La Champañería is a historical Barcelones tapas bar located between the Born and Port Vell. Here you can sample various kinds of greasy tapas or bocadillos, but the real reason to visit is the free bottle of cava that comes with your order. Buy some cheese, chorizo sausage, or a plate of jamon and pass the bottle around with your friends while you drink from retro style champagne glasses. La Champañería has an unusual atmosphere; it’s usually rather noisy due to the sound of the crowd... Read more

Located right on Escudellers, the most trafficked street by night in Barcelona, Fonfone fills up early with locals and travelers alike. The place has a great vibe and a 60’s or 70’s retro interior. There is a lounge zone in the front near the entrance and in the back is where the dance floor is located. No matter where you are inside you’re sure to get down to the funk, hip-hip, 80’s revival music, or anything dance-ably trendy to the point that you might find it hard to sit down. The... Read more

Tarantos is a flamenco performace club owned by the same people as Jamboree. Its been providing flamenco music and dance shows nightly since 1963. Because flameneco music and dance is not native to Barcelona, its one of the few clubs of its kind in the city. For this reason, the place fills up with international tourists instead of locals. The interior design reveres from the south of Spain, in an authentic antique Andalucian style. A great stop for those who have never witenssed flamenco... Read more