10 Best Breweries 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"

"If you’re a fan of Belgian style beers, you should definitely make time to seek out Barna Brew – it specialises in Belgian brews, after all. This place started life in 2017, and you’ll find it in the Sant Antoni neighbourhood. Inside, the feel is characterful and cosy, with rustic plaster walls, vintage wooden furnishings, and old-school terrazzo tables."

"€€-€€€ | Area: Eixample|Carrer d’Aribau 125| Metro: Diagonal. This delicious gourmet tapas restaurant famous for ‘new classics‘ gets to the top of the list because most of my readers want a balance of Spanish tradition and contemporary style. The fresh, natural, and seasonal menu tailored to wine lovers bills itself as Mediterranean food with an international touch… or as they call it: Barcelona food!"

"Area: Eixample|Carrer d’Aribau 125| Metro: Diagonal |Website. This delicious gourmet tapas restaurant famous for ‘new classics‘ gets to the top of the list because most of my vegetarian readers want a balance of Spanish tradition and contemporary style. Vegetarian in Barcelona?"

"Located in the heart of the Gothic Quarter, La Cerveteca is both a cultural as well as gastronomic experience. Situated on the corner of Gignas street, the brew pub gives way onto the street and has an open concept which is inviting and exciting. You can sit with your drink on a barrel or at one of the small tables."

"La cerveteca is perfect to stop for a quick beer or if you want to chose a nice beer to enjoy at home. The bar offers a wide range of bottled beers from all over. One of the downsides of the bar is that they do not offer any real food BUT of course they have TAPAS!"

"What is perhaps most notable about Passadis del Pep is that there is no menu to read. Invite your server to take a seat at the table and explain to him or her what you want to eat, what you don’t want to eat, and what your budget is. What will follow is an expertly executed tasting menu using the finest seasonal produce, sourced from the market that same day and carefully adapted to your tastes, budget, and dietary requirements."

"This option is great for adventurous people, as you will not get to chose your food: the waiters will keep bringing you plates and plates of fish tapas, and then when you can’t eat anything else they will ask you… “So, what should you have as main course?. ” And they are serious!. They’ll be offering you the best fish they found that day on the market and they mean you to eat it!"

" Buon Appetito " literally means "Enjoy your meal" , and pays homage to the most traditional and authentic Italian cuisine. Our menu distinguishes itself ..."

"The bar is located further out of town, but if you feel like going on an adventure, make sure to stop off at La Royale. This gin bar can be best described as swanky: the modern furnishings are a nod towards the renowned British gin distilleries with Union Jacks scattered throughout the space and stag antlers on the wall. Their gin menu is divided into premium, ultra premium and limited edition drinks with a small selection of chocolate-flavoured gins."

"If you're looking for cheap and easy food on the go, Pans & Company is great. With a mix of salads, bocadillos (large sandwiches), hot dogs, wraps, desserts and onion rings, they pretty much have anything you could be craving. Althogh you can eat in or take out at Pans, it's still considered to be Barcelona's version of street food as it's made quickly and caters to those who aren't necessarily looking for the highest quality meal, but rather a filling one."

"This fantastic fast food restaurant first opened in 1991 and has since then spread to several locations all over Spain. The quality of their food is consistently good, the service is fast and the prices are very fair. The Pans & Company menu includes salads and sandwiches, with succulent ingredients, such as British bacon, roast beef, Breton sausage and chicken breast."

"A popular Spanish fast food joint selling hot and cold sandwiches, chips and soft drinks. Meal deal offers available. There are two of the establishments in T1."

"The basilica of Santa María del Mar, located in the Born district, is considered the best example of Catalan Gothic architecture thanks to its elegant and austere façade, its endless columns and the beauty of stone surfaces. The temple, which inspired the famous novel “The Cathedral of the Sea” by Ildefonso Falcones, was built between 1329 and 1383 and was funded by the parishioners of the neighborhood, who helped raise it with their money and hard work. As a curiosity, camouflaged between the beautiful windows of the basilica you can find a shield of FC Barcelona."

"Built between 1329 and 1383, Santa María del Mar is a remarkable basilica. It is considered by many as the best example of Catalan Gothic architecture."

"Santa Maria del Pi is the 14th-century Catalan Gothic church that replaced a former 10th-century Romanesque church on the very same site—on the Plaça del Pi in Barcelona's Gothic Quarter. It is marked by a single pine (a tribute to its name, pi) in the square outside. On weekends, that square fills up with artist tables, the colossal facade of the church towering behind them."

"If you’re walking through the Gothic Quarter and hear the sound of church bells ringing, that might be the Basílica of Santa Maria del Pi which is located in between the Plaça del Pi and Plaça Sant Josep Oriol. The church was built between 1319 and 1391 in the Catalan Gothic style. Its cross-vaulted ceiling is the highest in the country."

"Another great example of Gothic architecture with a wonderful rose window. The 15th-century massive bell tower can easily be seen from La Rambla and is one of its most streaking features. FREE OPENING TIMES: Monday to Sunday: 9.30 am to 10 am & 6 pm to 8.30 pm.Other times: €4"