¡Feliz como una lombriz!…read more Ohla's rooftop was so lovely. The view and ambiance made the flatbread I ordered actually tasty! I recommend this place for anyone visiting Barcelona, especially if you can be there for sunset. BTW, they will keep you waiting in line (outside) even though they have a bunch of open seats :(

Since we are not hotel guests, We used the fork app which is like Yelp to make a reservation after…read more7:00. We wanted a rooftop with spectacular views of Barcelona at sunset. There still was a line to get upstairs. Staff accommodated us with a table that had a view. A lot of young people purchased soda or 6£ drafts, No one ordered dinner, everyone was given spicy bar snacks. All were chain smoking & there were clouds of smoke on all sides of us. By at 8:00 the rooftop emptied. We shared a 30€ sangria & expensive ham & cheese sandwich with 4 fries. Our order was lost and then took a half an hour to get our sandwich. The sangria was tasty we had a glass and a half each but there wasn't much alcohol in it. This was the most expensive bill we had in Barcelona & it wasn't a meal. We realize we are paying for the view & sunset.

Cute space. Great for a nightcap or after work drinks. Unfortunately when we went after dinner, the…read morevibe was super "slow" and quiet. There were a good amount of people but the energy was very low - like everyone was waiting for something better. Has a lot of potential with the right group

Great mixology and powerful drink specials, very nice vermouth…read more Sexy stylish bartender, nice vibe. A little cozy downstairs, but that's where the fun is actually at; upstairs is a dank, dark little club room with meh techie dance music, poor ventilation, no windows, and what my friend called "European funk." He did not mean the music. You pay EU$10 to get in the door and use the receipt as a drink ticket; easy peasy.

I found this place by chance. After looking for a less touristic barcfor a few days I bumped into…read morethis place. This place reminded me of the Marz bar where I was a regular in NYC a lot in the 90's. The interior decor is mainly kisch and you feel like being on set on a John Waters film. They don't serve cocktails but pussytails. I know, a tourist trap but still all fun. Wifey and I wondered if this was a transvestite bar since it's decorated with pretty gay and pin up collages. You get free snacks when ordering, but we all know that salt make the average customer buy an extra unit. The staff is friendly and prices better than my hotel across the road, Barceló Raval. The place seems to have quite a few friendly regulars and we seemed to fit in immediately. But watch your valuables, a pick pocket dropped in and made a move on Wifey but was chased out by the nice bartender David. I highly enjoyed myself there and will return tonight and try to remember a bit more than last night. Most highly recommended.

This was one of our Halloween stop that fish and chips organized. It looked great inside. I'm going…read moreto have to swing by again.

Had cocktails here after dinner. Love the vibes, it's dark with interesting character. There were a…read moreton of odd pictures and objects. The bartender welcomed us as soon as we came in. We had these lavender and gin cocktails, they were delish! The bartender also gave us 2 rounds of complementary shots. We loved this place!

Cool vibe in this place and the food was great! The service was good and the waiter made sure to…read morekeep our drinks coming!

This is by far one of my favorite bar in Barcelona! Great location with delicious drinks and the…read morebest ambiance. Perfect place to go before or after dinner! Music is great and service is on point. Always a line on the weekends. And make sure you check out their famous bathroom in the basement. Sometimes they have live DJ there!

One of our favorite cocktail bars in Barcelona…read more Nestled in a laneway just off one of the main streets Boca Chica is a cocktail bar that is upstairs from one of our favorite restaurants. The cocktails here are unique, tasty and have the best presentation. Our favorite is the passionfruit martini, served with a shot of cava. Service is wonderful, everyone is friendly and the mixologist are top notch. If you plan to go later at night, reservations are recommended. Satuday nights there is a DJ is the bathroom, it's awesome!

Was my first visit to Barcelona and stumbled into this place by accident. The owners are amazing…read more Shisha was priced at 20 Euro for happy hour and food and drinks are reasonable. Most food will be adequate for one individual. Ambience and music were just right. If you all are by yourself you would find friendly people to have a conversation

What an amazing, inclusive environment! The tapas were great, my white wine sangria was yummy, and…read morethe servers were WONDERFUL. This place restores my faith in humankind!

