Aloha - Barcelona - Spain, Barcelona, Spain (bar) - Locating Tiki

N nuKKe Member Tel Aviv, Israel Joined: Feb 13, 2005 Posts: 176	N nuKKe Posted posted on Tue, Mar 9, 2010 8:45 AM We were there on Saturday. Whereas the staff was friendly and the mugs cheaper than the ones sold in the Kahiki, you need to be a millionaire in order to get drunk there. Not because the drinks are expensive (which they are), but because they mostly contain bad fruit juice with just a hint of spirit. Same rule applies to the Kahiki. While at the Kahala alcohol is also poured to the blender (we haven't noticed any use of shakers in any of the 3) we cannot vouch for drink quality over there either. The decor in all 3 is great, very different than we've seen elsewhere, but if it's the drinks you're after, look for other bars. Or you can buy fresh citrus in one of the markets, La Boqueria or Santa Caterina, buy a bottle of Havana Club practically anywhere around town or head to Colmado Quílez for a wider selection of drinks and mix in your hotel rum.

We were there on Saturday. Whereas the staff was friendly and the mugs cheaper than the ones sold in the Kahiki, you need to be a millionaire in order to get drunk there. Not because the drinks are expensive (which they are), but because they mostly contain bad fruit juice with just a hint of spirit.
Same rule applies to the Kahiki.
While at the Kahala alcohol is also poured to the blender (we haven't noticed any use of shakers in any of the 3) we cannot vouch for drink quality over there either.
The decor in all 3 is great, very different than we've seen elsewhere, but if it's the drinks you're after, look for other bars. Or you can buy fresh citrus in one of the markets, La Boqueria or Santa Caterina, buy a bottle of Havana Club practically anywhere around town or head to Colmado Quílez for a wider selection of drinks and mix in your hotel rum.

Post #516054 by nuKKe on Tue, Mar 9, 2010 8:45 AM