Madame George stands out as a gem in Barcelona's Poblenou neighborhood, boasting an interior by acclaimed designer Daniel Spinella. Crystal chandeliers, flamboyant wallpapers, gold-framed mirrors, and rococo armchairs create a campy, theatrical elegance that draws a cosmopolitan crowd. Weekends pulse with energy from DJ nights spinning vinyl soul and funk, plus occasional drag shows that keep the vibe lively late into the night.
The bar excels in craft cocktails, with specialties like the iconic lychee-tini featuring vanilla-infused vodka, lychee, apple, and lemon. A vast selection of over 25 Caribbean rums and rare Irish whiskeys anchors the menu, alongside classic sours and innovative signatures. During weekdays, it offers a relaxed haven for conversation amid intimate lighting. The reservable 'Snug' salon accommodates groups up to 15, ideal for celebrations. Madame George delivers glamour, balanced drinks, and an eclectic atmosphere that's a must for any visitor.
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