FIKA COFFEE MARKET — Restaurant in Barcelona

Fika Coffee Market is a true gem by the sea, located just steps away from the iconic W Hotel. This café embodies a perfect balance between quality, atmosphere, and accessibility, making it a must-visit for both locals and visitors.

The coffee is excellent, brewed with beans from the renowned LOT, offering depth, aroma, and precision in every cup. The food selection is equally well curated: sandwiches crafted with bread from the legendary Baluard bakery of Anna Bellsolà, a perfectly buttery croissant sourced from Brunells, and the addition of artisanal ice creams from Ibiza’s celebrated 97-12. Each element reflects a thoughtful collaboration with some of Spain’s most prestigious names in the world of pastry and coffee.

Beyond the products themselves, Fika Coffee Market also delivers on ambience. Prices are surprisingly affordable given the quality and prime beachfront location, while the clientele adds a vibrant energy: a mix of stylish, lively, and cosmopolitan guests who contribute to the...

Merie is amazing—always smiling, even when working alone. She takes great care of customers and runs the place like it’s her own, showing her experience and genuine kindness. I come here for coffee every day, and both Merie and Victoria make it a fantastic experience!

Dana provided exceptional service! knew the menu inside and out, which made ordering quick and easy, even with the crowd. My coffee and tuna sandwich were spot-on, and her calm, friendly demeanor made the whole experience enjoyable. Dana is truly a star – highly recommend stopping by when...

On June 17, 2025, we visited Barcelona Beach and stumbled upon Fika for lunch. We were drawn in by the cafe's quiet and cozy atmosphere. We decided to have lunch there and were pleasantly surprised to find that they served healthy food at a reasonable price. We bought our lunch and dined in. We absolutely loved the whole setting, which was so quiet and peaceful. The place was very clean. However, we couldn't give full marks for the service, as the pretty young lady who served us seemed less friendly...