Great nights are to be had here! If you are looking for an unpretentious spot to hear some slamming…read moreminimal techno, no cheesy techno crap here, this is your place. Locals and tourists alike flock to get down to the international acts in this underground establishment. Upon walking up to the place on an undisclosed Barcelona narrow street I was greeted with echos of bass in the distance. Good vibes all around and the usual with these events, drinks and substances flowing like water, the locals buying out the bar, out-of-towners here to get down until the morning, local knuckle heads looking for a fun night, bouncers keeping everything in check, and folks flexing some night moves. If you are looking for a loud, bass heavy night of underground/worldwide music, make the off the beaten path treck here and enjoy a long night and see what Barcelona has to offer!

If large and upscale clubs aren't your thing, you'll probably have a good time here. This place…read moreseems to cater to a mostly local crowd. Moog is small, literally underground, and the electronic music you'll find here is genuine. Not the commercial nonsense typical of a big, touristy venue. Bring earplugs or cotton for your, the bass is heavy. Some of the best dance nights out I've had have been in tiny spots like Moog. It's dark as he'll on the dance floor too. I subtracted 1 star for the smoke machine. That stuff is not needed and it's a little irritating to the senses. Other than that, I am a fan of this spot. We found it by accident and I'm glad we did!

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.

For our first night in Barcelona we wanted to go somewhere with a Latin vibe, so we headed to…read moreAntilla. It's 10 euros to get in and it comes with a complimentary cocktail. Our bartender was very generous with the portions of alcohol lol! The DJ played a variety of salsa and bachata music. We had a great time watching all of the seasoned salsa dancers -- they are so very talented!

A club for professionals not beginners! Haha Sad but true. My husband and I were visiting Barcelona…read moreand wanted to go out dancing one night. Our tattoo artist recommended Antilla on Wednesday nights because that's 'Salsa night'. We went the next day but we could not keep up! Information You Should Know: - Yes, Wednesday nights are Salsa nights. Maybe a little Bachata. - It was free to get in but there's a catch... you're given a beverage ticket requiring you to purchase a drink at the bar and ONLY then can you leave. So, you get a piece of paper at the door, hand it to the bartender, pay for your drink, and get new piece of paper allowing you to leave whenever you want. I honestly love this concept! You get something in return instead of just paying a cover like you do in the US. - So You Think You Can Dance? I thought I could but once I saw the level of skill on the dance floor I moved and stayed sipping my Gin and Tonic. It was very intimidating! But it was a lot of fun watching others effortlessly dance all around. - Friendly towards tourists- We were a group of 4 and clearly not locals but we felt so comfortable being here! No one looked at us differently or treated us any differently. Overall, if you are a good dancer then you will love this place. If you're a beginner like me then maybe not so much. Hope this review helps!

Cool atmosphere, the DJ needs some work...I'm sitting here at the club right now and could not…read moreresist but to post a review. We have been listening to the same lounge music for the past 3 hours. Same beat, same sound, 3 hours... It's like getting teased and not EVER REACHING CLIMAX. when is the party getting started? Makes me want to go home. Oh wait, he changed it, a little something different, oh wait, we're back to the same shit. NO ENERGY, just the same beat, over and over and over again.... I wanna leave....

Super Nice location, okay host at the bottle service. However a bit greedy on the blending water…read more The music however was completely over the top! Great surprise, steady djing for the 4 hours we where there! the VIP area was a bit hidden from the du stage! But a great club with lots of happy people.

Had a fun time, there were lots of people out on Saturday night and they played pop music. Close…read moreenough to the beach that you can cross the street and be on the sand which is cool. The crowd was quite touristy.

