
nightlife
Hemingway
Naturally, you can sip all of Hemingway’s favorite tipples, from the simple scotch & soda to gimlets and martini.
Barcelona nightlife at its best – the bars, clubs, parties and late nights that make this city unforgettable.

Naturally, you can sip all of Hemingway’s favorite tipples, from the simple scotch & soda to gimlets and martini.

A cocktail bar done up as a mad alchemist’s lab – test tubes, fermenting jars.

One of Barcelona’s most exciting craft beer utopias.

Hip hop, reggaeton and house in a former textile factory, going strong since 1985.

L’Oncle Jack is dedicated to the joyous, luxurious life of sipping Jack, socializing and listening to good music.

Barcelona’s definitive open-air club – summer nights inside Poble Espanyol.

Electronic beats are eschewed in favor of funk, disco, soul and Afrobeat rhythms.

The order of the night is techno.

Casa Bonay’s space has been designed with the assistance of audiophiles Amit and Aneesh Patel, owners of London bar Brilliant Corners.

Nitsa is one of Barcelona’s most popular and longest-running club nights.

They serve no less than 10 versions of the much-loved drink.

Casa Bonay’s lobby bar – gothic flowers, Eric Stephenson cocktails, vinyl DJs.

Electro music, great cocktails and a fun vibe combine at this bar-slash-gallery.

Ian Schrager’s Born hotel, where the leafy rooftop bar draws the sunset crowd.

Good music, strong cocktails and lots of locals at this Raval dive bar.

This diminutive wine bar is revered as one of the city’s very best.

A tiny Raval cocktail bar with no menu – tell Javier and Eduard what you like.

A dive bar with cheap drinks and a mixed crowd of locals.

Named for the 17°C wine is best served at – Catalan bottles by the glass, in Born.

The credible, comfortable electronic club Barcelona had been waiting for.

This expat-owned bar sits in part of a 450-year-old Modernist palace.

This charmingly grimy Raval bar is famous for its absinthe, and said to be Barcelona’s oldest.

Among the flurry of one of La Rambla’s many Gòtic tributaries, Sub Rosa would be everyone’s regular watering hole, if only there was enough space.

Founded by Javier de las Muelas, Gimlet was the first of what is now a global empire of cocktail bars.

A cocktail bar with a warm atmosphere, excellent soundtrack and great drinks.

Revered Danish craft beer bar Kælderkold now has a younger sister.

This tiny cocktail bar was inspired by the American tradition of Kentucky bourbon and rye whiskey.

This UK-style brewery is one of Barcelona’s most central stops for quality brews.

A brewery and a beautiful bar where you can quaff your way through the Belgian-Catalan inspired brews.

The space is an embodiment of the founders’ passion for American craft beer and food.