Pitin Bar Bar

Pitin Bar In 1957, a neighborhood grocery store was transformed into one of El Born's first bars – so it's little wonder that the local citizens have a soft spot for Pitin Bar, a cozy hole-in-the-wall joint on the square. Barcelona Spain 41.3851103 2.1832228

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Lucas

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Party Earth Review In 1957, a neighborhood grocery store was transformed into one of El Born’s first bars – so it’s little wonder that the local citizens have a soft spot for Pitin Bar, a cozy hole-in-the-wall joint on the square. Historic... ... read full review

Neighborhood:

La Ribera / El Born
Address:

Passeig del Born, 34
08003 Barcelona

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Metro:

Jaume I
Phone:

93 319 50 87
Links:
Official Website

Hours:

M–Th 6pm–2am, F 6pm–3am, Sa 11am–3am, Su 11am–midnight
Recommended as:
- Night Spot

First to review Mahika G.

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In 1957, a neighborhood grocery store was transformed into one of El Born's first bars – so it's little wonder that the local citizens have a soft spot for Pitin Bar, a cozy hole-in-the-wall joint on the square.

La Ribera / El Born, Barcelona –

In 1957, a neighborhood grocery store was transformed into one of El Born’s first bars – so it’s little wonder that the local citizens have a soft spot for Pitin Bar, a cozy hole-in-the-wall joint on the square.

Historic as the place may be, the décor has definitely moved on from half a century ago and now features disco balls, twinkling lights, a few bar stools, and a snug booth underneath the stairs.

Gentle background music sets the stage for a liberal local crowd to enjoy their cocktails in this quaint and trendy atmosphere or to head out to the patio for a breath of night air.

A narrow spiral staircase leads up to one of the area’s most beloved drinking spots – a tiny mezzanine with miniature furniture and a view of the side streets below.

Charming, hip, and intimate, Pitin Bar is a good place to go with a small group for pre-club drinks or just to relax in a very tranquil setting.

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Tip from Jonah:

A relaxed environment with a dash of character makes Pitin a great nook for sipping absinthe and chatting with friends.

Crowd

Laid-back locals, mid-20s to 30s.
Entertainment / Music

Ambient tunes on the stereo.
Food / Miscellaneous

None.

Prices

Beer €3–€4.50, mixed drinks and absinthe €6+.
What to Wear / Dress Code

Casual.
Hot Nights / When to Go

The limited space can get pretty warm and packed on the weekends, so the best bet is Monday through Thursday nights. Go around midnight to avoid the crowd and get a seat upstairs.