Started the day with some last minute shopping.
And we went to several attractions around that area.
It is the Casa Batllo and Casa Amatler, which is pretty near the shopping area.

 After that we went to Palau Guell.

It is a nice hill top which you can oversee Barcelona city.
It was quite steep to get up and there are several entrances to get in.
There is an attraction in it where you have to pay to get in which we skipped. 

 Pretty nice view but very much covered by the trees.
Actually preferred Montjuic Castle's view as you can get both the sea and the city.

 Dinner was at Quimet & Quimet which is highly recommended by my cousin.
This was prolly one of the best choice we made in Barcelona.
Went there before the shop was open and there is already many people queuing.
When it was opened, it was pretty much a chaos because there is no seats available.
The place is pretty small, but that makes it cozy and has a character. 

 So basically people are just crowding around and ordering what they want.
They will eat their meals while standing up in that tiny space.
Even though it was really crowded and squeezey, but that's what makes people interact. 

Lots of tourists there also and it's a good chance for you to mingle with different people.  

 Food is affordable and really yummy as well.

They have open breads like this and tapas, which is one of spanish food. 

Loving the fanta lemon over in Spain as well.
Highly recommend this place because it was such an interesting experience eating here!