Camelia Art Café — Restaurant in Barcelona

I decided to try out this spot for brunch, and it turned out to be a solid choice. The place was cosy, the decor was charming, and the menu boasted a variety of options, including an array of tempting cakes. While the service was a bit slow, requiring me to make a trip to the bar for cake or the bill, the overall experience was enjoyable.

The food was delicious, although I was a bit let down by the type of ham served. Despite this minor hiccup, the dishes were satisfying with good portion sizes and reasonable prices. The standout, however, was the delectable cake that truly hit the spot. If you're in the mood for a cozy brunch spot with tasty treats, this place is...

I will never go back! I am a regular customer, I even have the fidelity card. Yesterday, July 15, I go and get my regular take away morning coffee. I did not have my phone with me and I couldn’t pay by credit card. So, I gave them 10€. Well, after a bit of hesitation they told me that they could not use the change they have to give me change, so they could not serve me. I left very annoyed, I am very surprised how they prefer to lose a regular client instead of doing a bit of work and find the change for the next client, at the end, I did not pay with a 500€ note, but with a 10€.

Very disappointed. I am sure if the owner were there, he/she would...

Perhaps I am spoiled because I live in Poblenou where a plate of French Toast might cost you 10 euros tops, but then you don’t leave hungry. After waiting over 20 minutes for breakfast in a not so busy cafe (and asking where our breakfast was), I paid 12 euros for two tiny squares of brioche which weren’t even dipped in egg batter. Granted the plate looked pretty since they sprinkled fruit over the two pieces of toasted brioche, but the meal wasn’t worth 30 euros. Great for tourists, but I would have been happier with the small cafe at the corner giving me a small ham sandwich, coffee and juice for 5-6 euros instead of leaving feeling...