Terra Blava

I am giving this place 5 stars for the price and quality of food. We came here yesterday and loved it, and came today as well. Food was different from yesterday and really tasty. We paid 10.5 EUR during weekday for all you can eat, and they had a lot of salads, veggies, meats and specialty dishes (paella, pizza, etc), desserts (crème brûlée, ice cream, fruit compote, fresh fruit) and coffee. Definitely recommend! Clean, fresh, quality food for not a lot of money. And it is always full, so people are loving it

I was visiting Barcelona for the weekend and I was recommended to go here by the staff at palais musica Catalana. It is an all you can eat buffet with salad and warm food options. If you still with just salads then is costs € 7.95 and price goes up to € 12.50 for the salad bar with warm food section. They also have free WiFi and I really enjoyed spending an hour here lingering and enjoying my lunch. The place gets crowded very quickly around 2pm and it will become harder to find a seat. I would recommend you to go here if you are looking for healthy options or if you are a vegetarian.

Buffet libre a buen precio. La comida bastante buena, en plena Via Laietana. Cocina mediterránea y variedad de platos.

Bufet libre, nada del otro mundo, parece un comedor de cole, mesas grandes a las que llegas con tu bandeja llena de comida. Puedes llenarte el plato tantas veces como quieras.
Puedes elejir la parte de omida fria, o pagando un poco mas tienes tambien bufet caliente con pizzas, pasta, arroz…
Esta bien para cuando no tienes demasiado tiempo pero mucho hambre, y poco dinero.

I was a bit hesitant to go to any type of all you can eat buffet in Barcelona (especially if I hadn’t already researched in on Unilocal), but alas after wandering around all morning and waiting way too long to eat lunch, we were starving and stumbled into the first decent place we saw, which just so happened to be Terrablava.
Terrablava is a buffet that actually has a surprisingly nice selection of various salads, pizza, paella, pasta, fruits and ice cream for a low price of 12 euros with a drink (unlimited soda or 1 sangria/​beer) included. Not a bad deal for the wide amount of items they offered. I preferred the salads the most, they had a nice light pasta salad with green beans, a sweet coleslaw with fruit, potato salad with peas, etc. The flavors were all refreshingly light and seemed pretty healthy after eating rich tapas for a few days. I passed on trying the paella as i’m extremely particular about how it’s made and don’t like to try it at random places, but did have a slice of pizza and it was a-​ok.
The décor is modern and clean. The staff was welcoming and helpful. It wasn’t the most exciting dining experience I’ve ever had, but satisfying overall.

Another all you can eat buffet, this one for under 12 €.
They have a reasonable salad selection, the usual pizza squares and pasta and chicken options as well as unlimited soft drinks and ice cream.
A refreshing alternative if you’re sick of tapas :)

En muchas ocasiones las personas parecemos ganado. A veces lo parecemos comportándonos de una forma determinada y otras lo parecemos cuando comemos. Unos de los lugares donde esa certeza se ha hecho visible es en el Terra Blava. Desde fuera parece un restaurante normal y corriente, pero justo cuando entras te puedes hacer una idea del estilo del local. Emulando a una popular franquicia de buffet libre de la zona, este sitio no destaca por la calidad de su comida pero sí por el hecho de que aquí te puedes poner las botas a gusto, lo que no está del todo mal, siempre y cuando encuentres algo de tu gusto.
De hecho éste es el único buffet libre que saca mi vena gourmet y no mi lado tragaldabas. Predominan las ensaladas y las pastas, aunque para completar puedes elegir pizzas, salchicas y cosas así. Aquí sólo podría ser feliz un niño obeso comiendo sin criterio y sin la presencia de sus padres