ENGLISH I visited Opium Barcelona on Tuesday night (Jan 20,…read more2026) during a business trip with several colleagues. Our group had already spent a significant amount of money at the venue the night before, so this experience was especially disappointing. During the evening, I bought a bottle of water at the upper bar. While briefly speaking with a colleague (around 10 seconds), I placed the bottle on the lower bar counter opposite the cloakroom. A staff member immediately removed it. When I approached her right away and explained that I had just purchased it, she refused to return it or provide a replacement. The bigger issue was not the drink, but the way I was treated. The employee, who gave the name "Georgina" (tall, slim, brown hair), spoke no English at all and reacted in a very dismissive and disrespectful way. Instead of trying to understand the situation, she made a hand gesture telling me to go away. Her tone and behavior were rude and confrontational, which made me feel extremely uncomfortable and unwelcome. For an international club of this reputation, it is surprising that staff in direct contact with guests cannot communicate even basic English or handle a simple situation professionally. The interaction left me with a very negative impression and a clear feeling of being treated without respect or basic courtesy. Because of this experience, I would not feel comfortable returning, and I believe other guests should be aware of how situations like this can be handled here. ESPAÑOL Visité Opium Barcelona el martes por la noche (20 de enero de 2026) durante un viaje de negocios con varios compañeros. Nuestro grupo ya había gastado una cantidad considerable de dinero en el local la noche anterior, por lo que esta experiencia fue especialmente decepcionante. Durante la noche compré una botella de agua en la barra superior. Mientras hablaba brevemente con un colega (unos 10 segundos), dejé la botella sobre la barra inferior, frente al guardarropa. Una empleada la retiró inmediatamente. Cuando me acerqué en ese mismo momento para explicar que acababa de comprarla, se negó a devolvérmela o a ofrecerme otra. El problema principal no fue la bebida, sino la forma en que fui tratada. La empleada, que indicó llamarse "Georgina" (alta, delgada, pelo castaño), no hablaba nada de inglés y reaccionó de forma muy despectiva y poco profesional. En lugar de intentar entender la situación, hizo un gesto con la mano indicándome que me fuera. Su actitud y su tono fueron groseros y confrontativos, lo que me hizo sentir muy incómoda y nada bienvenida. Para un club internacional con esta reputación, sorprende que el personal en contacto directo con los clientes no pueda comunicarse mínimamente en inglés ni gestionar una situación sencilla de manera profesional. La experiencia me dejó una impresión muy negativa y la clara sensación de haber sido tratada sin respeto ni cortesía básica. Después de esta experiencia, no me sentiría cómoda regresando, y creo que otros clientes deberían saber cómo pueden manejarse este tipo de situaciones aquí.

Nasty Mondays at Sala Apolo are an experience. More an experience for anyone not old enough to know…read morewhat a landline is, but an experience nonetheless. Wanted to do something semi local and not a night club on a Monday, so did some digging and Nasty Mondays popped up. A bartender said she loved the venue on Sunday nights so that was green light enough for me. There were two lines upon arrival and I'm not entirely sure what the difference between the two was, but somehow my pal and I were the last to be shuffled in via the fast moving line. We still had to pay a cover but it was the price of a drink and included a drink, so win/win all around. It's a pretty spacious venue with an upstairs and downstairs and some haphazardly roped off VIP section for people with bottle service (which seems unnecessary given the music selection and vibe of the evening). The music was a mix between rock and '80s, which is not my fave but the kiddos seemed to enjoy it. It gets packed quickly and the "Nasty" part is when these two DJs get on stage and do some interesting theatrics before they start spinning. Entertaining, definitely. The music stayed relatively the same and while it was a little more upbeat because of the energy from the stage, it got late and I grew more tired instead of "let's rage." I wouldn't recommend it highly but I also wouldn't not recommend it. You know?

I went for the famous "Nasty Monday" and it certainly didn't disappoint! It's so packed for a…read moreMonday night! The party runs every week from around 2am to 6am (nightlife of Barcelona starts super late). Entrance fee was 16 euros with a free drink. The alcohol was of really bad quality. Literally got a stomach ache a few hours later, but the music was impressive! They mainly played famous American rock songs. Your guilty pleasure songs might very well be on the list. Very danceable and fun. The crowd was pretty amazing. You could definitely hit up some convos with strangers from all over the world. Too packed close to the main stage but there were some good spots up the terrace. There was another scene down the basement playing the "nasty bass". They're DJing some EDM and electro. Honestly, the beats were not bad at all, even though we didn't know any of the music.

Went here on a Friday night during Sonar weekend and had a really good time. I don't know what the…read moreusual cover costs, but picked up one of the flyers from a guy on the street which got us in for 10 euro per person (each with 2 drink coupons). The music was amazing...some of the best EDM sets and the DJ artfully mixed in American rock. Five stars for the DJ! Make sure you apply an extra coat of deodorant before heading over though because this place is hot...uncomfortably so...by the end of the night I felt like I could skip my workout the next day because I had sweat so much at Sotavento. It's also really cool how the exit for this club lets out onto the beach. A lot of people hang out there and you can still hear the music. It's definitely worth checking out and a great way to escape the heat.

