Barcelona has seen a surge of establishments offering natural wines, and we couldn't be more thrilled about it! We have carefully selected a list of bars and restaurants that serve exceptional natural wines, and we're excited to share it with you. If you feel that we've missed any noteworthy places that deserve to be included, please don't hesitate to reach out and let us know.

Contracorrent Bar, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

Contracorrent Bar

There’s not place quite like Contracorrent Bar. This friendly wine bar that serves top-notch dishes with seasonal vegetables and herbs from their own garden: all with an Italian twist. The food is seasonal so the menu changes constantly, and they are experts on wine: I found one of my favorite wines of all time here! They have two locations now. Read my review on Contracorrent Bar here and Contracorrent Bistro here.

Carrer Ribes 35, Barcelona (Fort Pienc) and Carrer Sant Domènec 14-16, (Gràcia).

Mikan, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

Mikan

When three friends come together to create a welcoming place with fantastic food, exciting wines, and great tunes, you get Mikan. The food here is Northeast Asian, with a good lunch deal, and tasty dishes to share in the evenings. They serve natural wines by the glass and by the bottle, and somm Arturo, one of the owners, will offer you the most fascinating local wines. Grab a seat by the bar so you can have a good chat with him: he has so much knowledge to share.

C/ d'Aribau, 158, 08036 Barcelona (Eixample Esquerra).

Otra Cosa Taberna, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

Otra Cosa Taberna

I have a very soft spot for this place, where the food is delicious and the wine options interesting. Now they even make their own wine! Make sure to try their trikini; it’s insane.

Carrer Gran de Sant Andreu 45, Barcelona (Sant Andreu)

Funky Bakers Eatery, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

Funky Bakers Eatery

Funky Bakers Eatery is a delightful addition to the popular Funky Bakers bakery. Go here for a lovely breakfast, brunch, or lunch, but don’t miss out on their dinners! They have a lovely selection of interesting natural wines that keep changing on a regular basis. On Thursdays they host a Natural Wine Club, where you can discover natural wines and enjoy unique and tasty pairings in a fun and casual environment. The Eatery tends to get busy, but they accept reservations for evenings and even accommodate groups. Plus, there's a lovely terrace available for your enjoyment. Oh, and don’t miss the next door Deli: they have a good range of cool wines in there, too. Read my review of Funky Bakers Eatery here.

C/ de Bailèn, 61, 08009 Barcelona (Eixample Dreta).

Bar Salvatge

This bar in Gràcia specializes in interesting wines that have been produced using natural methods; from Spain, France, Italy, and elsewhere. They have eight wines on tap, and a whole lot more to choose from when it comes to bottles. On the menu there’s cheese, charcuterie, excellent bread, and more to nibble on. There’s also a small terrace outside.

Carrer de Verdi, 50, Barcelona (Gràcia).

Amovino

If you want to get to know the world of Catalan wines, then Amovino is your place. They organize wine-related events, and serve tasty dishes perfect for sharing. Their range of wines include natural wines.

Carrer d'Aribau, 30 (Eixample Esquerra).

Denassus

Two friends and sommeliers put their heads together and created Denassus: a fun and cozy place to discover both local and foreign wines, paired up with dishes that are perfect for sharing with a friend. Their natural wine selection is very much on point.

Carrer de Blai, 5, Barcelona (Poble Sec).

Garage Bar

Garage Bar is a true temple of natural wines. It all started with a natural wine fair (Still going strong: Vella Terra) that turned into a brick-and-mortar in Sant Antoni. Come here for good food, and a glass, or preferably many, from their interesting wine list. They organize events for those who have a curiosity towards natural wines, but also for expert somms who want to keep broadening their knowledge.

Calabria 75 bajos, Barcelona (Sant Antoni).

Bar Noe, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

Bar Noe

Barcelona attracts incredible culinary talent, and Bar Noe is a prime example. Björn Küssner, with an impressive background in top-notch restaurants, has settled in Barcelona to open this fantastic eatery. Together with Mireia Bigorra, they serve mind-blowing dishes with creativity and passion in a cozy and minimalist setting. The menu features small bites, shareable dishes, and larger plates. From homemade sourdough to a delightful pasta with seafood, each dish is a treat. Don't miss the unique dessert options or Mireia's expert wine recommendations (including natural wines!). Bar Noe is an affordable, casual, and approachable gem that captured my heart right from the start.

