Lively Irish-style pub with a big beer selection and garden, but service consistency and strict minors policy cause friction.
The 1916 Irish Pub delivers what it promises: a relaxed beer-focused venue with a spacious terrace and strong European beer selection at budget-friendly prices. However, inconsistent service interactions and reported rudeness combined with recent operational friction around policies and closing times prevent a higher grade. Best suited for casual adult drinks rather than family outings or destination dining.
A neighborhood spot with an Irish-leaning soul, The 1916 draws crowds for its wide beer selection and a relaxed beer garden. Reviews describe an easygoing scene on calm afternoons and livelier nights with events, noting, "You head to the bar to order and settle in outside." Service tone varies, and some guests report friction around policies and closing times. The cooking is minimal; think crisps with your pint rather than a full kitchen. The appeal is a pint-forward, Irish-style vibe with Guinness, cider, and European beers, plus occasional open mic nights and sports on TV. It suits casual meetups, post-dinner drinks, and anyone prioritizing pints over plates. Families should note strict rules about minors. Several reviewers reported being turned away with a stroller indoors and at times on the terrace. Without a kids menu or real food, options for children are limited; plan for adults-only drinks or verify terrace policies before visiting.
Area vibe: Suburban university-town vibe near Barcelona; casual nightlife and local hangouts.
Safety: Generally safe, regular foot traffic; typical suburban Catalan town center conditions.
What's nearby: Near residential streets, small shops, and other bars; terrace seating used by locals.