Little Bar, a new terrace from where to see the Raval

It is located on the top floor of the Casa Lit Barcelona by Ona hotel, with a menu consisting of tapas, salads, and sandwiches, as well as cocktails

For the last days of summer, especially with the cool weather that arrived this weekend, the city center has a new terrace from which to watch the sunset and get distracted observing some of its buildings from above, with the sea and the port cable car in the distance. And, a little closer, but covered by the surroundings, the Colón Building, the seventh tallest in the city, and the Tres Xemeneies. Little Bar is nestled in the heart of Raval, surrounded by medium-sized blocks, on the top floor of the Casa Lit Barcelona by Ona hotel. More specifically, the establishment is located on Arc del Teatre street, between the Paral·lel and Drassanes stops.

Away from the street noise, the terrace, which opened at the end of May, has a quiet atmosphere, without too many tables and coexisting, at times, with guests who go up to the terrace to have a drink or dinner on their own. Open every day, the hours are from 12 noon to 12 midnight.

Little Bar's menu is not very varied, but it is affordable. It consists of ten dishes, to choose from tapas, salads, and sandwiches. Prices range from 6.5 euros to 10 euros.

Terrassa Little Bar

Little Bar opened at the end of May.

There are dishes ranging from hummus and baba ganoush with pita bread to chicken wings and tequeños, not forgetting the typical bravas. In the salad chapter, you can choose between goat cheese or mozzarella as an accompaniment, in addition to fruit. For sandwiches, there is a sandwich with four types of cheese or a grilled croissant with Iberian ham and cheese. To correct, the use of disposable plates, utensils, and glasses, a dispensable waste when the idea is to eat there.

While waiting for the dishes to arrive, you can take the opportunity to have a drink, with the option of having a beer or a glass of wine. Or you can go directly for cocktails like the Instagrammable Aperol Spritz, but also one that never fails like the mojito. The bar also offers non-alcoholic cocktails. All this while having a pool very close that no one would turn down, even if it is already closed when night falls.

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