C. de Villarroel, 227, 08036 Barcelona (Eixample Esquerra).

Bistrot Levante

This lovely bistro is hidden away on a tiny little plaza in Gótico, and together with their Eastern Mediterranean dishes they also have a very interesting range of natural wines, and not only from Spain, and some of them exclusively available in Barcelona at Bistrot Levante. It’s avery charming spot.

Placeta de Manuel Ribé 1, Barcelona (Gótico).

Pepa Bar a Vins

II have a huge sweet spot for Pepa Bar a Vins. Who wouldn’t love a bookstore-turned-wine-bar? It is wonderfully charming, with a lovely staff, excellent dishes to share, and fun wines to choose from, many by the glass. Read my review of Pepa Bar a Vins here.

Carrer d'Aribau, 41, Barcelona (Eixample Esquerra).

Berbena

This fantastic restaurant (one of my all-time favorites in Barcelona) might not be a wine bar per se, but always digs out the most fascinating wines to pair with their food. Make sure to to follow their social media, they often mention their recent finds there. Also their sister restaurant Pompa is great, they have hundreds of wines to choose from.

Carrer Minerva, 6, Barcelona (Gràcia).

Masa Vins

A hot newcomer in Barcelona, Masa Vins attracts a young, fun-loving crowd with an extensive range of exciting natural wines and an unbeatable vibe. There’s (noteworthy) dishes to share, music, and a perfect setting for a fun night out.

C. de Pallars, 154, 08005 Barcelona (Poblenou).

La Graciosa

La Graciosa specializes in organic and natural wines, and offers a vibrant, fun atmosphere. Both a wine shop and a bar, this friendly haunt serves tasty dishes to share, and cool, funky wines. Check out their cozy backyard!

Carrer de Milà i Fontanals, 88, Barcelona (Gràcia).

Bar El Pepino

One of the former co-owners of above mentioned La Graciosa has opened his own place, and it was love at first sight for us. The wines are fun and exciting, and the food is excellent: they find the most fascinating local ingredients to play with. Read my review here.

Carrer de Tordera, 33, Barcelona (Gràcia).

Bar Torpedo

Bar Torpedo has managed to create quite a name for itself thanks to its cool interior and its famed burger. But the wine list, packed with natural wines, is just as fascinating. Behind this venture is Rafa Peña, from famed Gresca. They now have two locations.

Carrer Aribau, 143, Barcelona (Eixample Esquerra) and Diputació 301 (Eixample Dreta).

Can Cisa

Fascinating dishes and even more intriguing natural wines can be had in this charming bar in the Born. This is the kind of place you dream about when you are planning a trip abroad somewhere. Unless you live in Barcelona, and you have it at your doorstep.

Carrer de la Princesa, 14 Barcelona (Born).

Bandini’s

Bandini's, a cozy tavern in Sant Antoni is a favorite hangout of mine. It offers cool wines, tasty shared dishes, and a great vibe. Carmen and Povel, the lovely faces behind Bandini's, previously worked together at Can Cisa/Bar Brutal. They opened this place together, and it's been a delight. Carmen takes care of the wine selection, while Povel creates magical dishes using seasonal ingredients. The wine options are fantastic, with both bottle and glass choices. The menu changes frequently, offering surprises like grilled bone marrow with capers, parsley, and fresh toasted bread, as well as figs with labneh and ever-changing pasta dishes. Bandini's is perfect for an after-work glass of wine on the terrace, which often turns into a bottle. The friendly staff and lively atmosphere make it easy to strike up conversations with neighboring tables. Bandini's ticks all the boxes. Read my review of Bandini’s here.

Carrer de Manso, 42, 08015 Barcelona (Sant Antoni).

21.Mars Bistrot, Barcelona. Photo © Barcelona Food Experience.

21.Mars Bistrot

21Mars.Bistrot is a hidden gem, discovered only through recommendations. It exudes magic without making a fuss. Owned by Rudy and Marco, a friendly French-Italian duo, it feels like stepping into their welcoming home. The eclectic decor, filled with mirrors, horse-themed artwork, and Marco's curious collection, adds to the homely charm. The handwritten menu features regularly changing Italian dishes, including must-try options like the parmigiana and artichoke lasagna. Don't miss Rudy's tiramisu for dessert. The wine selection, predominantly Italian and French, is delightful. This charming bistro captivates with its captivating ambiance, owners, and delectable food. It's a delightful and adorable experience you'll want to savor for hours. Read my review of 21.Mars Bistrot here.

