Introduction

Club Barcelona was established in 1994 during the time when the Olympic Games were held in Spain. The patronage who used to frequent the outlet then named it Club Barcelona. From an ordinary dwelling, the outlet developed and was formally registered as a tarven under the current despensation. Club Barcelona adheres to the laws that regulate the South African liquor industry.

From its inception Club Barcelona catered for Jazz musos and with the changing times it became imperative to accommodate a wider niche of customers and adapt to a variety of music genres. Soul ballards tops the playlist and as the mood changes, the djs adjust the playlist according to the demand.

The culture of Club Barcelona accommodates people of the age group from 18 to above 45 years old, the decree demands respect from all those present. Except in the event whereby food will be required, it is not necessary to make reservations.

Club Barcelona can comfortably accommodate 250 people within its facilities. Our facilities are fitted with big plasma screens on which our customers can watch sport channels during matches.

The operational culture of Club Barcelona is such that customers do not book space to visit the outlet but just come and are accommodated as they arrive.

There more the number of customers per visit on any given day, the greater the enthusiasm because one can then interact and learn from the regulars and other customers who frequently visit this amazing place.

A Xhosa African cuisine can be arranged for a group of not less than ten people and must be an ordered preferably 24 hours prior to visiting Club Barcelona