“The Loft, like Nitsa, gives Barcelona's nightlife the gift of the most current electronic music from around the globe. We're talking a temple of techno visited by more pilgrims than the Camino de Santiago. Razzmatazz barely calls for an introduction: if you've ever been clubbing in Barcelona, odds are you've walked right in and had to be dragged out. The danceable pop-rock hits are irresistible. There's usually quite a young crowd, which depending on which generation you fall into, might have you excited or heading for a depression. Just know that if you're over a certain age, you might feel like you've been let out of the old folks' home in order to babysit for the night.”

“Opium Barcelona is placed on an incomparable location with views to the Mediterranean sea and the Barceloneta beach, next to Hotel Arts. As the beach club accoutered with the greatest terrace in Barcelona, Opium has turned into the most cosmopolitan leisure’s proposal of the city. Opium merges the benefits of a very select restaurant, cocktail bar and lounge, with a club where best international DJ’s and artists have left a mark on. Opium becomes daily the place to be in the Barcelona nightlife and the hub of the most exclusive people. A chic and very careful designed environment, unique style and decoration, plus our service’s quality, undoubtedly make the difference. ”

“It's a quite curious restaurant: it looks like a fish shop when you get in, so you can choose only the fish and seafood they fished that day. After you choose, they cook it and serve it. There are a few of this, one in El Born, another close to La Sagrada Família and a few others scattered around the city. The food is very good and the experience quite unique.”

“Quality asian tapas with craft beer / good prices! Local with international vibe”