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No matter how many beautiful streets I discover in Barcelona every day, there is no other place like Enric Granados, my favorite street in the whole city. 

This bar is located in the pedestrian part of this street, and the terrace is shaded beneath the branches of the beautiful trees above.

Cosmo is not only a bar, but also an art gallery and one of Barcelona's best eco design spots, not to mention its charismatic atmosphere and crowd. Where else could you find a cartoon airplane hanging from the ceiling for no reason at all?

The different kinds of gin tonic and the carrot cake are the perfect Cosmo combination! 

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After a long long summer, Bcn Bar Culture is back with all the new hot locations of our favorite city - Barcelona!  This week we discovered Reb Lab, a bar located just next to the Gracia Ferrocaril station.  Red Lab has a special attitude towards the quality of its music and its drinks. You definitely have to try both the mixes from the Djs corner and from the bar!

A peculiar part of Red Lab's nights are the vintage classic movies that are being played while the bartender mixes your mojito (one of the best cocktails the bar has to offer!).

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Hidden in a small yet picturesque plaza close to Diagonal, Santa Gula has chosen the best neighborhood for a little eco cafeteria and restaurant - Gracia. 

The creative cuisine and the fresh juices and cocktails are what really defines Santa Gula as the perfect location if you want to try something innovative and exciting. Don't forget to try the cheesecake, one of the specialties of the house.

The green terrace of Santa Gula is perfect to enjoy a sunny Barcelona afternoon for brunch. 

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First of all, excuse me for the long absence, but Bcn Bar Culture is back to stay! 

I have been hanging around Gracia a lot lately, and I think this neighborhood has so much to offer, you just have to wait for the sun to go down to feel its true spirit. 

Gracia has nothing to do with the craziness of Gótico and Raval, but here, in-between the little plazas and bars full of young people, you can see a different Barcelona.

Wandering around Gracia's streets, I found this impressive place - 
Bobby Gin. The name of this bar has quite a history: 
The 30's, a lost village somewhere in the States. Robert Gallower finds himself as a baby only with his old grandma to look after him. Once he started to cry, she would give him his pacifier wet in gin tonic to calm him down. Eventually, he grew up and became Bobby Gin - the best Gin Tonic expert in New York City.

This bar offers a wide variety of what I would call the drink of the decade - Gin tonic. But that isn't the only thing worthy of trying here - don't miss the mouthwatering snacks and appetizers, the crazy desserts or all the other cocktails, if gin isn't your thing.

The impressive interior design totally blew my mind - even though this bar isn't that big, everything inside looks like antique pieces of art.

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Bcn Bar Culture visited Palma de Mallorca last weekend! 

Wondering in Palma's beautiful old town streets, that kind of reminded me of Barcelona's Gótico, I found this little bar/café that I immediately fell in love with.  Its location, on a pedestrian street, allowed the placement of a perfect terrace where you can enjoy the sun while having a caña accompanied by some of the creative cuisine dishes this bar has to offer. 

Antiquari also offers interesting fruit cocktails and different kinds of Mallorca's most traditional tapa - "Pa amb oli". 

If you decide to visit Palma de Mallorca, this is one of the places you couldn't miss! 

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I'm in love with all the bars in Eric Granados. 

Located in this beautiful street, the terrace is decorated with flowers and little bushes, making it a perfect choice for an afternoon in sunny Barcelona. 

Did you know that "Habaluc" in arabic means "healthy eating"?  

This place's sweets and cakes are simply delicious. I recommend the sour cherry and chocolate soufflé, a perfect combination I haven't found in any other place. Habaluc also offers mojitos, beers and other drinks, but the food is one of the city's must-trys.  

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Mescladis is not only one of the nicest open-air cafe/bars that I have ever discovered, but also a whole organization for helping emigrants and their integration into society. They organize different cuisine and other service-related courses to help people who have no previous job experience.  

"Mescladis" means "mix" in Aranese, a dialect of the Occitan language, that is spoken in north western Catalonia. The whole concept of Mescladis is "creating a intercultural society where we help and enrich each other".

They offer a lot of interesting cuisine mixes, all prepared with biological products and good quality drinks and beer.

Mescladis in an innovative project that you should definitely check out!