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One of the most intriguing bars in the city, Barcelona Pipa Club is a cigar club as well as a vibrant bar, making it one of the most popular places to be. Here you can find Catalan celebrities mingling with the bourgeoisie and American students. The bar is very spacious and has Victorian décor with a comfortable Borkum Riff lounge that looks onto a lovely square. Spotlights, a stage, video projector and a giant screen add interesting features to the interior. Pipe smoking courses are held regularly and are open to anyone interested in learning the art. The bar opens at 10p till late.

Since its inception in 1931, the Ideal Cocktail Bar is a one of its kind English Pub in the heart of Barcelona serving the best European whiskeys. The decor is typical of an English style pub with velvet curtains, bar stools and an open bar area. The crowd here comprises mostly older men, who meet over a sip of whiskey, catch up on a few gossip sessions and listen to some soothing music. The wait staff are all dressed in white and have a professional approach. The bar claims to stock around 40 types of gin and about 80 different varieties of whiskey, and have some of the best bartenders in Barcelona. Specialties here include Presidente, which is rum and grenadine, and Whiskey Sour. The Ideal Cocktail Bar is kept closed on Sundays and pubic holidays.

Enjoy cocktails in an elegant, ornate ambiance at Boca Chica. This cocktail bar is part of Boca Grande, a restaurant serving Spanish specialties. Wood paneling, couches and chairs done up in elegant fabrics, and modern art on the walls give this place a unique flavor. The terrace provides a verdant scene, perfect for enjoying a drink during the day.

An early-19th century interior welcomes you at this old and still-running-smooth pub. Graced in the past by known names like Picasso and Hemingway, this popular spot gets crowded on most nights. It is known to serve the green, stimulating liqueur, absinthe, apart from other strong concoctions. Catch the crowd go wild on this drink, but make sure you don't indulge in absurd quantities as it can be toxic! All in all, it is a good venue to rub shoulders with the locals and some tourists.

Moritz, the celebrated beer brand was established by Louis Moritz in 1856, a French immigrant to the country. Today its yellow trademark logo has stamped the cards of bars across the globe. As an extension of its long standing beer legacy, a trendy bar occupies the old microbrewery. Architect Jean Nouvel breathed new life into the historic Fàbrica Moritz Barcelona with an illuminated warm palette and exposed brick beams to call as decor. Indulge in organic and unpasteurized ales and lagers, best complimented with tapas and local specialties on offer. The ambiance is always buzzing with energy and retains its rustic charm.

L'Ovella Negra is a well-known beer hall that attracts a young crowd of international students and travelers. Its name translates to "Black Sheep", and the original and more noteworthy of its two locations is on a small side-street off Las Ramblas. With darts, pool and long wooden tables that can accommodate up to a dozen people, it is no wonder why this joint is always packed. The cheap pitchers of beer, delicious pints of sangria, and rustic atmosphere keep the nights going late. This is a great place to go with a large group of friends or to meet new one.