Seventy Barcelona
★★★★Carrer de Còrsega 344 · about 50 m from the first stop
Guest rating 9.8/10 (4,113 reviews)
Best time: Wednesday to Saturday from about 5:30pm (Missa Bar is closed Sunday and Monday, El Bar del Teatreneu Monday and Tuesday, and Base Camp shuts around 9:30pm). Opening hours change, so check each venue before you set off.
The stops
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La Cervesera Artesana
Carrer de Sant Agustí 14, 08012 Barcelona · Metro Diagonal (L3/L5)
Barcelona's first brewpub (1996, 30 years in 2026), brewing 25+ styles on site in Gràcia, with 100+ beers in total including gluten-free options, and tapas. Open daily from 5pm until 1am (2:30am Friday and Saturday); brewery tasting sessions on Fridays and Saturdays.
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Missa Bar
Carrer de Jesús 16, 08012 Barcelona · Metro Diagonal (L3/L5)
Cosy brick-walled Gràcia bar (opened 2024 in the old La Beata) with six rotating craft taps, some brewed by the owner, natural wines, toasted sandwiches and a busy events calendar. Open Tuesday to Saturday from 6pm; closed Sunday and Monday.
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Base Camp Craft Beer
Carrer del Topazi 16, 08012 Barcelona · Metro Fontana (L3)
Bottle shop and small tasting room of Red Hoof Brewing near Plaça del Diamant: a tight, well-chosen selection plus the house beers, with sofas in the back. Late afternoon to 9:30pm; closed Monday.
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El Bar del Teatreneu
Carrer de Terol 26, 08012 Barcelona · Metro Fontana (L3) or Joanic (L4)
Specialist beer bar (from the Ovella Negra group) set on the old stage of the Teatreneu theatre, with 11 craft taps, bottles, cocktails and food. Opens 7pm Wednesday and Thursday and 6pm Friday to Sunday; closed Monday and Tuesday.
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La Rovira
Carrer de Rabassa 23, 08024 Barcelona · Metro Joanic (L4)
Gràcia's go-to beer bar on Plaça Rovira, with about 16 taps (including its own La Rovira beers and La Salvatge sours), a big terrace and much-loved toasted sandwiches. Open daily from 9am until midnight (1am Friday and Saturday).
Base Camp is a bottle shop with a small tasting room and closes about 9:30pm, so keep it as the third stop.
The streets in between are Gràcia's squares (Plaça del Diamant, Plaça del Sol, Plaça de la Virreina), where it's easy to stop and rest.
La Cervesera Artesana runs a brewery tasting on Friday and Saturday evenings if you want to start with a tour (book with the brewpub).
Alcohol-free and pacing: ask at the bar for alcohol-free beers and soft drinks, and remember a half is always fine. Eat along the way, drink water between stops, and skip a stop whenever you like. More tips.
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Places to stay nearby
Well-rated places to stay near Gràcia, measured from La Cervesera Artesana, the first stop. Distances are as the crow flies.
Olivia Balmes Hotel
★★★★Carrer de Balmes, 117 · about 700 m from the first stop
Guest rating 10/10 (2,821 reviews)
Be Mate Paseo de Gracia
★★★★Passeig de Gràcia, Gracia, 115 · about 250 m from the first stop
Guest rating 9.8/10 (1,504 reviews)
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