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Tucked behind the Castell de Montjuïc among the pine trees and boasting a great view of the sea below…
The best bars in Barcelona – from cocktail dens to neighbourhood locals, the places worth drinking at.

Tucked behind the Castell de Montjuïc among the pine trees and boasting a great view of the sea below…

The newest wine bar in town, head to Bocanariz and indulge in some of the best wines of the region and abroad.

Casa Bonay’s hotel bar hosts DJs from Thursday thru Saturday.

A little oasis of southern Spanish tapas and cheap beer.

Maiaia is a vermuteria with family and tradition at its core.

If craft beer and pizzas are your thing then you’ll most certainly like Brew Wild

Hip hop in a venue with an industrial, NYC feel.

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

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

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

A foodie blog turned successful vermouth spot.

One of the best places in the city to have a cocktail.

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

This tiny nightclub packs a mighty electronic punch.

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

The pungent smells of olives and old wood fill your senses as you step through the door…

A champion of craft beer and fried food, the new arrival draws inspiration from US-style cajun and creole cuisine.

This “five-star dive bar” is the result of Moe and AJ’s dedication and love for cocktail shaking…

Founded in 1943, this is one of the city’s premier live music venues and nightclubs.

The club is back with RRR Electronic Open Air Nights on Fridays and Saturdays.

A mechanic’s workshop has been transformed into a very modern bodega.

Tropical-flavored food, drinks and music are the rule in this place where DJs spin tracks at the weekend.

The young Scottish brewery is making waves with its American-style craft beer.

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

Stepping into Dr. Stravinsky is like entering the refuge of a mad old alchemist – backlit bottles on shelves, effervescent test tubes and strange concoctions fermenting in jars.

This retro hangout is a nostalgic snapshot of the ‘80s.

This old-school wine shop and tapas bar was founded in 1954.

Urban art, a soul kitchen plus live concerts and DJs…

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

Listo is a “bistronómico” – a relaxed cocktail bar where you can enjoy accomplished cuisine.