Top 10 comedy clubsin Barcelona

Via Laietana 6, in Ciutat Vella. The newer of the two Clubhouse rooms, with two show floors, The Alcove and The Lounge, and a kitchen that the club says stays open late after the shows.

From 2 to 15 November the club lists 93 dated shows here, with 76 different titles, and English shows on all 14 days. That includes free open mics on Mondays and Tuesdays, a free pub quiz on Wednesdays and a paid showcase on Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday. A normal showcase costs €8 to €12 online.

The weak points are access and information. Upstairs shows involve three wide stairs without a railing, downstairs shows involve several sets of stairs, and the club does not publish a capacity. Read the full Laietana review.

Carrer dels Canvis Nous 10, also in Ciutat Vella. The original room: a basement reached by a very steep stair with a railing. It has a bar but no food.

This is where the Friday and Saturday headline showcases run, in English: The Friday Spotlight and The Saturday Spotlight at 20:00, and Friday Night Live at 22:00. Showcase tickets cost €12 online, and groups of four or more pay €10 each.

The room lists 60 dated shows from 2 to 15 November, all of them during the Barcelona Fringe, which runs from 6 to 15 November. Outside the festival, check the date first. The Canvis Nous review has the details and the access notes.

Carrer de Muntaner 4, in the Eixample. A comedy theatre that calls itself the house of comedy, in a building with three floors and 800 square metres. Its own site sells tickets and shows the language of each show: Spanish for most, Catalan for a few.

In the dated listings from 2 to 15 November it lists 21 shows across 7 titles, on four days of each week. The median "from" price is €20, and the comedy shows we read start at €14 to €20. The box office opens 90 minutes before each show.

One show, Corta el cable rojo, has a rating of 9.6 out of 10 from 13,307 votes on Atrápalo and 4.9 out of 5 from 1,386 on Taquilla. Those ratings are for that one show, not for the theatre. We did not find seat counts or accessibility notes. Visit the theatre's site for the programme.

Carrer de Méndez Núñez 7, in Ciutat Vella. A monologue room with sessions on four days of each week, 16 in the two weeks we read, across 12 titles. The shows are in Spanish; one, on 7 November at 22:30, is in Catalan.

The median "from" price is €12. Tickets are sold through Taquilla, which marks the address as approximate. The ticket page, not the map, is the address to trust.

We could not check a current public rating, so the total counts 90 points, not 100. The room has no website that we found, and no capacity or access information.

Carrer de la Junta de Comerç 28, in El Raval. A comedian-run room under a restaurant. The Meetup listing describes a Chilean restaurant upstairs with empanadas and drinks. An older festival listing gives 74 seats in the main space; we did not re-check that number.

Its English night is Thorny Thursday, from 22:00 to 23:30, which the Meetup page describes as a try-out night that also reads out audience highs and lows. The page says it runs weekly until 17 December 2026 and that you can reserve in advance or turn up at the door. It lists no price.

The room also has two Spanish-language runs on Atrápalo: monologues from 7 to 28 November from €12, and a spiritual comedy show from 7 November to 5 December from €15. The Barcelona Fringe lists Dead Parent Society here on Friday 6 November at 20:00 for €5.

We found no official website, no full schedule and no session times for the Atrápalo runs. That is why Secret scores lower for shows and reliability, and why we call it an English night to try, not a venue to plan a whole week around. Public ratings on Atrápalo are for three shows, not the room.

Carrer de Ferlandina 16, in El Raval. A café-theatre that lists a session almost every evening, with Spanish-language monologues and improv. The 2 to 15 November listings show sessions on all seven days of each week, but only two show titles.

The pattern, from the Taquilla listing: Monday to Thursday at 20:00 or 20:30, Friday at 20:15, 20:30 and 22:00, Saturday at 18:00, 20:45 and 21:00, Sunday at 13:00 and 18:00. Sessions marked with a drink include one. The median "from" price is €10.

The only rating is Fever, 4.4 from 18 reviews, for the show Monologues and Improv. With fewer than 20 reviews, we cap what it can add. Read the ticket page before you go, because the address there is approximate.

Carrer de la Riereta 7, in El Raval. A small café-theatre with stand-up and magic. We read 14 sessions across 5 titles from 2 to 15 November, on four days in the first week and three in the second.

Prices vary more than elsewhere. The Sunday 18:30 sessions start at €14 to €16, while the "vermunologos" sessions on Friday evenings and at noon on Saturdays and Sundays start at €35. The median "from" price is €16.

We found no website and no public rating, so the total counts 90 points, not 100. The language is inferred as Spanish from the listings. Use the Taquilla page for the session you want.

Carrer de Terol 26, in the Vila de Gràcia. A theatre with two rooms, the Sala Xavier Fabregas and the Sala Cafè Teatre, and a programme of comedy, improv, magic and family shows. The shows we read are in Spanish, and each show page states the language.

Its own site lists sessions with "from" prices. The show pages print only the next five sessions, so our count of 11 sessions in the first two weeks is lower than the real number. The median "from" price is €16.

The home page shows a rating of 4.5 from 9,611 reviews, but it names no platform, so we treat it as a claim and leave it out. That is why the total counts 90 points. See the programme.

Carrer del Paradís 4, in the Gothic Quarter. A bar with two comedy nights. On Wednesdays, Punchline Passport starts at 19:30, with doors at 19:00 and live music from 21:30. It is in English, free and pay what you want.

We saw only one date, 4 November, and the Meetup text says the line-up changes each week. So we cannot confirm that it runs every Wednesday. The second night is a Spanish-language monologue show with a drink, on Sundays at 18:00 and 18:30, from €12.

Fever lists that Sunday show at 4.4 from 265 reviews. The rating is for the Spanish show, not the English night. See the Meetup page for the English night.

This is a promoter, not one room. It runs a Thursday monologue night in El Born at Dr. Flow, Carrer dels Vigatans 8, at 20:30 for €10 with a drink, and a Comedy Selection at ECA on Fridays and Saturdays. The ECA address is not published.

Fever rates the Thursday night at 4.6 from 178 reviews and the ECA selection at 4.1 from 74. Both ratings are for the shows. The language is inferred as Spanish, and English is not confirmed. The median "from" price is €15.

It scores lowest on the room criterion because we found no fixed home. Treat it as a way to book a monologue night with a drink, through Taquilla.

Pick a showcase with a fixed start and a short running time. At the Clubhouse, that means Wednesday Night Comedy at 21:00 in Laietana or the Saturday Spotlight at 20:00 in Canvis Nous. If you want dinner, Laietana has the kitchen, and Canvis Nous has none. Our date night guide adds more options by budget.

For a Spanish-language date, the Thursday monologue night at Barcelona Comedy Club includes a drink and costs €10. Check the language on the ticket page first.

The Clubhouse is the one club in our data with a published group price, starting at four people. It is online only and runs from €7 to €10 a head, depending on the show. The corporate page exists, but we have not read it. See the group night out guide.

Go to an open mic or the pub quiz at Laietana. They are free, they run on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, and nobody expects you to bring anyone. If you want to try stand-up yourself, read our open mics guide and the workshops guide.

Teatre Muntaner, Club Cronopios and Teatreneu run on a regular programme with published session times. If you want a Catalan-language night, the Hilària festival runs from 11 to 15 November 2026, and the Clubhouse lists a Catalan stand-up night on the last Friday of the month.