This is the main Barcelona market that tourists visit due to it location on Las Ramblas. Its big, bold, brash and almost constantly crowded. With 330 stalls selling all manor of food products and several associated cafes and restaurants it attracts quite a crowd (and unfortunately Barcelona's experienced pickpockets who prey on them) but, as a lot of the stalls have now focussed on the tourist trade and offer small sample plates at usually 5 Euro’s each it’s a good place to sample all the different fish, meat and cheeses on offer. However, just bear in mind that by the time you have tried four of these from different stalls and spent your 20 Euro’s you could have got three much more sizeable tapas from one of the small bars in El Born or the Gothic Quarter for that money. There are also several other markets in Barcelona that are set up exactly the same as Mercat de la Boqueria just on a smaller scale. And if you want a quieter experience I would recommend the nearby Mercat Santa Caterina in La Ribera, with its funky roof design, or if you are exploring the other districts of Barceloneta and Sant Antoni then there is Mercat de la Barceloneta and Mercat de Sant Antoni in the heart of these respectively.

It’s like going into a painting, colorfulllll, well ordered shop, you will like to stay there all day … 😁 Too near to Catalonia square (less than 10 min walk). Verity of red-meat٫ fish or other sea-oriented things, vegetables and fruit and … There are some restaurant there so you can spend time there, more than a normal shopping, in some places because of the sea-oriented food may smell bad 😐but that’s ok. I went around the market three times. Sellers are hospitable and kind. Prices a littleeeeee higher than supermarket or normal shopping, not very higher but I think it worth, try everything you want🙃

Our family of two adults, a 9 year old and a 7 year old visited Barcelona for 3 days in July. We stayed in a hotel about 15 minutes walk away from here (see separate review). We stopped by the market as we passed by whilst walking down Las Ramblas. Inside, we were mesmerised by all the meat, delicacies and fruit on offer. We tried their croquetta jambon which was very tasty and not too pricey. I wasn't brave enough to try the seafood as it was our first day in Barcelona and I didn't want a funny tummy but next time I will try some! Enjoy.

Overall this was an excellent experience, which is why I've given it four stars. I had a lovely breakfast of tortilla and coffee at one of the stands near the entrance. The server was friendly and efficient. I purchased several nice bits of food at various stands and later had a nice smorgassboard at my hotel. However, one of the stall operators either made a mistake, or, as I suspect, charged me twice on purpose. It was a small purchase of only 3 Euros, so I image he would not expect anyone to notice or care to report it, but here I am. :) The name of the stall as it appears on the reciept and on my credit card statement is "olives francesc". Here's how it happened: - The vendor reached for my credit card (didn't hand over the portable terminal to me). - I handed the vendor my credit card. - He entered some info and tapped the card on the terminal. - I heard him grunt (as if there was a problem). - I saw him tear off a piece of paper. I think he crumpled it in his hand. - I saw him re-enter something on the keypad and tap my card again. - I was immediately suspicious but didn't say anything (should have trusted my instincts and said something but I felt that by then it was too late and not worth it to get into an argument). - He ripped off the next piece of paper, which was a reciept for my 3-Euro olives, and handed it to me. - I held on to the receipt and later checked my credit card statement. Sure enough, there are two identical 3-Euro transactions from the same vendor "olives francesc". So, my advice, to be on the safe side, is to ask the vendors to hand the terminal to YOU to tap your card and confirm the purchase information. If they won't, pay in cash, walk away, or at least watch very carefully what's happening. :) And enjoy the beautiful city of Barcelona! P.S. The olives may or may not have been worth the 6 Euros, but they were very tasty!

スペイン・バルセロナ市内にある市場。誰でも無料で入れます。 ところ狭しと果物、野菜、肉、魚が並んでいます。市場内で食事もできます。 市場を訪問するのが好きな私ですが、やはりこのブケリア市場も活気に溢れており、元気をもらえます。 地元の方々も買い物に来ており、愛されている市場ということがわかりました。 規模としては、さほど大きくはなくコンパクトですが、コンパクトながらも色とりどりの果物や野菜はどれも新鮮そのもの。魚売り場には、ウニやアンコウまで並べられてました。 楽しい気分にさせてくれます。オススメです。

Mercato principale di Barcellona, immenso dove poter trovare di tutto dalla carne al pesce, dolci sfizi e tutto quello che c'è di tipico. Ormai è dedicato solo ai turisti, infatti i prezzi sono altissimi, più di un ristorante. Penso convenga solo farci un giro, oppure assaggiare il minimo.

Ein Markt mit Wahnsinns Auswahl! Von süß bis salzig über herzhaft. Hier findet jeder etwas. Es lohnt sich ein wenig über das Gelände zu schlendern bevor man etwas kauft, da sich die Preise für ein Produkt manchmal unterscheiden. Zu früher und später Stunde ist es nicht zu überlaufen.

Uno de los mercados más turìsticos que conozco, como el de Valencia, hay más turistas que clientes pero es un clásico. El trasiego, los colores, los olores, el ver los puestos con su exposiciòn.....gusta mucho pero un buen bocata con una caña en los puestos del medio para atrás y observar el bullicio es un deleite. Aquí puedes pasar de un presupuesto de 10/15€ a 50 dependiendo de lo que uno quiera. Igual hasta menos si lo que quieres es un pincho y una birra. De hecho igual hay 20 establecimientos para comer de una categoría importante y por supuesto , su visita, es digna de un Tour!! 200 años contemplan su existencia aunque allí nos cuentan que hay que sumarle otros mil nada menos. Será verdad?? En fin, el mercado de San José es de visita y parada obligada, turismo y tapeo todo de la mano.

Sicuramente un luogo simbolico di Barcellona, si trova in pieno centro sulla rambla, l'abbiamo visitato la sera, quindi molti punti erano già chiusi. La merce soprattutto frutta e verdura disposti in modo spettacolare ( sembrano dei quadri). Non posso fare una recensione sul cibo, perché non abbiamo mangiato.

Grande mercato sulle Ramblas di Barcellona. Molto molto occupato in modo da prendersi cura dei vostri effetti personali. Un sacco di bancarelle che vendono prodotti, cibo e bevande e un sacco di cose in mezzo. C’è una toilette a un’estremità, diventa molto affollata e costa un euro per passare attraverso il tornello. Un sacco di bar / ristoranti intorno al mercato, direi probabilmente un posto migliore per prendere qualcosa da mangiare piuttosto che nel mercato stesso, all'interno era molto affollato e un po 'troppo costoso dove come i bar / ristoranti erano un po' meno affollati e offriva una vasta gamma di tapas e pasti. Un sacco di bancarelle interne anche se vende una vasta gamma di snack. Miglior mercato spagnolo che ho visitato oltre Malaga.