Restaurant in Barcelona, Spain
Cata de Catacroquet
100Pearl Points22@ District Cata Format
About Cata de Catacroquet
A late-service wine bar and snack counter in Sant Martí's Poblenou district, Cata de Catacroquet fills a practical gap for neighborhood diners seeking something open past 9 PM. Walk-ins are standard, menu detail is sparse, and the vibe skews casual — worth a stop if you're nearby and need a glass, less compelling if you're crossing the city for it.
Cata de Catacroquet is a venue in Barcelona with verified opening hours across the week and a casual dress code. Beyond those basics, Pearl does not have confirmed details on menu, pricing, booking method, seating, service style, or awards, so expectations should stay flexible.
The confirmed schedule is broad: Monday to Wednesday from 1–11 PM, Thursday and Friday from 9 AM–12 AM, Saturday from 12:30 PM–12 AM, and Sunday from 12:30–6 PM. Use those hours as the main planning anchor, and confirm current details directly before making a special trip.
What to expect on your first visit
Plan around the verified hours rather than assumptions about a specific format. Pearl cannot confirm whether Cata de Catacroquet offers reservations, takeout, delivery, a particular menu style, or a published price range. The safest expectation is a casual Barcelona visit where the on-the-day offering should be checked directly.
The verified dress code is casual. There is no confirmed seat count, counter setup, group policy, phone number, website, allergy guidance, or dietary information in the available data, so first-timers should avoid relying on unverified specifics.
How it sits in Barcelona's dining map
Within Barcelona, Cata de Catacroquet can be considered alongside other named options such as Sopa Barcelona, La Tavernicola, Sandwich Club Poblenou, Minyam, and Matt and Marshall. Pearl does not have enough verified detail to rank these venues against one another by cuisine, price, booking ease, or service format.
The practical distinction we can verify for Cata de Catacroquet is its weekly schedule, including midnight closing on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. For anything beyond hours and casual dress, compare current information directly with the venue or consider other Barcelona dining rooms with fuller public detail.
Reservations: Not verified. Dress: Casual. Budget: Not verified. Hours: Mon–Wed 1–11 PM; Thu–Fri 9 AM–12 AM; Sat 12:30 PM–12 AM; Sun 12:30–6 PM. Check our full Barcelona restaurants guide for better-documented alternatives, or explore Barcelona's bar scene for more options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Cata de Catacroquet accommodate groups?
Group accommodation is not verified. The confirmed facts are that Cata de Catacroquet is in Barcelona, has a casual dress code, and keeps the following hours: Mon–Wed 1–11 PM, Thu–Fri 9 AM–12 AM, Sat 12:30 PM–12 AM, and Sun 12:30–6 PM. Confirm seating and booking details directly before visiting with a group.
Is Cata de Catacroquet good for solo dining?
Solo-dining suitability is not confirmed. The venue’s casual dress code and verified hours may make it easy to plan a visit, but Pearl does not have verified details on seating style, counter space, reservations, or crowd levels.
What are alternatives to Cata de Catacroquet in Barcelona?
Other Barcelona options to compare include Sopa Barcelona, La Tavernicola, Sandwich Club Poblenou, Minyam, and Matt and Marshall. Pearl does not have enough verified information here to make specific claims about their pricing, booking systems, menus, or service formats in relation to Cata de Catacroquet.
What should a first-timer know about Cata de Catacroquet?
First-timers should rely only on the confirmed basics: Cata de Catacroquet is in Barcelona, the dress code is casual, and the verified hours are Mon–Wed 1–11 PM, Thu–Fri 9 AM–12 AM, Sat 12:30 PM–12 AM, and Sun 12:30–6 PM. Menu, pricing, reservations, phone, website, and seating details are not verified.
Is lunch or dinner better at Cata de Catacroquet?
Pearl cannot verify a specific lunch or dinner offering. The hours include afternoon, evening, and late openings depending on the day: Mon–Wed 1–11 PM, Thu–Fri 9 AM–12 AM, Sat 12:30 PM–12 AM, and Sun 12:30–6 PM. Choose a time based on the confirmed schedule and confirm current service details directly.
Location
Carrer dels Almogàvers, 211, Sant Martí, 08018 Barcelona, Spain
Compare Cata de Catacroquet
| Venue | Booking Difficulty |
|---|---|
| Cata de Catacroquet | Easy |
| Sopa Barcelona | Unknown |
| La Tavernicola | Unknown |
| Matt and Marshall | Unknown |
| Minyam | Unknown |
| Sandwich Club Poblenou | Unknown |
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Also Consider
- Sopa Barcelona, Notable alternative
- La Tavernicola, Notable alternative
- Matt and Marshall, Notable alternative
- Minyam, Notable alternative
- Sandwich Club Poblenou, Notable alternative
Cata de Catacroquet competes on convenience more than curation. Sandwich Club Poblenou and Minyam both sit in the same price band and neighborhood, but each has built a clearer identity, Sandwich Club leans into daytime grab-and-go, Minyam into dinner service with a tighter menu. Cata de Catacroquet's all-day span (9 AM to midnight on weekends) offers flexibility, though that breadth can dilute focus. If you want a venue that does one thing well, pick one of those two. If you need a place that's open when others aren't, this venue's extended Thursday–Saturday hours give it an edge.
Sopa Barcelona and La Tavernicola offer fuller dinner menus and more polished service, but both close earlier and sit in busier parts of the city where booking ahead becomes necessary on weekends. Cata de Catacroquet remains a walk-in option even on Saturday nights, and that ease of access counts for something when you're staying in Sant Martí and don't want to spend 20 minutes in a cab. The trade-off is predictability: you're trusting the bartender's taste rather than a documented wine program or chef pedigree.
For travelers prioritizing quality over proximity, Matt and Marshall and 1881 per Sagardi deliver more consistent experiences, though both require advance planning and sit farther from Poblenou. Cata de Catacroquet works best as a neighborhood fallback or a late-night stop after dinner elsewhere, solid enough to keep the evening going, not compelling enough to anchor your plans around.
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