SlowMov

Went to SlowMov today following a close friend recommendation. I paid a total of 8.60€ for an iced late and and a ham and cheese bocata. The coffe was extremely good, not to sweet and acidity on point. I ordered my iced latte with soy milk which was also pretty good. My ham and cheese bocata was amazing, great quality ingredientes and the bread was amazing, crunchy and tasteful. Staff was super friendly and lovely

If you like specialty coffee this is the place. I ordered a flat white and they delivered it to me and explained the origins and processing of the coffee. It was a Colombian natural process. Very delicious. Also, no WiFi, and a sign that says “please don’t bring a computer”. The gentlemen explained this is for people to actually connect. I love it. Best spot I found in BCN in terms of specialty coffee.

The espresso is lovely and doesn't require sugar (which is perfect, since they don't offer sugar.) My cortado was perfect! The restroom is clean. I highly recommend for people who take coffee seriously.

Their Cardamom Bun was absolutely delicious!!! Their batch brew coffee ☕ was divine! Great customer service, nice coffee shop, lots of seats and tables, and even a spot outside to sit and enjoy the sun!

Decent coffee place with a clean and inviting atmosphere. The coffee was enjoyable—smooth and well-balanced. The staff were friendly and attentive, making the experience pleasant. While it may not be the most exceptional spot, it’s a solid choice for a good cup of coffee.

Usually I only drink single-shot lattes since most cafés don’t make great espresso. But this time, I ordered a flat white — and it was incredibly smooth, balanced, and delicious! The bakery items were also excellent. Definitely worth a visit!

Hate Alarm!! On August 5, I went to buy a coffee here, just below my home. The barista, Alberto, was wearing a T-shirt showing the entire country of Israel labeled as Palestine. I told him that it made me sad to see it — because my home is there. His reaction was something I’ve never experienced before. He calmly explained, in a shocking statement, that Israel shouldn’t exist — including the people who live there. I said that I believe in peace, in living together, and that many innocent people have already died for nothing. He answered that all Israelis — even children and babies — deserve to die because they live on occupied land. I have never encountered such open hatred in my life. I’ve never gone back since, because now I’m honestly afraid. I hoped I could forget it and move on, but I think about it every day. So today — on a day meant to represent peace — I decided to write about a place that represents hate. The coffee may be good, but remember: when you enter this café, you may be told that you deserve to die.

A popular coffee shop in barcelona, it was packed when i was there on the weekend. I asked for recommendation for espresso and the barista offered me to try their Ghesha which was balanced and smooth. For coffee lover, this place is definitely worth checking out and a great spot to get a feel of the lively barcelona weekend morning.