Granja Petitbo

Carla Yorkston★★★★★

I went here with a friend for lunch, we were told that it was walk-ins only so we knew we were risking a wait and luckily there was no wait and we got to sit down straight away. It was busy but the space is pretty big and not too crowded. We ordered several dishes to share and all were really delicious, we ordered the toasted aubergine with hummus, fish and chips, tacos pastor and french fries (we ordered the french fries as we understood that the fish and chips would be fries but they were chips (which I call crisps in uk English) Aside from that tiny confusion everything was great. We also o

Anna Hostelgeeks★★★★★

Granja Petitbo – A Barcelona Classic Granja Petitbo is one of the places I always come back to whenever I’m in Barcelona, and I’m happy to see it still keeps its cool hip vibes. I ordered the eggs Benedict with salmon, and it was tasty. For a dish and a drink, expect to pay around 20€. The atmosphere is cozy, with a relaxed vibe that makes it a perfect spot for breakfast or brunch. Service was very friendly and attentive. Staff spoke English, and menus were available both in English and Spanish. No waiting this time, and both cash and card payments are accepted. Seating is available indoor

Evgeniia Pavlovich★★★★

A nice spot for lunch. Fair prices and a good variety of dishes. I was here back in February and had the salmon — it was really tasty. More recently, I tried the burrata salad, which I wouldn’t recommend — the tomatoes were underripe and not juicy at all. The shrimp tacos were pretty good, though. They also have a decent selection of drinks and desserts. Overall, it’s a solid place to stop by for lunch, but don’t expect anything out of the ordinary.

Ahmed Alrowaili★★★★

Great fast service with friendly staff. The menu is a bit limited in terms of breakfast options but the food was delicious. We ordered the scrambled eggs along with the tequeños and both were delicious. I would recommend this place to be on your brunch list when you visit the city.