Club Cronopios

The short answer

Club Cronopios is a café-theatre at Carrer de Ferlandina 16, in El Raval. It lists a monologue and improv session almost every evening, in Spanish, from about €10. Many sessions include a drink.

Go if you speak Spanish and want an easy, cheap night with a drink in your hand. Skip it if you need English, or if you want to choose a named comic. The listing gives one format, and it does not say who is on.

The club ranks 6th in the Top 10 comedy clubs in Barcelona, on 50 points, scaled from 45 of the 90 we could check. It has the most sessions of any other room and the fewest titles. How we rate shows the points.

At a glance. Address: Carrer de Ferlandina, 16, 08001 Barcelona, El Raval. 23 sessions from 2 to 15 November, on all seven days, but only 2 titles. Median from-price €10. Drink included in many sessions. Spanish, inferred. No website found.

Source: Taquilla listing for Club Cronopios, seen 2 November 2026.

Where it is

The address is Carrer de Ferlandina, 16, 08001 Barcelona. The barrio is El Raval, in Ciutat Vella.

The listing flags this address as approximate. Per its own words, the only valid address is the one on your ticket. In practice, the pin gets you to the street and the ticket gets you to the door.

One Atrápalo page names metro lines L1 and L2, station Universitat, for this address, and the club has no site of its own. Plan the trip on TMB, which covers the metro, the buses and the night bus.

Open in Google Maps for the street. We have not walked it, and nothing here describes the entrance.

Source: Taquilla listing and the Taquilla venue page, seen 2 November 2026.

What the room is like

Our data calls it a café-theatre. That means a room with a bar and a stage in the same space, where you drink while you watch. The listing confirms the drink side: many sessions are sold with one.

Beyond that, we know very little. The club has no website, and the ticket pages do not describe the room. We found no capacity, no seating plan, no stairs note and no toilets note. The scorecard gives the room 7 points out of 15, the middle of the range.

Two things are worth knowing about the sessions. On both Fridays, two sessions start 15 minutes apart, at 20:15 and 20:30. On Saturday, two start at 20:45 and 21:00. The listing does not explain this. It may mean two rooms or two shows at once, or an early and a late door. Ask the seller before you book two sessions in one evening.

Access and facilities

No access information is published. If your group needs step-free entry, write to the seller before you pay. A café-theatre in an older building can mean steps, but no source says so here, and we do not guess.

Source: the Taquilla page for the club, seen 2 November 2026.

A normal week at Cronopios

This is the club with the clearest daily pattern in our data, and it repeated in both weeks. Sessions marked "+ Bebida" in the title include a drink. The others do not.

That is 12 sessions in the first week and 11 in the second, 23 in all. The one difference is Friday 13 November, which has no 22:00 session in the listing.

The pattern makes planning easy. If you land in Barcelona on a Tuesday, there is a session at 20:00. If you want a late show, Friday 6 November at 22:00 is the latest we found. For a lazy Sunday, 13:00 is a rare midday slot for stand-up.

Source: the Taquilla page for the club, read on 2 November 2026.

The show

Nearly all sessions carry one title, Monólogos & Impro, with a drink or without. That is a mixed format: stand-up monologues and improvised comedy in one evening. The ticket listing does not say who performs, and the line-up appears to change.

The club's Taquilla venue page also lists other titles, such as Monólogos & Beers. They look like variants of the same format with a drink, and we did not read them as separate shows.

Our scorecard gives shows and line-up 13 points out of 25. That is low for a club with 23 sessions. The reason is the 2 titles: a visitor cannot choose between acts, and a repeat visitor cannot tell whether the night will be new.

On the other hand, a fixed format has a use. You know what you are buying: an evening of live comedy, often with a drink, at a low price. It suits a traveller who does not want to research a line-up.

Source: Taquilla listing and the Taquilla venue page, seen 2 November 2026.

What it costs

The median "from" price is €10 over the 23 sessions. That is the lowest median of the four rooms in places 3 to 6. Teatre Muntaner is at €20, La Sala by LastCrit at €12 and Secret Comedy Club at €12.

The "+ Bebida" sessions include a drink in the price. The listing does not say which drink, or whether there is a choice. That matters for value: a ticket with a drink is cheaper than a ticket plus a drink at a bar.

A longer run of the show, Monologues and Improv, also appears on Fever from 6 November to 27 December at €12. That is slightly more than the Taquilla "from" price, so shop around between the sellers.

