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The best crema catalana in Barcelona
Start with Bodega La Palma in Gothic Quarter for crema catalana, Granja M. Viader for crema catalana and Bodega La Puntual in El Born for crema catalana. Here are all 5, with what to get at each.
- Bodega La PalmaGothic Quarter · Crema catalana
Get: Crema catalana
A traditional bodega that makes its own with fresh ingredients.
- Granja M. ViaderCrema catalana
Get: Crema catalana
A historic dairy-bar granja known for its desserts. Historic old-school granja dating to the 1870s, known for cacaolat and traditional hot chocolate with xurros.
- Bodega La PuntualEl Born · Crema catalana
Get: Crema catalana
A longtime Born favorite with a Catalan wine list.
- L'OliveEixample · Crema catalana
Get: Crema catalana
Catalan and Mediterranean cooking for over 35 years. Long-running Eixample restaurant serving traditional Catalan classics, known for hearty rice dishes and old-school hospitality.
- Ca L'EstevetCrema catalana
Get: Crema catalana
A longtime meeting point for homestyle Catalan food. Historic Barcelona restaurant with a classic Catalan menu, known for its old-world dining room and traditional dishes.
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Where is the best crema catalana in Barcelona?
Chef Amazing’s picks start with Bodega La Palma (Gothic Quarter), Granja M. Viader and Bodega La Puntual (El Born). All 5 places are on this page with what to get, where they are and a map.
What should I order?
At Bodega La Palma, get crema catalana. At Granja M. Viader, get crema catalana. At Bodega La Puntual, get crema catalana. At L'Olive, get crema catalana.
How does Chef Amazing pick these?
From Chef Amazing’s city guide and lists for Barcelona: the places critics, chefs and locals keep recommending, checked and kept current, with what to order at each. Nobody pays to be on them.
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