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.

Great atmosphere and value for money. Headout to this nice…read morebar lounge and get the best TAPATS & Snacks are for a reasonable prices and lots of fun this is the place! Great staff and there is always something going on there...

I had a 6:30 am flight from BCN and this was the only lounge that opens at 4:30 am…read more The hotel had no food at the time I left so I was really counting on this airport lounge. It wasn't too hard to find. The line seemed a bit long for that time of morning but moved very quickly. There area several different seating areas and types of seating. It offered premade sandwiches that could be eaten cold or heated in the panini press. European breakfast meats and cheeses. A large variety of pastries and donuts. Fresh fruit, two quiches and several juice and coffee choices. Restrooms were clean. Would easily use this lounge again.

Thankful to have a place to escape on a lengthy delay or early arrival before a flight. Enjoyed…read morethe variety of seating spaces, drink options and cleanliness. The food was decent i just enjoyed a light personal charcuterie plate and champagne.

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!

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

I absolutely loved this bar. First, the pool is amazing. Second, the view is spectacular. And last…read morebut not least, they have great drinks. I'd recommend the Mojito Black. It's extra special if Jorge makes it for you. My mom and I ended each evening on our Barcelona trip at the bar drinking Jorge's Mojitos and watching the sunset over the city. It was absolutely gorgeous.

Awesome rooftop pool bar at the Renaissance Hotel. Must be a guest to get access to the top floor…read more Incredible views of the city and at sunset. Get there early for a prime seat. They go fast as it fills up the later in the day it gets. Prices are fairly reasonable for a spot like this. 5.50 euro for draft beer. 8 euro for gin and tonic. Best bet might be to just order a bottle of wine and sip the evening away.

¡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.

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.