On every must-see list and it’s a must see. This is mainly a food market with almost everything one can imagine and most of it beautifully displayed. Planned our day to eat lunch here and it was great. Bar Central fish counter for garlic shrimp – excellent, scallops – excellent, plate of peppers – excellent, not spicy, fried artichoke – excellent, white fish filet – excellent, cold beer, Spanish wine. Yum! The counter surrounds the kitchen on four sides and is busy. There is a pleasant but busy maitre’d who shepherds the seating around the bar. We walked up, asked for seating for four and he immediately politely asked a person to move over one stool and we waited 3 minutes as three people were paying and voila, we sat down. Don’t be put off with how busy it looks. Definite go-back.

Must see, as it is free and has so much interesting food to experience and see. The market is bustling and truly superior to any food market we have ever seen in North America. We spent one morning walking and picking up snacks along the way.

This is more than just a market - it is 2583 sq.m of all sorts of delicious goodies, the sight and smell of which makes your head spin. It feels like you can buy everything here. There is a feeling that mostly tourists wander between the counters with their eyes and mouths open with delight, and locals come to the Bokeria market to eat and drink. 😊

The most famous market in barcelona. Right off “ la Rambla” beautiful and colorful displays. Perfect for food shopping but also for a little snack or a full lunch. Fruit, veggies, deserts, olives, meat, fish, empanadas anything … and much more! Very Instagramable!

Had a wonderful time walking around checking out all the wonderful sights and purchased several prepared foods that were mediocre at best. Most of the prepared foods seemed to have been prepared a day or 2 in advance. Stay away from the burritos, wraps, empanadas or fried foods. If you don't mind overspending then try some of the fruit salads, cured meats and cheeses and have a glass of wine. Would only recommend for sightseeing.

This was a busy, vibrant undercover market. There are lots of great small items available to buy and consume as you walk and also a few spots where you can sit and enjoy the offerings at the counter. Well worth a look.

This is a very touristy open-air market. Very busy, we went both times in the evening. Some items are very pricey, others reasonable. I managed to pick up some cooking salts for souvenirs. I caved & brought some chocolate strawberries on a stick & fresh juice which was lush! A very impressive display of stalls & I loved the vibrant atmosphere!

Lovely market ! On our recent trip to Spain we did a day trip to Barcelona and this market was at the top of our list and it did not disappoint!! It’s a super busy market with people everywhere but totally worth it everything is fairly priced and all so delicious the fruit smoothies are a must same with the spicy chicken empanadas! Make sure you add this spot to your list of things to do/see

THE greatest place to have breakfast AND lunch!...hundreds of vendors and booths to see and taste....everything so fresh. I had baby squid and eggs at LQUIM and lunch later in the day with some of the freshest seafood we ever ate. Had to walk up and down La Rambla 3X to walk it all off. A MUST MARKET to visit.

Very busy but multiple vendors, plenty of options to choose from and lots of locations near the back that have seats for bar style sitting. Had a few empanadas from different vendors and a vermouth white and dark from one of the bars of the back. If in barcelona this is a must visit as it is an experience of a culinary buffet!