Gràcia was once a separate town and is now a Barcelona neighbourhood of small squares and bars for locals. It has a hi-fi bar spinning records, a cocktail bar on the same street, a natural wine bar, a taproom and a brewery tasting room. These are the bars on my list. For now the descriptions come from Google Maps reviews, and I'll add my own notes as I get round to them.
Prices are Google's average spend per person, valid as of 30 September 2026. Rate: 1 € ≈ $1.13.
In short
- Sound and records: Oblicuo Hi-Fi Bar.
- Cocktails: Yus Bar, where they'll make you things that aren't on the menu.
- One street, two bars: Riera de Sant Miquel, home to Oblicuo and Yus Bar.
- Natural wine: Bar Salvatge.
- Craft beer: Missa Bar, and Base Camp Craft Beer at the Red Hoof brewery.
Gràcia
Oblicuo Hi-Fi Bar
Gràcia · hi-fi bar · 10–30 € (≈$11–34) · Tue 19:00–1:00, Wed–Thu until 2:00, Fri–Sat until 3:00, closed Sun–Mon
Google Maps · website · Carrer de la Riera de Sant Miquel, 59
According to Google Maps reviews (4.4 from 410): a small hi-fi bar that's all about sound and music, with clean acoustics and an eclectic, spot-on record selection. Stylish and cosy at the same time. People praise the signature cocktails (the negroni above all) and the orange wine, and the team for taking real pride in what they do. Worth it even on a weeknight.
Yus Bar
Gràcia · cocktail bar · 10–20 € (≈$11–23) · Mon 19:00–1:00, Tue–Thu until 2:30, Fri–Sat until 3:00, Sun 17:00–1:00
Google Maps · website · Carrer de la Riera de Sant Miquel, 70
According to Google Maps reviews (4.8 from 300+): a small, cosy cocktail bar on the same street as Oblicuo. Signature cocktails in beautiful glassware, and if you ask for a classic or something off the menu, they'll make it. People praise the wine and the snacks, but most of all the owner, Yuri, and his team: guests write that they came in alone for one drink and ended up having a wonderful evening.
Bar Salvatge
Gràcia · natural wine bar · 10–20 € (≈$11–23) · daily 18:00–1:00, Fri–Sat until 1:30
Google Maps · website · Carrer de Verdi, 50
According to Google Maps reviews (4.1 from 960+): a natural wine bar with a vintage-industrial interior and a local crowd. A big choice of affordable natural wines, and the staff help you pick. Opinions split on two points: there's no wine list and not everyone likes the wines themselves, and the food (cheeses, local snacks) is on the pricey side and hit-and-miss.
Missa Bar
Gràcia · craft beer · 10–20 € (≈$11–23) · Tue–Thu 18:00–0:00, Fri–Sat 18:00–1:30, closed Sun–Mon
Google Maps · Carrer de Jesús, 16
According to Google Maps reviews (4.6 from 480): a small, cosy taproom with brick walls. A big range of beers on tap and in bottles from all over the world, some of them brewed by the owner himself — the house IPA gets special praise — plus a few alcohol-free options. The bartender is friendly, speaks English and helps you choose. There are snacks to go with the beer, such as slow-cooked pork ribs.
Base Camp Craft Beer
Gràcia · craft beer shop & tasting room · Tue–Fri from 16:00–18:00 until 21:30, Sat–Sun 11:00–14:00 and 17:00–21:30, closed Monday
Google Maps · website · Carrer del Topazi, 16
According to Google Maps reviews (5.0 from 40+): not a bar so much as a beer shop and tasting room belonging to the Red Hoof brewery. The brewer himself is behind the counter, telling you about each beer and pouring samples — his own and his friends'. Cosy and local, and you can sit down and drink on the spot. For anyone who wants to try something new.
One last thing
Check the days: Oblicuo and Missa Bar are closed on Sunday and Monday, and Base Camp is a beer shop rather than a bar, open until 21:30. A handy route is to start at Base Camp or Missa Bar and finish on Riera de Sant Miquel, where Oblicuo and Yus Bar stay open late.
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