Where can I eat after midnight in Barcelona?
Late-night eating in Barcelona is genuinely easy because the city's dinner culture runs late by default. Bodega Sepúlveda in the Eixample stays open past midnight and serves solid Catalan plates without the tourist markup. Bar Calders in Sant Antoni draws a local crowd and keeps the kitchen running late with pintxos and simple hot dishes. For something more substantial after 1 a.m., head to any of the kebab shops along Carrer de Muntaner or around Universitat, which run until 3 or 4 a.m. La Barceloneta neighborhood has a handful of seafood spots that cater to the post-club crowd, though quality varies sharply. If you're near the Gothic Quarter, the 24-hour convenience stores (Opencor or similar) are a fallback, but La Boqueria's surrounding streets have late bocadillo counters that feed market workers from around 5 a.m. Budget roughly 12-20€ for a sit-down plate with a drink at most of these spots.
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