Discover The Best Wine Bars In Barcelona
BARCELONA WINE BARS TO KEEP UNDER YOUR RADAR
The wines of Spain are starting to get a name beyond Rioja, but do you know where you can enjoy a selection of the best Spanish wine labels while you are in Barcelona? Discover the best wine bars in Barcelona that all the connoisseurs are talking about.
Today we are inviting you to discover some of the best places in town to relish on the treasures great have to offer us.
Foreverbarcelona’s pick of the best wine bars in Barcelona:
Wine bars in the Born District
1
Vila Viniteca
A classic of our foodie tours, this is probably the best wine store in Barcelona. But it makes it in our list of top Barcelona wine bars because apart from growing your cellar buying bottles, you can also taste a selection of their Spanish wine list in their gourmet grocery across the street where they have a couple of tables (and a cozy medieval basement for small groups if you book in advance). They also serve some of the best Spanish ham and cheese in the city!
Address: 7, Agullers st. https://goo.gl/maps/UuYDUXMG4XNFHtzN7
Why go there: The finest wine store in Barcelona.
2
Can Cisa (Bar Brutal)
Still in the the trendy Born district, where the old bodega Can Cisa was transformed by two twin chefs in the first natural and organic-only wine bar of Barcelona. They have over 300 references from all over the world! The old cellar is now connected with its twin venue, Bar Brutal, which is a their dinner restaurant where you can continue to enjoy your wines pairing them with lovely Italian food (not the typical pasta and pizza offer, but more elaborated Italian specialties).
Address: 14, Princesa st. https://goo.gl/maps/EXwpm9McvbkWWF2VA
Why go there: Their 300 wine references from all over the world.
3
La Vinya del Senyor
Address: 5, Plaça de Santa Maria. https://goo.gl/maps/z8bTYfmTnK2yHG3C9
Why go there: Their wonderful outdoor terrace.
4
El Diset (Disset Graus)
The name of this wine bar means “17” in Catalan, a reference to the alcohol degrees in a wine. Here you’ll find a beautiful wine menu offering only Catalan wines that you can pair with lovely tapas. Their croquettes, cheese boards and Catalan “cocas” (similar to the Italian focaccias but with a crustier bread dough) can make a light dinner or just open up your stomach for a larger meal.
Address: 3, Antic de Sant Joan st. https://goo.gl/maps/X3XZ1U5uagYQhm8eA
Why go there: To try awesome Catalan wines.
Wine bars in the Gothic Quarter
5
Zona d'Ombra
Address: 3, Salomo ben Adret st. https://goo.gl/maps/bcAR8hgRoaKmDKsR9
Why go there: A date night with a wine lover.
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6
La Vinateria del Call
Continuing in the Jewish Quarter, on the same street you find this wine restaurant serving delicious gourmet tapas. They have an extensive wine list featuring over 150 references. They are proud of their cellar, a medieval underground silo that provides the perfect conditions to preserve their wines.
Address: 9, Salomo ben Adret st. https://goo.gl/maps/4AJFWJjDJEoKa6jeA
Why go there: A dinner of Spanish tapas and wine.
7
Zim
Address: 20, Dagueria st. https://goo.gl/maps/5QdrHn2bxysJUBzb8
Why go there: A quick stop at the tiniest Barcelona wine bar, before heading somewhere else.
Wine bars in Barcelona Eixample
9
Gresca
Located in the heart of the Eixample district, not too far from La Pedrera and the upper area of Passeig de Gracia, but in location far enough to have a “real Barcelona” feel, Gresca was one of the leaders of the Barcelona gastrobars trend. They serve sophisticated tapas and “platillos” (tapas-sized cooked dishes), paired to a really long wine list. If you are a French wine lover, this place will make you feel in paradise: they have more French references than Spanish ones! But if you didn’t come to Spain to drink French wine: don’t scratch it from your list either: their Spanish wine list is also really complete and it includes very interesting choices.
Address: 203, Provença st. https://goo.gl/maps/D4FGJCc53H1JXGRB9
Why go there: Creative cooking and French wines.
8
Mon Vínic
Address: 251, Diputacio st. https://goo.gl/maps/Gtr3catessQPfv318
Why go there: Feel the vibe of what before the pandemic was one of the best wine bars in the world.
10
Els Sortidors del Parlament
The Sant Antoni neighborhood is the section of the Eixample between El Raval and Poblesec. This area has quickly become a trendy destination for its cozy cafes, tapas bars and vermuterias. Els Sortidors del Parlament are a classic of the area and stands out for their well priced wines from all over the world with a special accent on Northern Catalonia wines. Enjoy a glass eating one of their gourmet tapas served on top of large wine barrels.
Address: 53, Parlament st. https://goo.gl/maps/Gtr3catessQPfv318
Why go there: Get the feel of the Sant Antoni district.
Wine bars in Gracia
11
Bar Salvatge
Address: 50, Verdi st. https://goo.gl/maps/G4p18dCdHxX4YokR8
Why go there: Their natural wines.
12
Viblioteca
This small cheese and wine restaurant only features a handful of tables, and attracts mostly couples and groups of ladies that love its Nordic décor and their chic cheese and wine dinners. Their wine list includes over 150 Spanish wines by the bottle. Plus they always have a curated selection of them by the glass, that rotate frequently so you always want to come back to try new things.
Address: 10, Guilleries st. https://goo.gl/maps/G4p18dCdHxX4YokR8
Why go there: Dinner with your girls (as long as they like cheese).
13
Bocanariz
Why go there: For wine conoisseurs that enjoy good music.
Barcelona wine bars in other areas
15
Lavicoca (Hostafrancs)
Hostafrancs is the liveliest area of the otherwise sort of grey district of Sants. The animated area around its food market hides several hidden gems: those authentic tapas bars that locals wish the internet won’t promote enough to have them “stolen” by tourists. But let me finish this post by revealing one of their secrets. Lavicoca is a great place to hung out: a cozy wine store that organizes wine tastings, wine themed dinners, outings on their wine truck… And that also has a bar area where to drink wine by the glass and eat some delicious tapas.
Address: 18, Hostafranchs de Sio st. https://goo.gl/maps/Ws562gToK9KTUS2EA
Why go there: To explore the “real Barcelona” with the excuse of drinking some wine.
14
Denassus (Poblesec)
Address: 53, Blai st. https://goo.gl/maps/6CjcwnaEfYDgUrhh7
Why go there: For a night out with friends.
BTW, if you want to treat yourself with the best wine tasting in Barcelona, make sure to book one of our wine tours!
What’s your favorite wine bar in Barcelona or elsewhere?
Marta
Marta is the founder of ForeverBarcelona. She is a passionate tour guide that loves Barcelona and loves writing too. She is the main author of our Blog, and is committed to sharing her knowledge about Barcelona and her best tips with our readers.
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