Where is the best chocolate in Barcelona?

Based on diner recommendations, the best chocolate in Barcelona is at Escribà Patisserie (99% recommended). We compared 6 restaurants serving chocolate.

How much does chocolate cost in Barcelona?

Chocolate prices in Barcelona range from €3.50 to €22.50 across 6 restaurants.

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Best Chocolate in Barcelona

6 restaurants compared

Price range: €3.50 – €22.50

Avg recommendation: 95%

Top 5 Chocolate in Barcelona (Quick Answer)

Based on diner recommendations across 6 restaurants:

Escribà Patisserie — 99% recommended, €3.50 (Eixample)
Caelis — 95% recommended, €22.50 (Eixample)
CDLC Barcelona — 94% recommended, €18.50 (Barceloneta)
Fugaz — 94% recommended, €8.50 (Eixample)
Alkimia — 94% recommended, €12.50 (Eixample)

Scroll down for detailed comparisons, prices, and diner tips for each restaurant.

All 6 Restaurants Compared

#199% recommend

Escribà Patisserie

Eixample·$$

The Iconic Escribà Lips (Chocolates)

€3.50

Our world-famous, lip-shaped ruby chocolate filled with sweet Ganache.

Tip: A absolute mandatory purchase. They are surprisingly small but the flavor is very intense. They make for the perfect 'cool' gift to take home to friends.

#295% recommend

Caelis

Eixample·$$$

The 'Golden' Sphere: Valrhona Chocolate and Gold Leaf

€22.50

A theatrical desert featuring a melting chocolate sphere and hot salted caramel.

Tip: The melting process is the best part! It's very rich, so great for sharing. The quality of the chocolate is excellent. A must-try.

#394% recommend

CDLC Barcelona

Barceloneta·$$$$

Valrhona Chocolate and Exotic Fruit Fondue

€18.50

A decadent desert for sharing: melted premium chocolate and fresh tropical fruits.

Tip: The fruit quality is excellent. Great for sharing between 2-3 people while you listen to the DJ set. The marshmallows are a nice touch.

#494% recommend

Fugaz

Eixample·$$

Dark Chocolate Ganache with Olive Oil and Salt

€8.50

A sophisticated, non-sweet end using premium cocoa and local extra virgin olive oil.

Tip: It's a very rich but balanced dessert. The oil adds a great fruitiness to the dark chocolate. Best paired with one of their sweet dessert wines.

#594% recommend

Alkimia

Eixample·$$$$

Chocolate and Olive Oil Deconstruction

€12.50

A modern take on the traditional Catalan snack 'pa amb xocolata'.

Tip: The salt and oil completely transform the chocolate. A very sophisticated, non-sweet dessert.

#691% recommend

Cinc Sentits

Eixample·$$$$

Chocolate, Salted Hazelnut, and Olive Oil

A sophisticated dessert celebrating three Mediterranean pillars.

Tip: The olive oil sorbet is the star. It's surprisingly refreshing and makes the chocolate feel much lighter.