Barcelona shop reviews

Here are the latest Barcelona shop reviews. If you'd like to add your own comments about any particular shop in Barcelona, simply find the appropriate page for that particular shop and submit your review there! We look forward to your comments.

Humana

bought a great pair of flared slacks here... just 5 euros for you amigo! the quality of the selection is the same as most 'vintage' stores but prices are decent

reviewed by BCN Hipster from United States on Sep.12.2011

Custo

THe store on Carrer Ferran is easier to find as it's very near La Rambla. A good store although pricey by American standards.

reviewed by Kyle from United States on Aug.09.2011

Maremagnum

Lovely range of stores. Go when the rebajas are on! Fantastic views. You can spend a few hours here.

reviewed by Jess from Australia on Jul.13.2011

Luxury Shopping Tours

Great to have our own personal shoppers to help us navigate the amazing stores of this tremendous city. Our guides gave us so much useful information, not just about fashion and design but about places to go and see. We felt like instant insiders!

reviewed by Ismay from United Kingdom on Feb.07.2011

Hibernian Books

A lovely selection of books and a great atmosphere. Sometimes I come in just to browse! I can't imagine Gracia without this shop - it wouldn't be the same

reviewed by Frankie from United States on Feb.01.2011

Luxury Shopping Tours

I'd just like to say thanks so much to Lisa and Niki for organising such a great afternoon's shopping. They knew everything it's possible to know about fashion and design in Barcelona and their Spanish language skills were invaluable for translating. I came home with some to-die-for new shoes and a lovely vintage handbag... plus some great souvenirs. We went to this amazing chocolate shop somewhere near the Ramblas. I could have spent a lot more, but I'll be back in Barcelona soon for sure... so much to discover!

reviewed by Josephine from United Kingdom on Jan.18.2011

El Corte Ingles

Quite handy. One of the stores on Placa Catalunya has FC Barcelona souvenirs. Another has big brand fashion labels. Mostly what you'd expect from a department store.

reviewed by Benji from United Kingdom on Jan.11.2011

Decathlon

Great store if you're into sports but short of a few cents. Picked up some football boots here for 15 euros. Perfectly good. This store in the Barri Gotic is on two floors and has pretty much everything you need.

reviewed by Dan from United States on Dec.23.2010

Maremagnum

Maybe not the best shopping centre in Barcelona because it is not the biggest but still very nice place to go especially because it is right by the Mediterranean sea

reviewed by Teresa from Italy on Nov.28.2010

Hibernian Books

I love this place!

reviewed by Tara from Ireland on Nov.18.2010

Formatgeria La Seu

Not only a fantastic welcome,even better cheese. Kathrine is a knowledgeable & graceful host. Her tasting sessions are well worth the price so keep some space in your suitcase to take some amazing cheeses home . worth more than a 10 point rating

reviewed by tom aron from United Kingdom on Oct.18.2010

Bel y Bel

Very cool place

reviewed by Sawyer from United Kingdom on Sep.06.2010

Lomo BCN

Great analogue cameras. I prefer Holga to Lomo and Diana. The shop is quite expensive but very nice. SOmetimes you can find cheaper models in Mercat del Encants or on Ebay

reviewed by Dominica from Argentina on Sep.02.2010

Bel y Bel

A must-see shop, even if you don't buy anything!

reviewed by Lee from United Kingdom on Jun.04.2010

Hibernian Books

I picked up a lovely hardback copy of The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafón for a paltry 5 euros. Very nice shop and helpful staff.

reviewed by Duncan from United Kingdom on May.26.2010

Decathlon

Closed on Sundays! Damn need volleyball

reviewed by D-lite from The Bahamas on Apr.24.2010

Demano

really beautiful designs. Such a great souvenir. A fraction pricey but at least you know you have bought something truly unique from Barcelona

reviewed by CJ from United States on Mar.12.2010

Bel y Bel

Amazing designs. Not easy to carry home, but if you have a place in Barcelona these furnishings will make your house v. cool

reviewed by Hans from Austria on Mar.07.2010

L'illa Diagonal

A nice shopping center for a rainy day. Eureopean style is very differnt too US style

reviewed by Zara from United States on Mar.01.2010

La Boqueria

Its really amazing waht you can find here at La Boqueria in Barcelona. crazy creepy fish and creatures all for sale. Tons of sweets and candies, preserves. I think it's the most lively place in the whole city. Bring your camera because there are so many amazing sights and colours

reviewed by Simone from Australia on Jan.29.2010

Formatgeria La Seu

Great authentic Spanish cheeses. The lady told us a lot about the different cheese on offer and we went home very happy, and loaded with dairy produtcs!

reviewed by James Tiswald from United Kingdom on Dec.06.2009

El Corte Ingles

El Corte Ingles is a dreadful shop. Do all you can to avoid giving them custom. Famously overpriced and with staff who are so rude and arrogant that I have to suppress the urge to slap them. You will hear people tell you 'oh it is worth paying 30% more for everything you buy there, because they have such a good returns policy' Bullshit. I have just tried to take my coffeemaker back, 8 months after I purchased it. They very helpfully gave my the address of a local repairman. They are crooks and thieves. Avoid

reviewed by steve from United States on Oct.13.2009

La Boqueria

Since I moved to Barcelona from Buenos Aires I have made La Boqueria my main market.. it is wonderful so much good food. My boyfriend is also very happy because I cook for him.. I know such traditional girl am I!!!

reviewed by Barbara from Argentina on Jun.03.2009