Paradero serves specialty coffee and brunch at Comte Borrell 107 in Sant Antoni, west of Barcelona’s old town. Inside is compact, with a small terrace outside. Local and international roasters supply the coffee, and plates are prepared to order. The café takes no reservations, so a seat depends on when you arrive.
The coffee menu gives you a choice beyond the usual brunch flat white: espresso from Hidden Coffee Roasters, guest coffees on batch brew, V60 and cold brew. A V60 takes around 15 minutes, so allow time if you want a cup brewed to order.
Coffee and brunch
Matcha and oat milk are available alongside the coffee. Food gives the stop its range: sourdough avocado and salmon toasts, eggs Benedict, Turkish eggs, mushroom toast, roast-beef focaccia, cakes, cookies and bowls. Brunch runs until 16:00 on weekdays and from 10:00 to 16:30 at weekends. After that, a smaller menu of sandwiches, focaccia and sweet bakes continues until closing.
The feel
Inside is compact, with hanging plants above the tables and a small terrace facing the street. Wi-Fi and a longer opening day make a weekday coffee with a laptop possible, though table space is shared with diners. Choose an earlier breakfast if a seat matters, and allow for a wait at busy brunch times.
What people go for
Why Filter Notes shortlisted Paradero
Paradero is the choice here for coffee with breakfast or lunch in Sant Antoni. It serves coffees from local and international roasters alongside food prepared to order. Tables are first come, first served, so allow for a wait if a seated meal is essential to your plans.