A great place to see and hear some genuine flamenco dancing, singing, and music. After midnight the mood changes and you can disco to Latin sounds until 5 a.m. The ageless Maria Dolores Boadas shakes a fine dry martini in Barcelona's oldest cocktail bar, which her Cuban father, Miguel, opened in 1933. Its narrow entrance on the ground floor of an Old Town block stretches back to create a duly cramped but intimate jazz club. I like its lack of pretension.
Performances are later on weekends.
Acts include jazz, Brazilian, blues, and fusion flamenco, so you should check local listings for the program. Door policy is free and easy. I love it. You could pause here walking back from the beach or dressed up for the night. I've never seen anything like it.