Restaurants in Poble-sec

Quimet i Quimet ★ 4.7

€€ SpanishPoble Sec

Quimet i Quimet in Barcelona's Poble-sec is the four-generations standing bar where bottles line the wall and the cook builds montaditos on demand.

OrderThe salmon-yoghurt-truffle-honey montadito and a flight of tinned mussels.

TipOpen Mon-Sat lunch and early dinner only; closed Sunday. Arrive before 19:30 for a hope of a corner.

Food Festivals in Poble-sec

Barcelona Beer Festival ★ 4.3

Poble Sec

Southern Europe's largest craft beer gathering, three days over 7,000 square metres at Fira Montjuic. Hundreds of taps from Catalan and international brewers, gastronomic stands, talks and DJ sets.

TipA one day online ticket is six euros and includes the glass; bring the same glass back if you come on more than one day.

Nightlife in Poble-sec

Sala Apolo ★ 4.6

€€ Poble SecMon 00:30-05:00 (Nasty Mondays), Thu to Sat shows from 21:00 plus club nights to 06:00

Sala Apolo is the 1940s theatre on Carrer Nou de la Rambla in Poble Sec that runs Barcelona's longest-standing club nights, including the indie-rock Nasty Mondays running every Monday since 2004.

TipNasty Mondays runs 00:30-05:00 every Monday with indie, rock and 80s pop. The smaller La 2 venue downstairs runs parallel programming on the same nights.

Tinta Roja ★ 4.4

€€ Poble SecWed to Sun 20:00-02:30, shows from 21:30

Tinta Roja on Carrer de la Creu dels Molers in Poble Sec is the Argentine cabaret-themed bar-teatro founded in 1998, with red velvet drapes, antique furniture and tango shows Thursday to Sunday.

TipConcerts and dance performances Thu to Sun nights in the back Gardel room. Wednesday evenings run an open tango class; arrive 21:00 for the warm-up.

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