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Café de la Princesa
This 14th-century stone palace houses the minimalist dresses and suits of Barcelona designer Julie Sohn (think Jil Sander with an Asian twist), and narrowly cut men’s wear from Danish haberdashers Sand, as well as travel bags from France’s sleek Lexon. Don’t miss the courtyard café. No. 21; 34/93-268-1518. -
La Báscula
Part industrial-looking art gallery, part cooperatively run, vegetarian-friendly café (try the house-made spinach ravioli), La Báscula has one of the city’s most idyllic, sun-filled dining rooms. No. 30 bis; 34/93-319-9866. -
Almacén Marabí
Argentine designer Marabí’s tiny atelier is filled with her handmade patchwork animals; the playful dolls, which have been displayed at the Museu d’Art Contemporani, appeal to both toddlers and adults. No. 30 bis; 34/68-618-7645. -
Estro
This unassuming shop stocks exquisite Italian leather goods: buttery-soft black flats from Pompeii (a steal at $113) and bags from the Sicilian line Bid Hand Made. No. 33 bajo; 34/93-310-4077. -
Moska
Owner Maka Abraham travels the world collecting jewelry from near (chunky cuffs and earrings designed by Barcelona silversmiths) and far (antique gold and silver from India and Rajasthan). Abraham’s own necklaces and bracelets are cast in pure silver or crafted from glass. No. 42; 34/93-310-1701.
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