

Bar · Barcelona
Morro Fi
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- Price
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- Where
- Barcelona
Pre-lunch vermouth, standing on the pavement
Morro Fi is a small vermouth and aperitif bar on Carrer del Consell de Cent, in the stretch of the Esquerra de l'Eixample that runs down towards the Sant Antoni market. It has no kitchen: you come here to have the house vermouth with something to nibble from a tin, crisps or a pincho, at the hour when the neighbourhood goes out shopping. The bar is narrow and fills up fast, and the terrace takes over the pavement. It is the first venue of the group, which now has other bars in the city.
It is good for starting a Saturday: vermouth at one, then lunch somewhere else. Also for a weekday afternoon, when it reopens at six. If you are after a sit-down meal, this is not the place.
Opening hours, no reservations and no telephone
It is open every day. Monday to Thursday, 12:00 to 16:00 and 18:00 to 23:00. Friday and Saturday, non-stop from 12:00 to 23:00. Sundays and public holidays, 12:00 to 22:00. It does not take reservations and has no telephone: you arrive and wait for your spot at the bar or on the terrace. For orders, the house answers by email.
Getting there by metro
The nearest stop is Urgell, on L1, about five minutes' walk. If you are coming from the Sant Antoni market, go up Carrer del Comte Borrell or Viladomat to Consell de Cent. From Rocafort (L1) it is also a short walk.
What to order: the house vermouth with some crisps and a tin of anchovies or mussels
Practical details
- [email protected]
- Opening hours
- Mon–Thu12:00–16:00 and 18:00–23:00
- Fri and Sat12:00–23:00
- Sun12:00–22:00
- Cuisine
- vermouth bar, aperitifs and tinned seafood
House specialities
- Vermouth
- Anchovies
- Mussels
- Crisps
Tips
- Go before one o'clock The weekend aperitif fills the bar in no time.
- Eat afterwards somewhere else There is no kitchen: treat the vermouth as the first step of the day.
- Combine it with the market Sant Antoni is a few streets away for shopping beforehand.
Frequently asked questions
Can I book at Morro Fi?
No. It takes no reservations and has no telephone.
Does it have a kitchen?
No. It serves vermouth, drinks and aperitif snacks: tinned seafood, crisps and pinchos.
Is Morro Fi open on Sundays?
Yes, from 12:00 to 22:00, the same as public holidays.
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