C/ de Manuel de Falla, 21, 08034 Barcelona (Sarrià-Sant Gervasi).

Sra Dolores

Sra. Dolores, tucked away in Sant Antoni, offers simplicity and a delightful surprise. The minimalistic decor features a long bar, stools, and a few tables. The menu is divided into fried and fresh options, showcasing Italian flavors with a touch of variety. The wine selection is equally captivating, featuring interesting natural wines from both Spain and beyond. Sra. Dolores may appear simple on the surface, but it reveals layers of complexity and allure. It's an extraordinary experience worth remembering. Read my review of Sra. Dolores here.

C/ del Marquès de Campo Sagrado, 27, Barcelona (Sant Antoni).

Salut Bistro

I’m in awe of places that manage to open for breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner, and keep it cool and exciting for each occasion. This is precisely what Salut Bistró does. This friendly and approachable hangout is run by three friends, Nadya, Sergei, and Eduard, who have ventured to create this space where everyone can feel welcome any time of day. They have an extensive range of natural wines with more than 60 different options, mostly local ones, and they’ve also given some love to the fortified wines, which I greatly appreciate.

C. d'Enric Granados, 58, 08008 Barcelona

La Brillantina

La Brillantina is a vibrant Latin American restaurant near Casa Vicens by Gaudí. It offers a communal table and a bookable space, with an open kitchen showcasing beautiful dishes and cocktails. The casual and lively atmosphere makes it a hidden gem. Let the chefs surprise you or choose from the menu, and don't miss their craft cocktails and interesting wine selection. The menu features Latin American favorites like empanadas and ceviche. La Brillantina excels in fusion cuisine, run by Santiago (Colombian) and Vanessa (Argentinian). Try their green plantain tostones, yuca tacos, Encocado soup, and delightful desserts like caramel and coconut Quatro Leches. It's perfect for a fun night out or a special date. Read my review of La Brillantina here.

Carrer de Bretón de los Herreros, 18, 08012 Barcelona (Gràcia).

l’Anima Del Vi

I apologize in advance for breaking many unsuspecting hearts by including L’Ànima del Vi on this list: I know many of you would rather keep this place a secret. Wonderful staff combined with fascinating wines and dishes made with plenty of love.

Carrer dels Vigatans, 8 Barcelona (Born).

Fonda Pepa

Another one of my all-time favorite places, not only to eat but also to pair their tasty dishes with surprising wines. Owned by talented chefs Pedro and Francisco, it's a small and charming place with a leafy patio. The menu changes frequently, offering a variety of Catalan classics, Latin-American surprises, and fresh seafood. Read my review of Fond Pepa here.

Carrer de Tordera, 58, 08012 Barcelona (Gracia).

Tiberi Bar

A creative gastronomic studio opens a bar, and naturally low intervention wines are in focus here, in addition to dishes to share and cocktails. The space is stunning, and you’re pretty much guaranteed to be surprised here.

Carrer de Vila i Vilà, 67, 08004 Barcelona (Poble Sec).

Petnat

A tapas bar serving natural wines and craft beer, located in the Born. The best of two worlds! They also organize events now and then.

Carrer dels Ases 16 (Born).

A couple of places I haven’t visited but I’ve heard they’re great:

La Violeta

La Violeta is part of a group that includes a restaurant in Barceloneta called Somorrostro, as well as a biodynamic farm in Canet de Mar. All of these establishments are part of the Slow Food Movement. La Violeta, located near the beach, offers delightful natural wines and tapas in a charming setting.

C/ del Baluard, 58, 08003 Barcelona (Barceloneta).

035 bar

Should you be venturing away from the city center, keep your eyes out for 035 Bar, which specializes in natural wines that they serve with cheese and charcuterie boards. It is located very close to Nau Bostik.

Carrer de Monlau, 35 Barcelona (La Sagrera).

La Viciosa

This fairly new, cool bar in Poble Sec is opting for interesting natural wines. They also do quiz nights, and cool collabs.

Salvà 21 (Poble Sec).

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A couple of places I haven’t visited but I’ve heard they’re great:

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