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Barcelona, Barcelona
Queer-run concept store selling zines, art prints, and espresso in the Eixample
ODD KIOSK is a pastel-pink shrine to queer creativity. This art-forward concept store sells zines, prints, and magazines with a rebellious, inclusive edge—plus coffee to fuel your inner culture nerd. It’s part gallery, part queer design lab, and fully fabulous. The perfect place to grab a tote bag that says, “I read theory and look cute doing it.”
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