Where to eat the best torrijas in Barcelona

Easter and its traditions are approaching. One of the sweetest traditions is torrijas. This sweet, made with bread soaked in milk, sugar, cinnamon and egg, is a real delicacy that cannot be missed at this time of year.
If you’re in Barcelona and want to try the best torrijas in town, here’s a selection of bakeries and cafés where you can find classic and creative versions of this dessert.

1. Pastelería Hofmann

Hofmann, known for its butter and mascarpone croissants, also stands out at Easter for its torrijas. Its caramelised version, with a crunchy outside and creamy inside, is one of the best in the city.

Where? Carrer dels Flassaders, 44
Price: 3-5€

La Pastisseria de Barcelona

This patisserie, run by a world champion pastry chef, offers signature torrijas with unique flavours and an unbeatable texture. Try their version infused with vanilla and lemon, a perfect balance between sweetness and freshness.

Where? Carrer d’Aragó, 228
Price: 3,50€

Baluard Barceloneta

Famous for its artisan bread, at Easter Baluard makes torrijas with its own sourdough bread, achieving a spectacular flavour and texture. Its version with honey and cinnamon is an essential classic.

Where? Carrer del Baluard, 38
Price: 3€

Forn Mistral

If you’re looking for traditional torrijas at a good price, Forn Mistral is the place for you. Here they prepare them with a homemade and spongy touch, following traditional recipes.

Where? Carrer de Torres i Amat, 7
Price: 2,50€

Escribà

One of the most emblematic patisseries in Barcelona. At Easter they surprise with innovative torrijas, such as their version with orange cream or chocolate.

Where? Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes, 546
Price: 4€

If you prefer to make your own torrijas, here is an easy recipe. Do you dare to make them at home?
1. Cut the day-old bread into thick slices.
2. Heat it in milk infused with cinnamon and lemon.
3. Soak well, dip in beaten egg and fry in hot oil.
4. Sprinkle with sugar and cinnamon to taste. Ready to enjoy!

With these recommendations, there’s no excuse not to enjoy some good torrijas in Barcelona this Easter. Which of these places will you try first? If you’re coming on holiday to Barcelona, remember that the Aerobus takes you every day of the year, 24 hours a day, from Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 of El Prat Airport.