The scorecard gives value 10 points out of 15, the top value score of the four. It loses points because the club has no free sessions and no published group price.

Source: the Taquilla page for the club and our scorecard, seen 2 November 2026.

Who Cronopios suits

A cheap night out in Spanish

This is the club's core job. Doors open every day, the ticket is about €10, and a drink often comes with it. A group of friends can pick any evening of the week and find a session.

A date night

It can work for a couple who follow Spanish. A drink-inclusive ticket removes the question of what to order. The Saturday 18:00 session leaves the late evening free. Our date night guide lists rooms with English.

A group

With a session every day, finding a slot for six or eight friends is simple. No group price is published, so ask the seller before you buy a block. The group night out guide lists shows that publish a rate for four or more.

A visitor without Spanish

Improv leans less on prepared text, but Spanish improv still runs on quick language. If you have only a little Spanish, you may enjoy the energy and miss the jokes. The improv in English guide lists shows you can follow fully.

Someone who wants to try the format

The club sells the same format every day, so a first trip carries little risk. Pay for the drink version once and decide. If you want to try stand-up yourself, our workshops guide lists the sessions open to beginners.

Source: the Taquilla page for the club and our scorecard, seen 2 November 2026.

Booking and house rules

The club sells only through third parties. Taquilla lists the sessions and hands you on to a seller, and in our data the sellers are Atrápalo and Fever. We found no site of the club's own, and no phone or email to call about a problem.

Rules on age, refunds and late entry are not published for this club. The seller sets the refund terms, so read them before you pay. Screenshot your confirmation, since you cannot ring a box office to prove the booking.

A few sessions carry a low-availability flag on the listing, so a night can fill. For a weekend slot, buy a day or two ahead and not on the walk over.

Source: the Taquilla page for the club, seen 2 November 2026.

How it compares

Against the Clubhouse, Cronopios offers a daily pattern in Spanish and a lower median price than the showcases. The Laietana review and the Canvis Nous review cover rooms with English and free nights.

Against the other Spanish-language rooms, Cronopios runs the most sessions, 23 in two weeks, against 16 at La Sala and 21 at the theatre. It also has the fewest titles, with 2 against 12 and 7.

It is the only room in this group where a drink is part of the ticket in the listing. That, and the daily pattern, are its real strengths. For a weekend with a few shows in English and one in Spanish, it is a sensible add-on.

Source: our scorecard and the venue pages behind it, seen 2 November 2026.

How we scored the room

A Fever rating of 4.4 from 18 reviews turned up for a Monologues and Improv show, but only in a carousel of similar experiences on another venue's page. It was not on a page about this club, so we do not count it and the total leaves ratings out.

The total is 45 points out of the 90 available, which we scale to 50 out of 100. That puts the club in 6th place by score. The method page explains each criterion: see how we rate.

Source: our scorecard and the Taquilla page for the club, seen 2 November 2026.

What we could not source

• A website for the club. The city guide lists a phone and an email.
• The capacity, the stairs and the toilets. One listing says only that the show is adapted for reduced mobility.
• Who performs on which night.
• The language of each session, since the Taquilla listing gives none.
• A public rating of the club itself. The Atrápalo score is for one show.
• Which soft drinks are on offer, and whether sessions without the drink in the title include one.
• Why two sessions start 15 minutes apart on Fridays and Saturdays.

Nobody on our side has reviewed the club in person, and this page reports only what the listings say. A first-hand account and licensed photos are planned for a later update. For comedy you can follow in English, the Top 10 comedy shows in Barcelona lists what to watch in English.

Source: our research file and venue data, seen 2 November 2026.

What public reviews say

The quotes below are word for word, in the language written, each with a translation line. All three are verified buyers on the Atrápalo page for Monólogos & Impro Barcelona + Bebida. That page shows 8.9 from 606 reviews on 2 November 2026.

ALEX, 29 October 2026: “Fui con mi pareja y lo pasamos muy bien. Lo recomiendo”

Translation: I went as a couple and we had a very good time. I recommend it.

SERGIO, 11 October 2026: “Muy divertido. 100% recomendable. Pasamos 1h y 15 llena de risas y anécdotas.”

Translation: very funny, completely recommendable. We spent an hour and a quarter full of laughs and anecdotes.

SÒNIA, 28 September 2026, in Catalan: “molt bona estona, val la pena. rius una bona estona i et sents a gust.”

Translation: a very good time, it is worth it. You laugh a lot and feel at ease.

Source: the Atrápalo listing and the city guide entry, seen 2 November 2026.

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