Marmalade

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One of Raval's more sophisticated sipping stops, Marmalade has succeeded in creating an elegant but unpretentious ambiance that appeals to a diverse crowd. From the smartly-attired office workers swigging cervezas and talking animatedly in Catalan, to louche Bohemians sprawling over the low-slung sofas with a cocktail - not to mention a smattering of in-the-know expats propping up the bar - this is a place which seems to effortlessly morph to fit the folk who inhabit it. The decor of floor tiles, redbrick walls and (what we're dubbing) 'new Modernista' murals is certainly conducive to sampling Marmalade's menu of original cocktails - a 'Naked Lunch Martini' anyone? Meanwhile a splendid matte-black billiard table provides extra social opportunities, and the peckish will enjoy nibbling on the bar's impressive pan-global food menu. |
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reviewed by Will.I.ain't from United Kingdom on Oct.01.2011 | |
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reviewed by from United States on Mar.25.2011 | |
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reviewed by Pauline from Ireland on Nov.08.2010 | |
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reviewed by Carlos DeSani from Germany on Oct.27.2010 | |
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reviewed by Jo from United Kingdom on Sep.20.2010 | |
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reviewed by Martin from United Kingdom on May.07.2010 | |
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was in here last night! Very chic, very international crowd. Estrella Galicia was cheap at 3.50 for a pint (or big glass at least), whilst i had a HUGE gin and tonic for 7 euros. Music was cool. Has a bit of London vibe about it which is a nice change from the can't-swing-a-cat typically tiny bars in El Gotico. My only gripe is that the pool table is 8 euros for half an hour! 









