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Barcelona, Barcelona
Playful bear and chub bar with themed kink nights in Eixample
Honey Bears (formerly Honey Furry) is Barcelona's bear bar — the Eixample hangout for the city's bear, otter, and chubby crowd and the men who admire them. Recently relocated to Carrer de la Diputació in the heart of the Gaixample, it's a warm, social, no-attitude room built around easy conversation and a friendly pint more than a packed dance floor, with weekday two-for-one drink deals, weekend DJ sessions, and calendar-tied theme nights around events like the Feria de Abril and Eurovisión. The room is cozy and welcoming by design, drawing a mix of locals and visiting bears who want a softer, hairier alternative to the slicker, twink-leaning bars a few streets over. If your scene is bears and the men who love them, this is the anchor of it in Barcelona.
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