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Breweries · Sant Antoni / Eixample
The historic Moritz brewery on the Ronda de Sant Antoni, reborn as a beer hall, wine bar and restaurant in a building restored by architect Jean Nouvel. It serves house-brewed Moritz lager from the city's longest bar alongside Catalan, Alsatian and Spanish dishes, and the terraces are roomy.
A landmark Barcelona brewery-restaurant where dogs are welcome on the spacious terraces, with room to spare.
Travel and food guides report that the terraces are dog-friendly; the venue itself publishes no pet policy, so confirm on arrival. No size limits or pet fees are stated. By local practice dogs are welcome on outdoor terraces but generally not indoors, and they must be leashed with waste picked up. The hours come from public listings and should be checked.
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