10 Best Breweries and Beer Places in Barcelona

"Restaurants L'Antiga Esquerra de l'Eixample. Only a few metres up the road from Rosses i Torrades there are two more recent arrivals, both obligatory stops. For starters, there’s Brewdog, the first Scottish pub in Spain, offering 20 draught beers (a mix of their own brews and guest beers), including their award-winning Punk IPA."

"Readers of this blog will know that I end up in a BrewDog bar pretty much everywhere I go. While there are plenty of other local beer options in Barcelona, there’s also a BrewDog in Eixample, so I had to stop in. As far as BrewDog bars go, this was one of the larger spaces I’ve been in."

"If you are a BrewDog fan you’ll be glad to know they recently opened their first pub in Spain with their beers on tap (as well as bottled) and some guest beers, too."

"Edge Brewing was founded by two Americans that -as they say- were eager to join the craft beer revolution in Europe an ended up opening their own place in Poblenou in 2013. This American brewery opens it’s doors on Saturdays to offer their beers in their tap room. The tour is 15€ including a beer tasting (4 half pints + 1 pint)."

"Edge Brewing is run by two Americans who moved to the city and set up their addition to the Barcelona craft beer scene in 2014. They use yeast and hops exclusively from the US, as well as American equipment and techniques. So why is this all-American spot such a go-to when it comes to craft beer in Barcelona?"

"The gourmet area of Cervesa Moritz, in what used to be the old factory, is a non-stop food and drink extravaganza. In the brewery area, which has the longest bar in the city, you can try unpasteurised beer from a beer tap connected directly to a barrel in a microbrewery. You can also choose from a long menu of tapas from around the world."

"La Fábrica Moritz is one of Europes biggest microbreweries located in the old Moritz brewery on Ronda Sant Antoni 41 in the Eixample district of Barcelona. La Fabria Moritz is has a micro-brewery that supp ...Read More... Tagsmicrobrewery, craft beer, artisan beer, wine bar, eixample area"

"This friendly spot represents the essence of beer, with a dozen varieties on tap (including three hand pumps) and more than 300 bottled beers. It's the brewing soul of Poblenou, where you'll find a die-hard group of faithful local customers as well as in-the-know visitors stopping by after a long day at the beach."

"The menu changes each day and uses quality ingredients and natural products. Carpaccio de calabacin, risotto con portobello y parmesano, miso soup, arroz negro. View this post on Instagram"

"De momento cuentan con dos locales, uno en Gràcia (Torrent de l’Olla, 169) y otro en el Raval (Valldonzella, 36). Y lo mejor es que, además de buenos donuts, tienen un café de especialidad delicioso. Dos por uno en motivos para visitarles."

"Dirección: Carrer del Torrent de l'Olla, 169, 08012 Barcelona, España. Horario: Abierto hasta 6:00 p. m. Teléfono: +34 932 18 23 75"

"Dirección: 08012, Carrer Gran de Gràcia, 132, 08012 Barcelona, España. Horario: Abierto hasta 9:00 p. m. Teléfono: +34 932 38 84 71"

"Barcelona has some great seafood so we just assumed that they’d be great at sushi too. We were right, or at least, that’s how Robata made us feel– that sushi is good in Barcelona. Now compared to some sushi restaurants in New York City that I’ve eaten at, Robata’s sushi wasn’t the best but it was definitely well-priced and fresh."

"Opened in the 1970s, Yamadori restaurant is considered the first Japanese restaurant in Barcelona. Located in the heart of the Eixample district, this restaurant is decorated in the typical Japanese style with a sushi bar and offers a wide range of traditional Japanese dishes. Its most outstanding feature is simple: its authenticity."

"Noodles with black tiger shrimp and pork belly at Boa Bao, Barcelona. This fun-loving concept landed in Barcelona in 2019, with its irresistible blend of Asian fusion food, great design and strong cocktails. Boa Bao’s menu features all the pan-Asian classics: from the mouth-watering Peking Duck bao bun to the Malaysian yellow curry with black tiger shrimp and moreish dim sum."

"An exciting gastronomic project inspired by Asian street food, Bao Bao Barcelona has quickly become the ‘sandwich of the moment’ in the city."

"After crossing Las Ramblas you will reach Plaça de Catalunya, a civic and cultural area where are often organized different kind of activities and events that make it the heart of Barcelona. In addition, the plaza has gained commercial vitality in recent years and now you can find macro-shops of big companies such as Zara, Apple or Desigual, as well as shopping centers and the headquarters of banks and other companies. And not just that, Plaça Catalunya is the central axis of the main points of commercial interest of the city, also knowned as the Shopping Line of Barcelona: La Rambla, Rambla de Catalunya, Passeig de Gràcia, Portal de l’Àngel and Diagonal Avenue."

"Placa de Catalunya is the pumping heart of the city, the place where all life begins, all nights end, and where LasRamblas and the Gothic Quarter also start and end. Impressive fountains, elegant statuary, large squares dotted with shops, and hoards of people from all over the world meet, greet and leave….Spend a little bit of time checking out the different shops and then head over to Las Ramblas."

"The largest shopping areas are Passeig de Gracia, Plaça Catalunya, Las Ramblas and Portal del Angel. If we’re allergic to shopping (I really am!) we really have to ask ourselves what Barcelona itinerary wouldn’t include a tour of historic Camp Nou stadium – home of Messi and that little squad called FC Barcelona."

"Located on Barcelona’s famous avenue, Passeig de Gràcia, is the former private residence of Robert Robert i Surís, an influential aristocrat, financier and politician. This neoclassical style building was originally built between 1898 and 1903, and nowadays is a government-run institution with an exhibition space consisting of a concert hall, the city’s tourism bureau and a bookshop. There is also a public garden out back where you can enjoy some peace and quiet."

"Palau Robert occupies one of the most covetable real-estate spots in town. Its owner was Robert Robert i Surís, a financier-cum-social-influencer who designed the property as his family home. An exhibition space today, the Palau hosts temporary shows of video, paintings, and photography, and has a garden and concert hall."