Great little speakeasy type bar. $12 drinks feels pricy for Sitges but they were good. I would go…read moreagain. They use luxardo cherries in the old fashioned!!! Yum!!

Great gin joint, lots of characters and drinks mixing and live performances. Not a huge gin…read moreselection but I think they want to try their house gin. They offer different flavor gin.

Ive been here a couple of times and enjoyed the atmosphere and the drinks. Its run by a Welsh guy…read moreand his partner. The Welsh man has a very warm personality and knows his drinks too. They both work the bar. I tried a Pisco Sour for the first time here and I had one again when I came back. Its delicious- I like Sweet/Sour drinks sop this is right up my street . The bar is a reasonable size but it doesnt take much to fill it up. There is an upper room which no-one uses I think. The crowd here is a mixed gay crowd- I think it tends to skew slightly older than the general bars in Sitges. I love it here and recommend a drink here when out on the town.

Amazing place, great cocktails and atmosphere. Don't miss this place! The owners are very…read morepersonable and free tapas to boot.

From the street it doesn't look like much, however, upon entrance through a magical cave like…read morewalkway you enter into a well thought out , beautifully decorated room with a large counter to one end full of flowery teapots and cake stands. You can sit inside with it's decorated cushions and high fairy light lit ceiling or outside In the secret garden, only seen from the interior. With well kept plants and climbing flowers, colourful chairs and tables and grassy nooks to hide from the hot sun. There's a bit of a Frida Kahlo theme, she can be seen in the cushions and the colours on the walls in the garden. You have a tea menu, with so many to choose from, including, cream teas with, much missed by English visitors, homemade clotted cream. The cakes are locally made and there's even a vegan cake option. Love it.

If you're gay and visiting Sitges, at some point you'll be sitting outside Parrots Pub & Terrace in…read morethe heart of the gayborhood. This is the front and center scene to see and be seen. Hundreds strut through Plaça Indústria "Parrots Plaza" every night. Rainbow-colored umbrellas, cocktail tables and chairs in rows face out on both sides of the walking street so you can watch the nightly parade, and be watched in return! Service is ok considering the servers have to squeeze through the crowds. Cocktails are typical well/call drinks and big fruity tourist concoctions. Don't pass up their Piña Colada! Food is basic tourist bar fare. Eye candy is free.

After a thorough examination not involving a proctologist, it is my scientific conclusion that…read moreSitges is a lot of fun in May. Once you get off the train from Barcelona and check into your hotel, might I suggest you come here first. In fact, I can't imagine coming to Sitges without coming here. That's how essential Jamie W. and I think this spot is to any adult trip to Sitges. Parrots is quite a conglomerate in Sitges encompassing a hotel, a restaurant, a fitness club, and other local small businesses. At the start of the Street of Sin (a.k.a., gay central), this is their most prominent property, the bar with the huge terrace at the busy Plaça de la Indústria. The world passing by is what makes a table in the terrace essential. The newspaper on the table is the menu in multiple languages. They offer the standard bar bites, but the cocktails really stand out. We kept ordering the 9.30€ Pina Colada because it was huge, potent, and reminded us we were on vacation (photo: https://yelp.to/LP1bnRx_wm). The people watching is world-class starting with well-sculpted street acrobats standing on each other and the drag queens parading down the Street of Sin. Welcome to Sitges, baby! COCKTAILS - 5 stars...the Pina Colada hits the spot...so did the 9.30€ Espresso Martini (photo: https://yelp.to/xGixdqW0Tx) AMBIANCE - 5 stars...just right on a warm day SERVICE - 5 stars...the guys handle the entire terrace solo on their shifts...fast and responsive and quite cute TOTAL - 5 stars...now you know where to make a beeline RELATED - Exploring Barcelona and Sitges? Here's my collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/4dTEx5T

Incognito Cafè Bar is a bit incognito in Sitges, sort of off the well-worn tourist track. It is…read moreworth walking the few extra blocks if you like early evening tapas and wine in a casual setting. A friend hosted his birthday party here for 30 people. The private party took over the entire outside patio. Servers including the owner were awesome! What seemed like a parade of non-stop tapas were delicious! Olives were so good the servers had to keep refilling our table bowls. Our favorite tapas were the Patatas Bravas (fried potatoes with the spicy hot mayo type sauce), and the grilled bread with lots of spices and toppings (I have no idea what it was called). Friends enjoyed their Beef Stroganoff entree. I and everyone else raved about the Bacallao (cod) entree which was moist and tasty! The Mediterranean food was on point. Good bottles of red and white Spanish wines were emptied. Our table's favorite of 8 probably finished 8 bottles LOL. During regular seating, Incognito has both indoor and outdoor tables. They usually temporarily close during the offseason and re-open when the tourists return.

