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Barcelona, Barcelona
Gaixample drag dinner-show with Mediterranean food and cabaret Wed–Sat from 8:30 PM
Drag dinner-show restaurant on Carrer de Balmes in the Gaixample, where a sit-down Mediterranean dinner runs alongside drag performers working the room, building to a full cabaret. The owner headlines as "Divine," and the night is paced as a show with food rather than a meal with a side of entertainment — you come for the performance. By day the same space works as a neighborhood bar with a lunch menu. It's a reliable group night: birthdays, visiting friends, a first night in Barcelona that wants spectacle without committing to a late club. Reserve ahead, especially for weekends, when the headline drag nights fill up. Doors are early evening with the show starting later, so check the current schedule when you book.
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