Bling Bling Barcelona

We booked a private table that included four passes to invite the girls to the VIP area. There was a group of about 10 girls celebrating a birthday, so we invited them, even though there were more than four of them. Okay, maybe we were a little drunk, but is that shocking in a nightclub? Anyway, instead of handling the situation professionally, security decided to kick us out, and it was terrible. I still have bruises on my arm from the violence. It's funny how they're happy to take your money, give you "VIP passes," and then get angry when you get out of control. I'd rate this place below zero. I think they're very idiots. Absolutely pathetic...

When I think about Bling Bling Barcelona, I see it as one of the places that really captures the energy of the city’s nightlife. I like how it combines a stylish atmosphere with good music and a lively crowd. It feels modern, vibrant, and full of movement. For me, it’s not just about dancing, but also about enjoying the overall vibe and the glamorous setting. Whenever someone asks about nightlife in Barcelona, Bling Bling is one of the spots that comes to my mind as a fun and upbeat place to experience.

The security staff were super friendly, which made the experience feel welcoming. There’s a dress code, so be sure to dress up. Music is mostly Spanish, creating a fun local vibe. Tickets can’t be bought in advance—entry is €20 per person with one drink included. Drinks are pricey though: cocktails €15, water €5.

I loved it! The music was really great and the atmosphere was amazing 😍

Good. However smoking area is really bad. Plus you can’t bring your glasses, you have to let them just before the smoking area - so let’s say that first of all it is not super safe and then secondly most of the time either someone takes your glass or the staff remove them. People there are often aggressive. I will say is okay night club bit def not the best. Music is good most of the time.

We booked a VIP table for €300, expecting at least a minimum level of space control. During the night, a person from another VIP table, clearly intoxicated, repeatedly invaded our area, knocked over two drinks, and even tipped over a freshly lit shisha onto the floor, with the obvious safety risk that entails. We informed the staff, but security arrived late and failed to resolve the situation, which ultimately ruined the experience. It’s disappointing, because paying for a VIP table should guarantee proper space control and prompt intervention.

Terrible place to go. Security jumped 2 of my friends for just staring at them the wrong way. The line took super long and they were only allowing girls in ahead of people. Security guards constantly moving you to the back of the line. We came in a group of 20 and they only let 10 of the girls in and told the boys to stay back. Then when the guys got in two of us got jumped by the security. Would never go back there.

The worst thing is they are judging us by our attires. The security didn't let us in because my shoe was sneaker. A persons personal choice is what to wear for comfort.

Le Bling Bling est une des meilleures boites de nuit de Barcelone pour moi. Le club est super beau, les gens sont bien habillés, et ont tous plus de 25 ans, et en plus ce sont des locaux. La musique est sympa, vous avez deux salles avec deux ambiances. J'ai réservé une table VIP avec la liste Isaac et on a recu un super traitement ! Merci à toute l'équipe :D

I had a table at bling bling tonight and it was a horrible experience. I was there for a 21st birthday and was removed by a bouncer. I am a 21 year old girl who was dragged out by her hair and pinned down to the floor. They wouldn't tell me what I did or why I was being kicked out. I was crying on the floor, pinned down by a man for no reason. I was dancing with my friends at the table I had and was assaulted. Never returning there. Not a safe place for women.

This is the worst club I have ever been to. Please please please. DO NOT GO HERE IF U DO NOT WANT TO GET YOUR STUFF TAKEN. 3/6 people in my group got there phones stolen. Like in the first 30 minutes. This is not a safe place. I do not recommend.

I went to Bling Bling Club Barcelona last week! It's a club where you find more locals than tourists! But there were also erasmus students. I like the charming and vintage style so an exclusive atmosphere. It's not boring because there are two dancing areas, both playing different music! The incredible thing is that It has a live saxophone playing. So in my opinion It's definitely one of the best nightlife club in Barcelona Spain! I got FREE ENTRANCE with Shaz Guest List! If you want to know more about it VISIT Web: http://bcnparti.es/2iTl8rj http://bcnparti.es/2hgc1Ak

Really shitty. Don't go if you are an American. You are not welcomed. Spend your money elsewhere.

In comparison to the more touristy clubs such as Pacha and Opium on the beachfront, Bling Bling seems to be the popular club choice for locals to recommend to Barcelona newcomers. As a result, I had high hopes for this place but found it to be -- as Yelp describes its 3 star rating -- A-OK. The venue was alright. It's supposed to be one of the more upscale clubs in Barcelona and a place where girls would actually forgo their trainers and opt for heels. I decided to stick with the former though since I didn't fancy walking around Barcelona's cobbled streets in the freezing January cold with my toes peeping out. Despite the upscale theme, this place didn't impress me too much, since I found the poshness of Las Vegas clubs much more appealing. Some girls are invited to the VIP area by suited men working for the club and given any alcohol (I presume to keep the male VIP patrons company). I didn't find the area too fun though and just went back to the general area dance floor. So why the mediocre rating? For starters, the music was ghastly. Imagine cheesy Spanish pop music that made you want to cringe every 10 seconds of dancing (although that seems to be the music of choice in Spain). Towards the second half of the night, the DJ thankfully switched to Reggae-ton music, which was much more fun to dance to. Also, the second room that exclusively plays Reggae-ton music was closed due to lack of a sufficient headcount, which was a bummer for my girls and I. And finally, they charged 5 euros for a water bottle -- like hello, this is not a rave haha!

