November 1, 2011
November 1, 2011
No tour of Barcelona's historic nightlife would be complete without a stop at this old, Argentine-inspired bar and theater. Named for a tango written in 1941, the bar's surprisingly spacious interior still hosts tango dance classes. The interior oozes with charm, hearkening back to Paral.lel Avenue's thriving cabaret era. Half dive bar, half historic monument, the low tables, dim lighting and tranquil atmosphere make for a perfect backdrop for drinks while chatting with friends.
Tinta Roja
17 Creu dels Molers, Barcelona, Catalonia93 443 32 43
Thu 8:30pm–2am, Fri–Sat 8:30pm–3am
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