Villarroel 237 Barcelona
El Cau is a creative playspace where children and parents share their free time together in a healthy environment. They provide a lively and safe environment for your child to jump, climb, crawl, and use their imagination.
Monday- Friday 10:30-13:30 & 16:30-19:30 Saturday and Sunday 11:00-14:00 & 17:00-20:00
The American Pastry Shop Sil’s Cakes American Pastry specializes in American style desserts like brownies, cheesecake, cinnamon rolls, cookies, and cakes. Cheesecakes come in medium (6 people) and large (10 people) sizes and in a variety of flavors, including Nutella, banana, caramel, cookie dough, Irish coffee, mango, and the classic. Prices for cookies start at 2 euros and at 30 euros for cheesecake and layer cakes. Stop by to choose from a wide variety of ready to sell treats, or place a special order for a celebration or event. Sil’s is especially known for their birthday cakes. Also check out a classic panettone, perfect for any time of the year, but especially during Christmas. About Andrea FellmanAndrea Fellman is the founder and creative director of The Barcelona Edit.View all posts by Andrea Fellman
Glow Yoga Studio Glow Yoga studio came together as a place for a group of yoga teachers in Barcelona to do what they do best, teach. The studio strives to create an atmosphere of peace and trust. The founder of the studio is a yoga teacher who practices yoga, to the best of her capacities, both off and on the mat. Classes are meant to be both challenging and calming. Teachers support students in testing their boundaries, both physically and mentally. Beginner classes are offered, but you may try any class in which you are interested. The studio considers itself to be a place free from judgment and supportive of beginners who want to try yoga. About Meagan BellovinMeagan arrived in Barcelona in 2019, having left behind a full life of family, friends, and career in Austin, Texas. Originally educated as a journalist, Meagan taught children in her local public school system for nearly ten years before moving to Barcelona with her husband and dog. Since her arrival, she has embraced local living, taking Spanish classes, making new friends, and rediscovering her journalism past by writing for The Barcelona Edit.View all posts by Meagan Bellovin
Dance Your Heart Out in Barcelona Escola Coco Comin was founded in 1971 and in more than 40 years has trained hundreds of professionals in the various dance disciplines. The school specializes in training musical performers and was the first to bring this discipline to Spain. The studio is an open space that brings together amateur and professional students, teachers, and choreographers to create a vibrant group of enthusiastic artists. Courses are adapted to all levels and ages, both for those who want to start in the world of entertainment and for those who simply want to learn, have fun, and stay fit. About Andrea FellmanAndrea Fellman is the founder and creative director of The Barcelona Edit.View all posts by Andrea Fellman
KOLORS Nail Bar KOLORS Nail Bar is a concept nail salon inspired by the nail salons of New York, which features a revolutionary new design. The rows of colorful nail polish bottles stand out against the simple black and white decor in the salon, an intentional choice to show that they keep the focus on color. KOLORS has the widest range available, with over 500 different choices. High-quality products, the trendiest brands on the market, and respect for the environment and health of your nails are a top priority. KOLORS offers a variety of enamels and eco-friendly products (100% organic and natural) without parabens, toluenes, or formaldehyde, unlike many nail polishes on the market. About Meagan BellovinMeagan arrived in Barcelona in 2019, having left behind a full life of family, friends, and career in Austin, Texas. Originally educated as a journalist, Meagan taught children in her local public school system for nearly ten years before moving to Barcelona with her husband and dog. Since her arrival, she has embraced local living, taking Spanish classes, making new friends, and rediscovering her journalism past by writing for The Barcelona Edit.View all posts by Meagan Bellovin