Very laid back and chill lounge with comfortable seating and upscale clientele. Bank vault theme…read morethroughout .

Visited late night and enjoyed outstanding service. Wonderfully designed bar to enjoy and relax…read morewith Catalan brandy.

I think the pictures of this place tell a great story. This restaurant has renovated an old space…read moreinto a great dining restaurant. The food was fantastic and I really loved the cozy and quaint atmosphere in this place. Even though we don't speak Spanish it was easy to talk with out wait staff. I was impressed how efficiently they served our large group of ~30!

This little gem was recommend to us on our recent trip to Barcelona. We were tapa hopping from one…read morespot to another and extremely happy we walked in La Luna. Like most of the restaurants in this city it has charm. Dim lighting, brick walls and columns and red upholstered chairs with wooden tables gave this place an intimate setting that was perfect for a few drinks and a tapa while having a conversation. We ordered a dirty martini extra, extra dirty along with a mojito and cod croquettes. Both drinks were on point, my mojito was classic mint just the way I like it, Havana club rum, sugary and refreshing. The martini was well above average with 3 extra olives. The star of the show was the cod croquettes, made with a delicious creamy cod filling, with a red pepper aioli sauce that put an explosion of flavor in our mouths! If it wasn't for us tapa hopping and trying to eat our way through Barcelona we would have ordered more but it was extremely delicious.

During my recent visit to Barcelona I REALLY wanted to find a place to see flamenco that would be…read moreeasy for me to access from where I was staying in the city. I found Palau Dalmases via EventBrite and make the reservation in advance to make sure I had a seat for my final night in Barcelona. Palau Dalmases is located near Museo Picasso which I had visited earlier that week so I felt very good being able to confidently navigate the crowded streets in search of my destination. When I stepped across the threshold I felt transported to a different time and place. The outer courtyard is charming and the staff was friendly and engaging. After taking little time to admire the architecture, I was shown quickly to my front row seat and provided with a complimentary drink which was a very nice touch. The lights dimmed and the show began with the musicians setting the atmosphere in the small and intimate space. The closest thing I can compare it to in my experience is an invocation of the spirit that one might experience in church. The cantaor (singer) and the tocaor (guitar player) drew me in from the start. By the time the Baile began I was lost in the experience. In this space their was a mixing and meeting of cultures that was so beautiful it reminded me that we humans are capable of coming together making something beautiful and meaningful when we set aside things that divide us. I can not compare this performance to other flamenco performances yet but I appreciate that this was my introduction. If you are looking for something that can be family friendly or if you are in it for a solo or couples experience I would recommend checking this out.

Amazing flamenco experience. We went for the front row and it did not disappoint. Amazing…read moreperformers who put it ALL on the dance floor.

I heard about Paradiso from a friend and it's one of the world's top 50 bars. It's a bit hidden and…read morehas speakeasy vibes as you enter. We waited in line for maybe 10-15 minutes around 6pm and were easily accommodated. They have many interesting drinks and several non-alcoholic options as well. Even the cups and presentation are unique and all have a story! We sat at the bar in the middle and had front row seats to all the action. They change the menu ~15 months. Vibes are fun and we chatted with our seat mates as well as the bartenders. You can also make reservations but it's a 30 euro/person deposit.

This bar was voted Top 50 bars in the world. If you are visiting Barcelona, this is definitely…read moreworth a visit! Do expect a wait time or enter their queue when it opens to expedite that process. We started there one night and there was a long line out the door. We decided not to wait as it was already midnight (late for us!) and come back the next night. I'm glad we did, because there was minimal line and we entered the queue before anyone else, so we were able to enter rather quickly. It was the coolest speakeasy vibe and fun ambiance. We sat at the bar and quickly observed the menu. The menu was lit up, which I thought was pretty unique. It took a little bit of time for the server to assist us, but it was evident she was super busy. My drink came in a skull with a "brain" that was actually edible sorbet. It was vodka and not too strong but also not too sweet. Honestly, I wish I had more! My husband ordered somewhat of an old fashion that he said was the best he ever had. Highly recommend if you're in Barcelona!