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Cafés in Les Corts

A roaster's wooden trays on Carrer de Constança, gluten-free plates on Galileu and old pastry houses along the Diagonal.

Photo: Enrico Perini, Pexels License

Les Corts takes in three barris, Les Corts, La Maternitat i Sant Ramon and Pedralbes, and grew out of the old municipality of Les Corts de Sarrià.1 FC Barcelona's Camp Nou is here, the Camp Vell neighborhood is named for the club's earlier ground, and the Zona Universitària fills one sector of Pedralbes.1

Several of its better cafés keep weekday hours and close by mid-afternoon. The district also has a stronger specialty line than its residential look suggests, because one of the city's bigger roasters has a long-standing bar here and other cafés pour its beans.

Local tip: Check the calendar for your weekend coffee: Behaus Café & Bistró and Cups & Coffee both stay shut on Saturdays and Sundays, while Hidden Cafe Barcelona opens at 09:00 both days.45

At a glance

79Cafés listed
10With opening hours
06:00Earliest opening
23:00Latest closing
  • Opens earliest: Pannia, from 06:00 (Daily 06:00–21:15).
  • Closes latest: El Pa Sencer, until 23:00 (Mon–Wed 08:00–19:00 · Thu–Fri 08:00–23:00 · Sat 18:30–23:00 · Sun 12:00–14:30).
  • Most listed streets: Travessera de les Corts (2), Carrer de Joan Güell (2).
  • Most common features: wi-fi (10%), outdoor seating (9%), specialty (5%).

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Coffee chains in Les Corts

Trays and producer cards on Carrer de Constança

Hidden Cafe Barcelona stands at the corner of Constança and Déu i Mata, near Les Corts station on line L3.2 Time Out's 2019 review describes each coffee arriving on a wooden tray with water and a card explaining who grew it, in a room of wooden tables and mosaic floor tiles that had become a pilgrimage stop for cyclists.2 It opens from 08:00 on weekdays and 09:00 at weekends.

The company behind it has grown well past that corner. Mateo González and Carlos Moral met at a specialty coffee workshop in 2015, and by August 2026 they were roasting 3,000 to 4,000 kilos a week at a workshop in La Verneda, with 250 g bags at €12 to €30.3

Weekday specialty near the office blocks

Behaus Café & Bistró on Carrer de l'Equador serves Hidden's beans with bagels, pressed sandwiches and daily bowls, and shuts at 16:00 on weekdays and all weekend.4 Cups & Coffee on Carrer de Sabino Arana calls itself a specialty café for the neighborhood, with food made by hand, and starts earlier, at 07:30 from Monday to Friday.5

Kruda, at Carrer de Berlín 103 near the Sants boundary, opens at 07:45 on weekdays and has outdoor seats and Wi-Fi. Weekend hours are shorter, 09:00–15:00, but it does open, unlike the two above.

Gluten-free plates on Carrer de Galileu

Montse Prieto, a chef and nutrition coach who specializes in food allergies, runs BoPerTu Cafè at Carrer de Galileu 282.6 The kitchen pairs specialty coffee with home-style dishes and pastry, all made without gluten or lactose, from seasonal and local produce where it can.6 Lunch is the point here: doors close at 16:00 from Tuesday to Saturday, and the café does not open on Sundays or Mondays.6

Old pastry houses on the Diagonal and Manuel Girona

Sacha is named for its founder, Alejandro Barreneche, whom friends called by the Russian form of his name.7 He opened in San Sebastián in 1927, inspired by French pastry, and the family brought the business to Barcelona in the 1940s, starting where Aribau meets the Diagonal.7 Its Les Corts shop is at Avinguda Diagonal 615, and the family still bakes every day.7

La Forneria goes back further. Caterina Pujol Bonet opened a bread oven in the Raval in 1911 with help from baker uncles in Poble-sec; she lost the business at the start of the Civil War, and her daughter Rosa and granddaughter Neus carried it on.8 Its loaves are still long-fermented sourdough.8 The branch on the Passeig de Manuel Girona opens at 08:00 from Monday to Saturday.

Sources

  1. Les Corts, Viquipèdia, accessed November 2026
  2. Hidden Café (April 25, 2019), Time Out Barcelona, accessed November 2026
  3. Hidden Coffee, roasting coffee with its own name in Barcelona (August 25, 2026), The New Barcelona Post, accessed November 2026
  4. Behaus Café & Bistró, Behaus, accessed November 2026
  5. Sobre nosaltres, Cups & Coffee, accessed November 2026
  6. Qui sóc i valors, BoPerTu Cafè, accessed November 2026
  7. Historia, Pastelería Sacha, accessed November 2026
  8. Quiénes somos, La Forneria, accessed November 2026
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FAQ

Les Corts cafés: questions

What makes Hidden Cafe Barcelona in Les Corts different from other coffee shops?

Time Out's 2019 review describes each coffee arriving on a wooden tray with water and a card explaining who grew it. The café stands at the corner of Constança and Déu i Mata in Les Corts, near the L3 station, and is a known stop for cyclists. Its roaster works at a workshop in La Verneda.

Where can you get gluten-free food with specialty coffee in Les Corts, Barcelona?

BoPerTu Cafè at Carrer de Galileu 282 pairs specialty coffee with home-style dishes and pastry made without gluten or lactose. Its owner, Montse Prieto, is a chef and nutrition coach who specializes in food allergies. It closes at 16:00 from Tuesday to Saturday and does not open on Sundays or Mondays.

How old is the Sacha pastry shop on the Diagonal in Les Corts, Barcelona?

The business dates to 1927, when Alejandro Barreneche, known to friends as Sacha, opened in San Sebastián. It came to Barcelona in the 1940s, starting where Aribau meets the Diagonal. The family still runs it and bakes daily, and its Les Corts shop is at Avinguda Diagonal 615.

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