Dress up reasonably smart for Danzatoria, for this is far from the grungy student scene. The setting is a mansion house on the hillside and it's a great place to go, especially in the summer when the three-tier garden with three bars is open. Inside, from the bottom up, there's a chill-out room with a sofa suspended from the roof, a small dance floor bathed in ultraviolet light, a grand bar in the entrance hall, and an upstairs restaurant open until around midnight, when it turns into a bar playing modern music. There isn't a view of the city; the place is hidden away in the trees, but it's a great ambience. The only way to get here is by taxi. If you're relying on a taxi home, though, you should leave at least a half-hour before it closes (which is at 3am) and walk down the hill to find one. Drinks are pricey.

Copyright: Excerpted from Frommer's Barcelona, 3rd Edition, (c) 2008, Wiley Publishing, Inc.

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