Fun club in Barcelona!…read more Fun music, and great friends = an experience to remember! I'm not sure what the cover is and our guy friends didn't complain about the price of drinks. (so they were happy!) I absolutely love how a lot of clubs are located in front of the beach. It honestly is so relaxing after exiting a club and bam! your on the water and its nice and cool! highly recommend! Barcelona has an amazing night life!

music was mid, definitely not loud enough. also, was told there would be five floors. incredibly…read morehard to navigate as well. good vibes, drinks are pretty large.

Worst VIP experience I've ever had. If you are going to go, don't pay extra for VIP. Your belongs…read morewill not be kept in a secure place! I had bought a jacket just hours before getting in the club. I had checked it in the "VIP" coat check. I didn't realize until the morning that it had been shredded. When I contacted them, I did not get any helpful response from them about what had happened just hours before. Again, going as an attendee is fine but do not get VIP. If they treat VIP coatcheck like this, I'm nervous how they treat the coatcheck for the public! In regards to the club itself, we could not find the other rooms. We tried asking the staff in the VIP room, but they weren't that helpful so we just danced in the main floor.

El sábado pasado estuvimos buscando un sitio con música en directo y Jam sessions en Barcelona,…read moreencontramos el Marula Café dando una vuelta por el centro y la verdad que nos encantó! El ambiente y el servicio perfectos! Un 10 de 10!

Really not a bad deal of 8 euros for cover and a drink (beer or well drinks only). It seemed like…read morethe best option on a rather skeezy street. I wasn't sure what to extrapolate from "afrobeats" as advertised on their website, but anything that isn't house or dubstep is fine with me. This turned out to be one of the most unique and fun nights out dancing I've had. It was interesting to dance to funk, soul, and motown! Everyone was respectful of space, without the usual creeps trying to press up on you. People seemed like they just wanted to have fun with their friends, and a few people actually welcomed us into their circle of dancing in good spirit. Unfortunately, drinks were pretty expensive and not very tasty. I wouldn't check your coat either - save your euros and keep it along the wall on one of the bars, because the air conditioning chills you to the bone, so you'll need to grab it if the club isn't very crowded.

Oh... my... goodness!…read more I had some trepidation about coming here for our traditional Christmas day repas, because of this place's mediocre rating (3.2 stars as of last night). That said, the vast majority of their Yelp ratings refer to their Disco that starts up in the evening... but we were there for a special Christmas menu in the early afternoon. We got there about 1:30 and were greeted by a staff member (at street level) that radioed the restaurant (at beach level) that we'd arrived. We were greeted by the maitre'd who seated us alongside a window with an unobstructed view of the beach in the foreground and the Mediterranean behind that. We'd pre-ordered the special "Menu Nadal," (Christmas menu). For the starter, my wife had the cannelloni with shredded chicken and mushrooms (with pine nuts, arugula and parmesan) and I had the traditional Catalan stew with a rich assortment of meats, vegetables, pasta shells and an amazing broth. Both plates were absolutely outstanding. Our second main course was roasted sea bass (with potatoes and zucchini, a prawn and an amazing sauce). The folks at the next table had the beef confit, which they swore was as good as it gets. The meal was accompanied by a bottle of a very tasty rioja, and topped off with a scrumptious dessert... apple strudel with a vanilla sauce and a scoop of really good pistachio ice cream. ...followed by a second dessert of assorted turrones and wafers. Oh, and a really nice coffee to top it off. Oh, and a "chupito" at the end. My wife went for the Baileys, and I had a very nice Limoncello. In all, we were there for a good 2.5 hours. In all that time, the wait staff was very attentive but not at all obtrusive. Their comportment made me think they were all co-owners whose very livelihood depended upon how WE were treated. I mean, really... these guys made our meal into a truly extraordinary experience. I can't speak about their disco at night but this experience was absolutely FIVE STAR. Way to go! We'll be back!

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1GKn53kSvd/…read more That is a link to a kid who was there Monday night. He never made it home after getting separated from his friends. This club is too packed and the security seem more interested in taking cash from patrons outside in line for entry.