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Barcelona, Barcelona
LGBTQ+ cocktail bar in the Gaixample with a terrace, DJ nights, and signature vermouth.
VERIDIS.CO is a queer-owned cocktail bar on Consell de Cent, right in the heart of the Gaixample. It's compact — room for around a hundred — with a terrace, a small dance floor, and DJs most nights, which lets it shift from after-work cocktails to a low-key dance bar as the evening goes on. The drinks are the point: well-made cocktails for a young, mixed queer crowd, with a house-made vermouth as the signature order. It makes a good first or second stop on a Gaixample night — central, friendly, and more about the bar program than spectacle, though drag shows and live music rotate through the calendar now and then. Happy hour runs in the early evening, and it's open Tuesday through Sunday.
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