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Bobby's Free

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Bobby's Free is a speakeasy-inspired cocktail bar tucked away in Barcelona's Eixample neighborhood. Accessible through an unmarked door or via a secret entrance from a neighboring restaurant, it offers a clandestine, cozy atmosphere with dim lighting, vintage decor, and a focus on expertly mixed cocktails. The bartenders are skilled in classic and innovative recipes, using high-quality spirits and fresh ingredients. The bar's intimate size creates a exclusive feel, often drawing a crowd of locals and in-the-know travelers. It's a perfect spot for a quiet evening of sophisticated drinking away from the city's more touristy venues.

Don't miss

  • Find the secret entrance to enter the bar
  • Order a classic Old Fashioned or a signature cocktail
  • Enjoy the intimate, vintage ambiance
  • Chat with the knowledgeable bartenders about their craft
  • Visit on a weeknight for a quieter experience

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Ways to visit Bobby's Free

You don't need a tour to visit — entry is free. A tour is worth it if you want transport, a guide, or to combine Bobby's Free with nearby sights in one day. That's what these do well.

Know before you go

  • Look for the unmarked door or enter through the restaurant next door.
  • Cocktails are around €12-€16; cash only at some times.
  • No loud phone calls; keep the speakeasy vibe.
  • Small space; expect to stand if busy.

A bit of history

Bobby's Free opened in 2015 as part of the growing speakeasy trend in Barcelona. Its name and concept pay homage to Prohibition-era bars, with a hidden entrance and a focus on craft cocktails.

Common questions

How do I find the entrance?

Look for an unmarked door on Pau Claris or ask at the restaurant 'Bobby's' next door for the secret passage.

Is there a dress code?

Smart casual is recommended; no sportswear or flip-flops.

Can I make a reservation?

No reservations; it's first-come, first-served.

Do they serve food?

No, only drinks. Small snacks may be available occasionally.

Is it wheelchair accessible?

Unfortunately, there are steps and no ramp; call ahead to confirm.

What are the hours?

Typically open from 7 PM to 2:30 AM daily; check their social media for changes.

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