Barcelona Gay Cafés & Restaurants

Stylish restaurant Nikkei 103 serves an exquisite fusion of Peruvian and Japanese cuisine, located inside the Axel Hotel.

You can enter through the hotel lobby or directly from Aribau Street.

LGBT-friendly café with a charming atmosphere in the Raval district of Barcelona. They serve authentic Catalan and Spanish cuisine. Foreigners and visitors of all ages are welcome.  

A great spot to get a bite to eat. Casa Jaime is a gay-popular restaurant, serving excellent Spanish and Catalan cuisine. There is a room that can be hired out.

The restaurant also hosts the occasional live music night and puts on talks by guest authors.

Restaurante D'Divine serves up Mediterranean cuisine alongside live entertainment from some of Barcelona's best stand-up comedians and drag queens, making it one of the city's most joyful and unapologetically queer nights out.

El Berro sits in the heart of Eixample, Barcelona's beloved gay neighbourhood, and wears its gay-owned credentials with quiet pride. The menu is a confident tour through Mediterranean and Spanish cuisine, served in a space warm enough to make first-timers feel like regulars.

Xino Mandarino brings something unexpected to Barcelona's dining scene: authentic Asian cooking rooted in local Catalan produce and flavour, from the same family behind the much-loved Casa Jaime. Gay-popular and full of personality, it is the go-to for anyone craving a taste of Asia without sacrificing a connection to the city on the plate.