Bar Pietro

Tapas bar · la Vila de Gracia

Bar Pietro

Tapas bar · la Vila de Gracia

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Travessera de Gràcia, 197, Gràcia, 08012 Barcelona, Spain

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Breakfast, tapas & vermouth in a lively, compact setting  

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Travessera de Gràcia, 197, Gràcia, 08012 Barcelona, Spain Get directions

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Travessera de Gràcia, 197, Gràcia, 08012 Barcelona, Spain Get directions

+34 935 25 11 43
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€1–10

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12 New-Wave Vermouth Bars In Spain - Barcelona - The Infatuation

"At first glance, Bar Pietro looks like your average neighborhood haunt—until you take in the lobster phone and walls covered in enough stickers to make a dive bar proud. Knock back tiny beers, midday vermuts, and espressos over a quick snack, ideally with a newspaper in hand. You’ll be wisely nudged toward the tortilla española with truffle, but don’t overlook the cecina. This salt-cured beef is sliced to order, and its deep, savory richness teams up wonderfully with a citrusy-sweet glass of vermut." - david neimanis

https://www.theinfatuation.com/barcelona/guides/new-wave-vermouth-bars-spain
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Bar Pietro - Review - Gràcia - Barcelona - The Infatuation

"At first glance, Bar Pietro looks like your average neighborhood haunt—until you take in the lobster phone and walls covered in enough stickers to make a dive bar proud. Knock back tiny beers, midday vermuts, and espressos over a quick snack, ideally with a newspaper in hand. You’ll be wisely nudged toward the tortilla española with truffle, but don’t overlook the cecina. This salt-cured beef is sliced to order, and its deep, savory richness teams up wonderfully with a citrusy-sweet glass of vermut." - David Neimanis

https://www.theinfatuation.com/barcelona/reviews/bar-pietro
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Manon Richard

Google
Love this place, drinks are good and the atmosphere is so fun. It gets very busy and cramps so get ready for that but if that is your vibe then it’s perfect for you. You can’t drink outside which is a shame because it gets really hot but it’s not their fault that it is not allowed to drink in the streets. The patatas bravas are amazing too.

queenie li

Google
The vermouth was good. But I don’t know why the small plate charged for 15 euros or more. I should ask back then. That’s quite unreasonable.

Thilo Mutter (haikuzen.net)

Google
Had a fast beer, powerful and lots of Spanish "temperamento", rock music and lovely open-minded people. A place to spend a spare Saturday afternoon. Reasonable prices, promising looking tapas.

Francisco Neto

Google
Great place to get wasted and make friends!!

Jonathan S

Google
The nice bearded bartender gave me more beers than words. Very chill bar that played alt rock.

Tanea Popescu

Google
A perfect bar for drinks and some tapas, also good vibes.

Jj O'Brien

Google
Me and my friend Katelyn love Bar Pietro. Great atmosphere. Best lols. Great frog on beer tap. Love. Love. Love. We found it very difficult to find an open bar to have our morning aperol spritz but the waiting staff welcomed us with open arms and a bottle of aperol.

Riccardo Momoli

Google
Loud, local, and nice!
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Seung Eun C.

Yelp
This is a local bar located on Traverserra de Gracia and there is always MOBS of people so we had to see what the fuss was all about! We sat at the bar and ordered some beers and tapas. The spinach tortilla was pretty standard (comes with tomato bread), the skewered olives and cornichons were tangy & zesty, the russian salad was creamy but a bit bland, and the canned & preserved mussels/clams tapa was just what you'd expect... Bottom line: come for the ambience and friendly servers but have no expectations for the food. Again, servers were very friendly. I'd come back for a beer anyday!