This narrow, old-city dive is one of the best spots in town for jazz, as well as funk, Latin, blues and gypsy jazz, and attracts a mixed crowd that maintains a respectful silence during performances. Most concerts start at 10.30pm or 11pm; get in early if you want a seat in front of the stage.
Harlem Jazz Club
La Rambla & Barri Gòtic
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