Delicatessen in Barcelona
Want to take a taste of Barcelona home? Here are the shops where locals buy their turrón, nuts, ham, wine and sweets, with opening hours and what to ask for.
Casa Gispert Nuts & coffee
Roaster and nut shop in the Born: toasted almonds, hazelnuts, saffron and coffee beans.
Torrons Vicens Nougat
Nougat maker from Agramunt since 1775: artisanal torrons, carquinyolis and stone-ground chocolate.
Escribà Pastry & chocolate
La Colmena Sweets & pastry
Pastry shop of 1849 on Plaça de l’Àngel: candies, yemas, carquinyolis and seasonal panellets.
Vila Viniteca Wine & cheese
Barcelona wine merchant with a huge Spanish and Catalan selection, plus cheese and charcuterie nearby.
Colmado Quílez Gourmet grocer
La Botifarreria de Santa Maria Sausage & charcuterie
Butcher by Santa Maria del Mar with house-made Catalan botifarra sausages, ham and cheeses.
Plan your trip → Put these places in a day plan with walking times.
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Checked: 4 October 2026. Prices and hours can change; check the official site before you go.