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Barcelona, Barcelona
Cozy two-floor bear bar in the Eixample with snacks, loungy seating, and Sunday happy hour
Teddy Bar is a bear bar in the Eixample, set over two floors with couches and lounge seating that make it a place to settle in and talk rather than a club to dance in. The crowd is bears, daddies, cubs, and their admirers across a wide range of ages, and the room stays social and easygoing — a warm-up or a whole evening, not just a stop on the way somewhere louder. It's one of Barcelona's few dedicated bear spaces, which makes it worth the short walk from the busier Gaixample core if that's your scene. Sunday happy hour brings 2-for-1 drinks and free snacks in the early evening, and unusually for a Barcelona bear bar, there are sandwiches and bar bites if you want something to eat. It runs Tuesday through Sunday from the early evening on.
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