Xurros are a common thing in Spain and you can get them for breakfast in a bar or you get them during the full day in a "churreria". Today we will take you to Comaxurros.
Lluis Estrada Canal, second generation of the Canal Family (Canal Pasteleria) is in charge of Comaxurros; he has experience with the best professionals and has also done a course at the "École Supérieure de Cuisine Française de Pierre Hermé" among others.
Comaxurros in a modern "Churreria" situated uptown. They have the usual xurros; some filled xurros with differant creams and some distinct one as the mini xurros with a "salsa brava". Designer xurros fried in olive oil: they are light and delicious.
You can have them while walking or they have few tables around.
Perfect if you are around the area for "merienda".
Lluis Estrada Canal, second generation of the Canal Family (Canal Pasteleria) is in charge of Comaxurros; he has experience with the best professionals and has also done a course at the "École Supérieure de Cuisine Française de Pierre Hermé" among others.
Comaxurros in a modern "Churreria" situated uptown. They have the usual xurros; some filled xurros with differant creams and some distinct one as the mini xurros with a "salsa brava". Designer xurros fried in olive oil: they are light and delicious.
You can have them while walking or they have few tables around.
Perfect if you are around the area for "merienda".
Calle Muntaner 562. Tel: 934 17 94 05. 9am to 1.30- 4pm to 8.30pm. Weekends: 9am to 2pm- 5pm to 8.30pm. Closed on Mondays.
Canal Pastries on c/Muntaner 566/ c/Calvet 15/ c/Corsega 662
Merienda: bunyols de vent, filled xurro and a suizo! |
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