Right Side Coffee Bar — Restaurant in Barcelona

Specialty coffee without “good enough” service.

It is a shame (as many other “hipster” coffee places in Barcelona) that a specialty coffee place has a bad service and stuck up attitude. Which translate as pretentious and careless about their client experience.

Well, maybe this is why the place is full of tourist and very few or none locals. Service is not focus on recurring customers.

I live literally 2 minutes from this place and I been few times. Couple of them when just open and others from time to time. And every time I tell myself I am not coming back because of the attitude.

Especially the woman with salt and pepper hair ( who I think is either one of the owners, but she says to be under someone else supervision as to no comply with customer requests)

Anyway, lucky enough there are good coffee with a nice attitude a few steps away like Cafe El Magnifico, Nudes and many more.

Let’s see how long this place last. Let’s remember that Satan’s coffee was there before and the people who runs the Right Side now are the ones they used to distribute them the coffee. Coffee is good and customer...

Satan's coffee indeed, my double Expresso had the acidity of something pulled by Lucifer himself. I attempted remediation with sugar, but it laughed off my feeble sweetening attempts, somehow transforming the grains into little crushed brimstone.

However! The food, while not heavenly, was a sight better than what I could find at at Cafeteria Purgatorio. The Kimchi on my corn pancakes was excellent. It didn't have have the zing of something fermented for a long time, but it wasn't too sweet, and had a rare spice and forward flavor to it that was interesting and immediate. Bravo for the Kimchi. My bean soup was excellent, as expected. Flavorful, filling, and having a non-uniform texture. I would encourage anyone to order that. Only my partner's Japanese meal set was a little disappointing. The soft boiled egg was slightly overdone, not runny enough for the rice. The miso soup was a hair too salty, and the chicken was a little bland. It was still good though, maybe just an overreach with all those...

Nestled on a quiet side street just steps away from the bustling La Rambla, this modern café is a true haven for coffee lovers. With its large floor-to-ceiling windows, the space is bathed in natural light, creating a bright and welcoming atmosphere that invites you to sit back and relax. The minimalist interior, combined with a few artistic touches, gives it a sleek yet cozy vibe that makes it a perfect spot for both a quick coffee break and a longer, leisurely visit.

The standout on their menu, however, is the affogato with vanilla ice cream. This delightful combination of rich espresso and smooth, creamy vanilla ice cream is an indulgent treat that elevates the entire coffee experience. It’s a must-try for anyone visiting the area, offering a perfect balance of flavors that’s both refreshing and satisfying.

Whether you're looking to escape the crowds of La Rambla or simply enjoy a unique coffee creation, this café is a hidden gem that delivers on both ambiance...