Stopped on for a quick sip and happened to meet the jazz performers for the night. Grabbed a white…read morewine and learned for €15 you get a fantastic show. Decent size place with ample seating but very limited menu. Just wine, beer and simple drinks. Service did it's job.

Real down home blues, slide guitar and all. So much fun and good music. Get there early because it…read morewas packed and purchasing a ticket online does not reserve a seat. Felt like I was in a hole-in-the-wall in the US south.

Steep cover charge (15euros) for just another club. Nothing really special about this place. Line…read morewas long to get in and listen to a DJ and have some drinks. Not bad but not special

Right next to some cheaper bars, would definitely be worth it to stop at the bars before coming…read morehere. The drinks are pretty overpriced, but it's a club. The DJ the night we went was AMAZING, everyone was having a great time. Bathrooms were clean and there was no line. There are 2 floors, both have a bar, so little to no wait time to order drinks.

Excellent flamenco always. Top notch musicians, although often unknown. Good staff and service.read more

Ticket of 12 euros with a drink. Wonderful Flamenco show…read moreinBeecelona. Highly recommended!

The best speakeasy in Barcelona. The cocktails are well thought out and carefully crafted to your…read moretaste. Very strong drinks though, have more than two and you'll probably forget your way back home.

Super cool little bar, very much off the beaten track. Went to a Sunday night jazz show featuring…read moreChino and Albert Bello playing gypsy jazz. It was magical. The front of the bar faces what is essentially an alley and when the cab driver pointed the way from a main street I was dubious. Fortunately, there's a small sign and a buzzer at the door. Once inside, it's like a large living room with a few tables around the periphery. Cover was a few Euros and first drink was included. Crowd went from teenagers to old folks with some swing dancers thrown in. Would go back in a heartbeat if I found myself in Barcelona again.

Completely closed. Should've known better when the concierge knew nothing about the business…read more Wished I would've known they weren't a functioning business before walking over. Zero stars

Great place very small so don't come with a large crowd. The crowd is amazing and a little older …read more We listen to live music and got the most amazing service this whole time while on our trip . A must with a small crowd

Great evening here. No cover with a minimum 6 euro drink tab. It gets uncomfortably crowded and…read morehot. Not bad for the price and even though it was an open jazz jam night, there were talented musicians. Note,not ever eve. has live music.

GREAT LIVE MUSIC VENUE: You can expect live music of some sort just about every night here. There…read moreis a weekly schedule of open mics, jam sessions, one to four piece bands that perform here. Great ambiance and attentive crowds that actually come to listen to the music rather than carry o their own conversations.

This bar is located in a very nice square where the young crowd comes and sits and enjoys the…read moreoutside. The tapas are good and cheap and their sangria is very good!!

I have mixed feelings about this, the flamenco show was good but the venue and seating were…read moreterrible. We found out that they have flamenco shows and got there around 930pm. The bar is frequented by locals, it's a cozy place. You got to squeeze through everybody and get to the end where there is a sign for 5 euros entry and you get a black sharpie mark on your hand as proof of payment. When we got there it was already packed no seats left and some people were standing in the hallway and stairs and this is where we ended up too. From where we were we couldn't see much, just the upper body of the dancer and had to find a straight line between everyone's heads and cell phones. The show was good though and it lasts 30 min, half singing have dancing. After that, the band takes a break. They don't clear the room, so you can stay for that next show. Most people did stay but a few left and we found some seats in the middle. The view was even worst sitting though. Anyways watched the next show and enjoyed it with a drink no food was the kitchen was already closed. If you like to get a feel for flamenco and don't care about the dinner + show combo other places are offering it's worth giving it a chance and it's supposed to be more authentic. Go early and get a seat in the front! Also it's in Raval... it's supposed to be the sketchy neighborhood (drugs, prostitution and more pickpocketing) we didn't see much of that just a lot of graffiti and a couple of people that seemed to be under the influence. But just be aware, it supposedly gets ugly after 12.

This review will be for their Sunday night Flamenco show. First of all, I'd like to say that i know…read morenothing about the arts, i am not any way a dancer, and i don't look for anything theatrical when i travel. I must say their flamenco show was one of the best experience of my short trip to Barcelona. The bar is a tiny spot on a very sketchy street about 5 blocks from La Rambla metro station. If you don't have your GPS, you could easily miss it. We walk in to a €5 charge to watch the show which starts at around 9:30 even though it's advertised for 9. Mins you, every other flamenco show i found was at least €35 euros so this was already a steal. For €5 don't expect a huge fancy hall, it's basically a room the size of an average NYC apartment where they're able to sit at least 40 people in very tight quarters. The show lasted about 90-120 minutes and it was so moving, i had no way to describe it since i was not used to anything like it. The beers were €3 euros and they also had some small tapas plates for cheap. I did not eat them but they sure looked good. Anyways, if you're looking to catch a nice flamenco show but don't want to go to the touristy traps that over charge, this is a great place. I would certainly come here again but I'd get there a little early to get a better seat. If you come late, you might get stuck in the back with a pretty bad view. The acoustics are great.

This is an underground bar located right in the middle in the Gothic Square area in Barcelona. My…read morewife and I came here with a group one night on our vacation, and enjoyed this as a last stop after a progressive dinner. Located in what used to be an old pharmacy underground, this bar delivered with its atmosphere and ambiance. The architecture alone will keep making you look up and around. There is live music most nights from what I've told, but we didn't stay late enough to see the band play(although they were setting up). The speciality served was Cavas, which is Spanish champagne. It was ok...a little dry, but it didn't stop us from enjoying ourselves. I would love to come back here when back in the area and stay for live music. Extremely cool atmosphere for a bar!

Highly recommend the rose petal gin. One of my most memorable moments from my trip to Barcelona!…read moreSwinging by to leave my recommendation for Ocaña, for its lovely location and lively atmosphere.

Very good tapas, a step above the typical offerings at your normal bars without higher prices. The…read moreselection is just a bit more interesting, you'll find several items you wouldn't normally see. Everything I've tried here has been executed perfectly. Don't mistake this for creative modern tapas. The vibe is a mix of divey, garage hipster, retro, junky, local and traditional. You'll see the same people here weekly. Prices are excellent for the quality of food served. I'd recommend: gambas al ajillo (garlic shrimp), albondigas con setas (meatballs and mushrooms), bravas, galtas (shredded cheek, on top of crispy fried tortillas- this one is perfect to share for up to 4 people)

A great find on Plaça del Nord. Nice shady seating in the park with mostly locals. Papas Bravas…read morewe're fantastic as were the Berberechos (sp?)