Átame is a LGBTQ+ bar in Eixample, Barcelona.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Open Tuesday to Saturday until around 03:00; the Gram Show with Patrik Transformita is the weekly fixture. Spanish pop heavy.
Guided tour · 3h 30m
Bar‑hop Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter with a local guide, exploring authentic neighbourhood bars for tapas and drinks. A social, small‑group night out, just like locals d...
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The best catamaran party in Barcelona with music, swimming in the sea, Spanish tapas, drinks, the best experience in Barcelona with views of the skyline.
2h 30m
• Sacsejar Speakeasy Cocktail Experience • Lots of Fun & Lots to Drink • 3 Unique & Creative Signature Cocktails • Make, Shake, Cook & Paint in UV light • Includes wel...
Address: Carrer del Consell de Cent 257, 08011 Barcelona
Madame Jasmine on Rambla del Raval is the queer-owned bar known as The Genderfuck House, with Almodóvar inspired decor, a mixed queer-trans-allies crowd and an activist programming ethos.
TipQuiet Sun to Thu, parties Fri and Sat from 22:00. Walk-in only; the room is small.
Big Bang Bar on Carrer d'en Botella in Raval has run more than 20 years as a tiny live-and-listen room, with nightly jazz, jam sessions, open mics, blues, flamenco and cabaret in a small two-floor room.
TipFriday and Saturday 21:00-00:30 is the jazz concert plus jam session slot. The open-mic Tuesday is the local favorite; arrive early for a stool.
Soda Acústic on Carrer de les Guilleries in Gràcia is the listening-leaning small-room bar booking experimental jazz, manouche, Balkan, Mediterranean and Latin acts five nights a week plus a Thursday jam.
TipThursday jam session is free and runs deep with young Gràcia jazz musicians. Weekend bookings sell out; reserve a seat ahead.
El Paraigua in the Gothic Quarter is the brick-vaulted cellar of an old convent fitted out with the 1902 modernist decor of a closed umbrella shop, programming flamenco on Fridays and jazz on Saturdays.
TipCellar concerts most weekend nights at 22:00; the street-level cocktail-and-tapas bar is the warm-up. Reservations recommended.
Marula Café on Carrer dels Escudellers in the Gothic Quarter mixes a listening-and-dancing room booking funk, soul, ska, cumbia, jazz and Afro-Latin jam sessions for a 400-capacity floor seven nights a week.
TipLive jazz and funk jam sessions are the calling card; floor opens for dancing after the band leaves. Weekends busy from 01:00.
Bar Marsella on Carrer de Sant Pau in Raval has run since 1820 as Barcelona's oldest bar, with flaking paint walls, dust-covered absinthe bottles and the green-fairy ritual served with sugar cube and ice water.
TipTuesday to Sunday from 17:00; absinthe starts at 5.30 euros and is served with the spoon-sugar-cube ritual. Cash only is faster than card.
