After a long day of doing touristy things, we just wanted to chill at a bar and this was such a…read moreperfect place for that. I ordered Claro de Luna- probably one of my favorite drinks ever now.. the ice cube was huge so there wasn't too much to drink but it tasted sweet with the perfect amount alcohol. This place has a unique feel to it that felt really cozy- modern but also very old fashioned. It's a place to check out if you're nearby.

So, rented a Vespa and asked our guide for a cocktail bar recommendation - and Andrea certainly…read moredelivered - Balius (Gastrococteleria - is that even a word in any language?) did not disappoint. There was a lengthy menu of cocktails and excellent bar food (it is Barcelona after all...) for anyone's taste - not the usual super sweet and fruity drinks you find all over the city. I had a Bambino (a New York standby). And it was spot on. The bartenders were personable and knowledgeable - and knew their stuff. Also - happened in on a Sunday night and there was a jazz band playing - couldn't ask for a better wind down on a busy day. A great slice of Brooklyn in Barcelona!!!

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.

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.

Terrible show. I've…read moreseen flamenco shows in Seville, Madrid and Granada and this was absolutely terrible. First show lasted barely 50 mins of which 20 were spent playing the guitar. Secondly the dancers were unfit, had no grace or skills. The male dancers did most of the show and they looked like they were going to fall off the stage. The show was dull and boring. By looking at previous reviews looks like perhaps previous dancers were better. Todays show was awful. Do not waste your money.

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!

El Nostre Racó is definitely for the more discerning traveler. If slamming shots in a gimmicky…read moreIrish, or international bar and listening to generic chart music is your thing then you should give this place a wide berth. Film nights, readings, music recitals, it has the feel somewhat of a socialist workers club, and that s no pretense either - it was set up in 1975 as a space for bohemian revelries, where artists could meet, drink the home-brewed Tisana (a Cava-based concoction) and play one of the guitars hanging on the walls. All of which can still be done today: Its not many bars where patrons are encouraged to strike up impromptu sessions and bang away at an out of tune piano. The surroundings are suitably off beat, but whereas other bars strive to be quirky El Nostre Racó has the rarest quality of all, authenticity. http://www.bestofbcn.com/bar/el-nostre-rac

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.

There are so many reasons why I can't stand it at this club, and it's not just from one bad…read moreexperience. First of all, there is glass ALL over the floor. I witnessed the janitor come and "sweep," as in she just threw the fragments of glass into the crowd and walk away. The workers are very rude, and treat you like cattle. They push you, and the bartenders take forever to serve you. Lastly, I broke my toe here. I do not recommend Opium

Came for dinner, stayed for the club. Food is well-priced and lots of variety an the service is…read morequick and friendly. Don't forget to check out the club downstairs!

From the owner: Clubhaus celebrates food + art + play and invites you to experience the creative food in Show Room,…read moreplay in the Jungle Room, and remember the Galaxy Room is the final frontier.

Fun, casual, really cool energy. Waited a long time to get in, because they cap the occupancy to…read moremake sure it's an enjoyable environment inside. 4€ very strong & good mojitos. Easy to order drinks. Comfortable seating, feels like you're in a cave with red lights. Would have loved to stay longer -- great spot for before clubs & packed bars.

Lime House, along with its sister bar, Mint, are the best bars in Barcelona in my opinion for…read moreanyone looking to have a chill night out drinking with a crowd. The interior is dimly lit and is pretty loud due to how busy the bar gets. It's not difficult to see where the bar's popularity comes from though -- its signature mojito drinks are only about 3 euros each and yet are both proportionately high in alcohol while remaining a tasty treat. It's a fun place to go and attracts an amiable crowd. I've had stimulating conversations both with friends and friendly European strangers both times I've frequented this place -- Europeans are a lot more open to casually getting to know other foreigners over a drink compared to Americans, I've noticed. Definitely recommend. If you're looking for a bar with a bit more room and is a bit more upscale, check out its sister bar Mint.

Fantastic food at reasons make prices and the menu is well marked for gluten free. The gf…read moresourdough bread was great on a rainbow salad. The lulu salad was good as well. Nice people and good service made for a cool vibe. The sun was intense !!!!!! So the umbrellas were great. I would come here again in a heartbeat !! Celiac friendly !

Delicious. Been in Barcelona a few days and hadn't been…read moreable to find a decent latte. Finally saw this spot and thank God we tried it! Breakfast was delicious! Plating was beautiful, food was seasoned and yummy. Barista had skills, latte art on my chai, and delicious! Run by a young team of girls who hussled and kept things moving on a busy morning. We'll be coming back here s few more times before we leave!