Conesa Entrepans

How can a simple jamon iberico and Gouda cheese sandwich be so good? They use flavorful jamon iberico and crusty bread, and press it until the bread is perfectly toasty. It's comfort food in a carry-out sandwich.

Enjoyed a few sandwiches and patatas at this place. Gluten free bread option for my son. Sandwich was delicious and flavorful with nice dipping choices. Guys working had loads of smiles and super friendly. Nice window for people watching. Next to govt building.

The sandwich was ok. Not enough meat to fill all the bread and a bit dry. Not worth waiting in line for.

Quick sandwich stop was hungry
Excellent prices
Good bread
Lacked meat only a few pieces of chicken
Over all tasty

The sandwiches here were simple, tasty, fairly priced. My partner got gluten-free bread and was very happy.

We ended up coming here twice, and I ordered the same thing both times (Llom amb pernil) since I enjoyed it so much.

The service was very quick and extremely friendly. Everytime we walked by this place, the line was out the door and sometimes into the courtyard.

There are a few tables inside, but its a very small place. I was happy to eat while walking.

Terrible service!
Was there at 8:30 am and door was closed then I walked in at 8:40 am and the guy in there yelled at me and said 10 more minutes!! Unfortunately I had a guide and had to walk away

Conesa Entrapans is literally just a stone's throw away from the beautiful Barcelona Cathedral in the Gothic Quarters.

The restaurant opens early and offers a wide assortment of interesting sandwiches. We found the long line outside but it proceeded quickly after each order. We ordered both the cheeseburger and chicken sandwiches, along with a side order of potatas bravas and cold pop for the hot day.

The hot sandwiches were satisfyingly large and flavourful with plenty of meat. For about 4 euro each, this was great value and kept us full for our afternoon of walking and sightseeing.

Great place to grab a quick bite. Fast friendly service - 3 guys cranking out a lot of dishes. Small seating area that turns over fast. Best sandwich I had in Spain.

I was waiting from 8:25 and waited until 8:44 and they wouldn't open although they post 8:30 as there opening. Spaniards walked in ordered coffee and were served I walked in and was rudely told 5 more minutes. I went to Pan's next door. If I can give zero stars I would

June 27, 2019 Thursday - Noon for lunch
4 Adults and a teenager

Atmosphere - 4 stars
Food - 5 stars
Service - 5 stars

Background - My first Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. A US TV show the features mostly restaurants in United States.

Atmosphere - Tiny is in an understatement, and with a party of five, the places fills up quickly with just us. Timing is everything we were able to walk right up to the ordering station. Time we left there was a line, and most of the line is out the door and around the short corner.

Food
Drinks - Estrella, a local beer nothing too exciting.

Lunch - All about their pressed sandwiches here. Lots of different sausages to choose from. The menu is in three languages, one being English. I had to have the Catalan sausage sandwich which they call Vigueta. The sausage also came with peppers and brava sauce. The crunch of the bread with snap of the sausage made for a great combination.

Service - Two guys behind the counter helped this chaotic family in rather fast manner. We were in out in no time

Future - Yes, the area is very touristy but this place hit the mark perfectly.