How's is this place not reviewed yet I don't know ! We were looking for some good lunch before the…read morebeach and came across incognito ! The owners are from San Sebastián and France ! This was the best lunch meal we've had in our trip ! Amazing fish and gnocchi cold beer ginger apple soup, also the beef gaspaccio amazing !! We got lucky to get the only not reserved table ! Will definitely come back highly recommend our meal was under €40 for with wine and all !!

Visiting Casa Bacardi was one of my main reasons for visiting Sitges. I wanted a day trip to a…read moresmaller town, and I found it really interesting that Bacardi had this connection to Spain. The tour wouldn't book properly online so I contacted Bacardi directly to ask for assistance. They were very prompt in answering and helped me get placed on the tour. The staff online and in Sitges was incredibly friendly and helpful. The tour was pretty basic in terms of rum making, but the history portion was interesting. Next was the portion where they show us how to make cocktails. They demonstrated a couple of different ones, a mojito and a Cuba libre. Then I was shocked at what came next. Everyone was supposed to take a straw and try it as in the same drink in the same cup. I'm sorry, but that is disgusting. Backwash happens, friends! I was so grossed out. They did that for the next drink as well. What was left in the glass after everyone's straw sucking was then offered as, "Hey guys! It's free!" Seriously?! Needless to say, I didn't try these drinks. I think they should have poured them into little sample cups like the rum we tried or not have us sample them at all. Even stranger, I seemed to be the only person bothered by this. Perhaps everyone was feeling loopy from the rum samples? Then we made our own drinks which was more sanitary. I made a mojito and although I've made mojito before, their method was a little different, so I learned something. They also had that good ice which makes an excellent mojito, you know what I'm talking about, the little crushed ice they have at places like Sonic. The whole ten people sharing a drink thing really wasn't ok. I wouldn't do this tour unless you were in the area and have run out of things to do.

Most question why is Casa Bacardi, better known as having its foundations in Cuba, located in…read moreSitges. The answer is rather simple as the founder, Funco Bacardi Masso, was originally a Spanish wine merchant was born in Sitges, Catalonia, Spain in 1814 and didn't immigrate to Cuba until 1830. Though the records are rather scant, it is believed that he first started his rum, then considered a rather lowly and foul tasting drink, experimentation which he later perfected in Cuba using a yeast formulation, now proprietary and still used to this day, along with oak barrel and charcoal aging. Casa Bacardi has a rather small museum offering tours in English (be sure to select the correct tour) for 9 euros which includes a tasting along with your choice of a Mojito or Cuban Libre. I'd suggest the Cuban Libre as the mojito is concocted with a cheap Barcardi premix; not very good. The inside bar is very elegant, extremely pleasant but when having your drink, I'd suggest having it on the very pleasant outside terrace setting.

The phenomenon of Irish-themed pubs has even reached Vilanova i la Geltrú. This large venue,…read morelocated in an attractive small square in the old town of La Geltrú, is popular late on (after 23h) with a young crowd (mostly teenagers and 20-somethings), but OK for a quiet drink earlier on. The exterior looks like a traditional Spanish house, and conceals an expansive interior with a long counter, a wooden floor, panelled walls, pictures and mirrors with a Guinness/Murphy's/Irish theme, and a large TV screen showing videos. There's an upstairs bar which they open during festivals when they're busy. The beers, as you might expect, include Guinness and Murphy's, alongside Heineken and a range of interesting international bottled beers, with Yuste beer from Andalucía the only (but worthy) Spanish representative. Prices (at EUR3.50 per bottle) are higher than average, but service is friendly and efficient.