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Barcelona, Barcelona
Gaudí-inspired cocktail bar in Gaixample with drag shows and bingo.
Blunit is a cocktail bar in the heart of Barcelona's Gaixample — the Eixample district's concentration of LGBTQ+ bars and clubs, steps from the Universitat metro. The interior draws from Gaudí-inspired design with retro furniture and stained-glass touches, and the vibe is social and relaxed rather than clubby. Cocktails start at €6, shots from €1.50 — affordable by neighborhood standards. The bar runs themed nights with drag shows and bingo, screens FC Barcelona matches, and hands out free entry passes and discounts to nearby clubs like Arena and Metro Disco. Open Tuesday through Saturday from around 9:30pm.
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