Queviures Múrria

Roger de Llúria, 85

A former coffee roaster’s and now an iconic establishment, Queviures Múrria still has its eye-catching, Modernista-style facade with signs and adverts made in fire-tinted glass. The interior still has the old mahogany furniture, the old clock and the original counter. Stepping inside means travelling back in time to Barcelona at the start of the 20th century.

Shops with tradition

A vestige of times gone by, Queviures Múrria is still one of the most original Modernista retail establishments in the city. It opened in 1898 as a coffee roaster’s and a rolled wafer manufacturer, initially taking the name of a nearby church, La Puríssima.

Keeping their identity

The shop is in Carrer de Roger de Llúria and on the 1920s windows you can still see the glazed adverts that were typical then, such as the Anís del Mono and Codorniu adverts, copies of original posters by the painter Ramon Casas.

For many years Queviures Múrria has been one of the best-known and most traditional delicatessens in Barcelona, specialized in Catalan and international gastronomic products. It preserves its mahogany furniture and original counter inside, where Joan Múrria still serves the customers. So a trip there is a real experience for nostalgics and lovers of good food.

Going shopping

  • Eixample

    la Dreta de l'Eixample
Address:
Roger de Llúria, 85
Districte:
Eixample
Neighborhood:
la Dreta de l'Eixample
City:
Barcelona

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