DK Travel : Barcelona : Bars & Nightclubs

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Miami

Keen prices and a friendly atmosphere make this restaurant a Sitges favourite.
Mirabé

Next door to Mirablau and owned by the same people, Mirabé attracts younger, uptown folk for a fantastic view, eclectic pop music, a huge disco and a garden below.
Mirablau

Look down on the glittering Barcelona cityscape from this stylish bar perched atop Tibidabo. Once you’ve drunk in the view (and a cocktail or two), head downstairs to the dance club and groove to tunes from the 1970s and ’80s, with some current Spanish pop favourites thrown into the mix.Hip Drinking Spots.
Mirablau

A slightly older, well-heeled set, who adhere to the smart dress code, come to this club-bar for cocktails and amazing views of the city.
Mirasol

Possibly Gràcia’s most classic bar, the atmospheric Mirasol has been a bohemian hang-out for decades. In summer, there’s outdoor seating on the plaça .
MNAC Café

The grand Oval Room of the Palau Nacional is an elegant lunching spot. Specialities include vegetables au gratin and pastries.
Mond Bar

This tiny, trendy bar in the heart of Gràcia is a magnet for mellow barflies who come to mingle, smoke and listen to DJ-spun tunes, including techno, pop, soul and 1970s classics. (Hip Drinking Spots).
Mond Bar

The comfortable sofas, low lights and innovative music policy (pop, lounge and trip-hop) make this one of the coolest hang-outs in the city. Some of Barcelona’s best DJs play here.
Moog

Big-name DJs spin techno and electronica, but for a boogie to classic ‘80s hits head for the second floor.
Mudanzas

This long-time favourite hang-out has circular marble tables, black-and-white tiled floors and an informal, “everyone’s welcome” vibe.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three-course meal for one with half a bottle of wine (or equivalent meal), taxes and extra charges.
- under €10
- €10–20
- €20–30
- over €30