Don't go there, bouncers are racists. I was with 2 friends, we had a card to enter there for free since we had been to another bar before which is a partner of them. Around 2am, I entered the club with one of them and they took the card out of the 3rd one (who was just behind us) and told him that it was full now and didn't let him in. He had nice shoes, a shirt, was sober... And of course they let other people in after him. They just rejected him because he didn't fit the white crowd. This is disgusting behavior.

The bling bling club was one of the more different clubs. To be completely honest, I don't remember my experience completely, but I do know it was a combination of good and okay to bad. Can't say this is a place you'd want to go to if your younger and inexperienced with handling alcohol and different types of people under the influence. If you can you should definitely give it a shot.

In search for good music my friend and I decided to check out Bling Bling. We put on our 5' dancing shoes and headed to the venue. The location is very good. Close to other clubs, in case you feel like changing. Dress code is strict (two girls in front of us were turned down because they wore casual clothes) but the bouncers were nice enough. There is a coat check where you can leave your jackets/bags. People were well dressed but surprisingly many forgot to use DEODORANT!!!! We got there early and were quite impressed with the space. A big dance floor surrounded by several bars. Another room with commercial Latin music and a smaller bar. Drinks: don't expect too much. As there were no people yet, we decided to have a nice drink. We ordered a dry martini and were served white Martini from a bottle (€10). Cosmopolitan cost €15. By 3 am the place got full and to be honest way too crowded. It was difficult to dance. Music: BORING commercial stuff, zero originality. People: good mix of men and women, age: all. Not too young, not too old for us in our early 30s. Overall : good but not great.

Worst club experience ever. The bouncers tonight were physically attacking people in line for absolutely no reason. It was just to get them out of line. Do not go here because you will run the risk of being assaulted in line. I as a 5'3 small woman was shoved for absolutely no reason by one of their employees.

Very rude staff. They don't let us in even though we are in the guest list. Don't waste your time in this stupid club. There are so many other awesome clubs that have free entry like Twenties, Opium, Shoko

This was my first nightclub in Barcelona and it didn't disappoint at all. My friends and i came around 12 am and the place barely had any people inside. The drinks were good, except I was caught off guard that I had to pay 5 euros for some bottled water (I would've been perfectly fine with tap water). The music kept me dancing all night long as well. My one concern was that there was so much broken glass all over the floor, to the point where I had to stop and scrape the bottom of my heel on somewhere so it wouldn't pierce my feet. Other than that, the club is a great time!

If you are not from Spain, DO NOT go to this club. Me and 3 guy friends planned to go to this club with 7 girls; however, they didn't let any of us in because they claim you have to be 25+ yrs in order to get into the club which isn't true because they didn't card anyone else. if you are lucky enough to get in, beware of there drinks. They pour very weak drinks and the price varies per bartender and I know this because I've been there before without being carded.

I just wrote a review of the place across the street called "Sutton", which was better for my taste. But Bling was more casual, no bones about getting in at no charge, and a nice crowd, though not as good looking. Music may have been better at Bling though. They were basically playing all the big hits, but in a nice mix. Worth checking out for sure -- esp. on a Wednesday night.

Posh place with nice music but big queu and relatively expensive. Nice crowd and mostly Spaniards

DONT GO HERE THE CLUB IS RACIST. I was turned away from entering the club a couple nights ago- the bouncer said my hair was not 'classic.' I have dreadlocks. I was in line in the VIP section with some friends from Barcelona who figured they'd bring us to a nightclub here. The bouncer let in all of them and did not let me in. I asked him if he was serious and why I was not allowed in and he did not offer any explanations. It is clearly a policy established by the owners do not go here the club is racist. Do not give them your money or even attempt to go here if you're black and brown. No one should support this establishment at all

This places fucking sucks. Don't come here if you are in Barcelona. I lost my purse here and they wouldn't even let me go in the next night to ask if it had been turned in. The bouncers have no respect for women.

Bouncers don't recognize people that can spend money and make the difference between tourists and people that living in Barcelona and can come back more often. Not worth to discover

If you're a person of color, DO NOT COME HERE. I went with a group of 6 friends and we waited in line for about 15 minutes until the club opened at 1 am. In waiting, I was next to a black friend of mine (we'll call her K for privacy reasons). They pulled K out of line by her arm as we entered the club for no discernible reason. When I asked the security guard why he wouldn't let her enter, he said it was because she hadn't waited in line. I vouched for her and said she had been beside me the entire time (because she had been) and the security guard grabbed me and threw me out as well. Two of our other friends who were already inside found the manager and asked him to do something, but the manager merely asked the security guard, who again falsely said K hadn't been in line, and that there was nothing he could do. The security guard then said that K was not allowed to wait in line a second time (which we offered to do even though we had already waited through it once) and told us we had to leave the premises. I, a white person, was there for every step of the incident and can 100% attest that the way K was treated and the outcome of the night was because of her race. Please do not patron this club if you are ever in Barcelona.