Garage Beer Co.

killer little brewery here, one where they actually brew on site, a lot of the beer spots we hit were taproom outposts for operations that brew elsewhere without public space on site, seems a more common arrangement in spain, so it was cool to sit among the barrels with a view to the brew house in the back here, felt a little more working brewery vibes. its a great spot, small little bar in the front, more expansive seating in the back, including a lounge area with vintage furniture in the bigger back area, barrels stacked high, low light, cool art, very relaxed feel. considerable beer selection here, impressive amount of in house offerings for how modest the production seems to be, and a cooler full of trendy looking pint cans too with more options. they seemed to have a great mix of styles, a lot of modern hoppy stuff as well as some english classics of all things. a dark mild really impressed me, as did a classic bitter, we also had a delicious hoppy witbier and a sturdy west coast ipa, they are covering quite a bit of ground here. service was helpful and warm, the prices seemed fair, and the beers were all quite good, very homemade and pretty well refined at the same time. i didnt see any signs of food here, but we werent looking for it. a great atmosphere to put a couple of beers away, something for everyone on the menu, and great vibes. one of our favorite beer stops while we were in barcelona!

 

 

Great place, friendly staff! Beer is also very good. A bit hit and miss for my tastes, but really enjoyed at least 80% of what I tried here. A couple staples (ISA for example) were very different than what I’m used to in Canada.
Imperial Stout and Raspberry Sour we’re very nice fun beers to drink.

 

 

They make great beer here in this Eixample outpost. There are 10 taps (plus hand pump) of their various products to try and cans to go. The "Soup" NEIPA is a standout. Plenty of seating.

Been in once and I only got surprises.

Even though the bartender changed my request to include a Saison Foudre that I didn't asked for, everything went smoothly as all the beers were good. The place is an old garage that is being used by Garage itself to brew their beers. Had the collab with Stigbergets and it was also awesome. They're doing good stuff.

 

 

Worst brewery in Barcelona. Rude people working there, they don't even have a menu for bottled beers and when you ask the price they have to guess it or go to the Internet to invent one. The beer is ok, but they don't produce enough to have all the taps running. The place is noisy.

Garage is, I believe, located in what was once a garage! With that said, it doesn't look like much but it's got a real vibe to it. It looks like it could have been an artist hang-out from a movie in the 60's where everyone say things like "groovy", "way out", or "right on".

The brewery is at the back and the bar is up front. It's a small bar with 6 seats, and 3 at the front window, but there's plenty of other space to find a place to hang out. There are 8 beers on tap, and as you might expect, there's no food.

One more thing to note, they don't open until 5 pm.