La Sala by LastCrit

The short answer

La Sala by LastCrit is a monologue room at Carrer de Méndez Núñez 7, in Ciutat Vella. It lists sessions on four days a week, Thursday to Sunday, almost all in Spanish. Tickets start at €12.

Go if you speak Spanish and want a cheap stand-up night with a choice of times. Skip it if you need English, or if you want a website, a seat count and an access note before you book. We found none of the three.

The room ranks 5th in the Top 10 comedy clubs in Barcelona. Its total is calculated on 90 points, not 100, because we could not re-check a public rating. How we rate shows the sums.

At a glance. Address: Carrer de Méndez Núñez, 7, 08003 Barcelona, Ciutat Vella. 16 sessions from 2 to 15 November, 12 titles. Tickets from €12, or €11 on 15 November. Spanish, with one Catalan show. Sold through Taquilla, Atrápalo and Fever. No website found.

Source: Taquilla listing for La Sala by LastCrit, seen 2 November 2026.

Where it is

The address is Carrer de Méndez Núñez, 7, 08003 Barcelona. The district is Ciutat Vella, on the edge of the old town. Taquilla gives the address and warns that it is approximate. It says the only fully valid address is the one printed on your ticket.

Treat that warning seriously. A pin can land on the next street, and a small room has no big sign. Read the address on the ticket before you leave, and arrive early on your first visit.

The Taquilla page gives no station and no walking time, and the room has no site of its own. We name no stop. Put the address into the planner on TMB for the nearest metro, bus and night bus.

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

Source: Taquilla listing, seen 2 November 2026.

What the room is like

We can say little, and we prefer to say so. The room has no website. The Taquilla page is a list of upcoming sessions and does not describe the space. It gives no capacity, no photos we could use, no bar notes and no access information.

What the name tells us is limited. "La Sala" means the hall or the room. "LastCrit" is a brand that appears in the listings of several shows. Fever lists the place as La Sala by LastCrit Comedy Club, which suggests a room for stand-up.

The scorecard gives the room 4 points out of 15 for facilities and atmosphere. That is the lowest room score of the clubs in places 3 to 6. It reflects missing information and not a bad room. If someone has been and wants to tell us what it is like, the first-hand slot below is waiting.

Access and facilities

We found no note on stairs, lifts, toilets or a bar. If your group needs step-free access, you will have to ask. Without a website or a phone number in our data, the route is the ticket seller's contact page, and the answer may be slow.

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

A normal week at La Sala

The listing gives dated sessions with start times. It gives no weekly pattern as such, but the two weeks in our window look the same. Sessions run from Thursday to Sunday. Here is every session we read.

The pattern gives you choices. On Saturday there are three sessions, at 18:00, 20:15 and 22:30. You can see an early one and still have the night. On Friday, 19:30 and 21:30 are close to the usual dinner times.

Total: 16 sessions in the two weeks, across 12 titles. The same performers return on several days. For example, a series called Vengo a Reírme appears on most dates, paired with a different comedian each time.

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

How to read the listing

The titles look odd at first. Many sessions carry two or three names joined by slashes. A session may read as one comedian's own show, the Vengo a Reírme series name and a city tag, all in one line. The aggregator seems to merge the titles from several seller pages.

Taquilla does not define Vengo a Reírme. The likeliest reading is that it works as a recurring show name, with a different comic or pair of comics on each date. That is our reading of the listing, not a statement from the room.

The 12 titles in the window include shows by named monologuists, a Catalan-language show and a black-humour night. None is described in English. We do not translate the blurbs, because the listing carries none.

Two practical tips follow. First, search the comic's name on the seller's page for a video clip before you book. Second, look at the language line, if the seller gives one. The Taquilla page does not, and we infer Spanish from the titles.

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

What it costs

The listing shows a "from" price for each session. It is €12 for fourteen of the sixteen and €11 for the two on Sunday 15 November. The median is €12, and none of the sessions is free.

A "from" price is the lowest ticket on the aggregator. It is not the only price. A seller may add a booking fee, and a later date may cost more. We did not go through checkout, so we cannot give the final figure.

At €12 the room sits close to the Clubhouse showcases, which run at €8 to €12 online. It is cheaper than Teatre Muntaner, where the median is €20. It is above Club Cronopios, where the median is €10 and some sessions include a drink.

The scorecard gives value 9 points out of 15. The price is fair for a monologue night. It loses points because there are no free sessions and no group price.

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

Who La Sala suits

Spanish speakers who want stand-up

This is the core audience. The room offers a monologue every evening from Thursday to Sunday, at a fair price, with several start times. If your Spanish is good, you can pick a night that fits your plans and book it in a few minutes.

A date night

It works for a couple who both follow Spanish. The early Saturday session at 18:00 leaves the evening open, and the Friday 21:30 session fits after dinner. Our date night guide lists rooms with English if one of you needs it.

A group

We found no group price and no group page. A room of unknown size is a risk for a party of six or more. Book early, book together, and ask the seller if the seats can sit side by side. The group night out guide lists shows that publish a group rate.

A visitor without Spanish

Pick another room. A monologue night asks you to follow jokes at speed, and the listing offers no English. The English nights out guide and the stand-up and open mics guide list the options in English.

Catalan speakers

One session in the window is in Catalan: Sóc un bon catalanet, on Saturday 7 November at 22:30. It is the only Catalan show we found at this room. If Catalan matters to you, check later dates, because we saw only two weeks.

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

Booking and house rules

Book through the Taquilla listing, which sends you on to a seller. The sellers named in our data are Atrápalo and Fever. We did not find a website for the room, a phone number or an email address.

Taquilla marks some sessions as having low availability. That tells you the room is small enough to fill, but it does not tell you the size. If you want a Saturday session, book a few days ahead rather than on the day.

We found no age rule, refund rule, dress code or late-entry rule. Each seller has its own refund terms, so read them at checkout. Keep the confirmation email on your phone, because the room has no box office we know of.

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

How it compares

Against the Clubhouse, La Sala offers fewer days and no English. The Laietana review and the Canvis Nous review cover rooms that run most days of the week in English, with free open mics.

Against the other Spanish-language rooms, La Sala has the widest spread of titles after the theatre. It lists 12 titles in 16 sessions. Club Cronopios lists only 2 titles in 23 sessions. Teatre Muntaner lists 7 titles in 21.

Against Secret Comedy Club, the difference is simple. Secret has an English night and almost no schedule. La Sala has a schedule and no English.

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

How we scored the room

The total is 47 points out of the 90 available, which we scale to 52.2 out of 100. That puts the room in 5th place. A rating of 4.4 from 45 reviews on Fever, for the Vengo a Reírme show, appeared in our earlier research. We did not re-fetch that page, so we do not count it.

We prefer to leave a criterion out than to guess it. If the rating is confirmed later, the room could gain a few points. That would not change the order by itself, since the next room is close.

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

What we could not source

• A website, a phone number or an email address for the room.
• The capacity, the stairs, the toilets and any access note.
• The language of each show, since the listing gives none.
• A current public rating for the room or its shows.
• The exact door. Taquilla marks the address as approximate.
• The meaning of the LastCrit name beyond what the listings show.

We have not been to the room for this page, and nothing here describes a visit. A first-hand write-up and photos will be added when someone has been and the rights are cleared. Until then, see the Top 10 comedy shows in Barcelona for what to watch in English.

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

What public sources say

We found no written audience reviews of the room: Fever shows star ratings only, and we could not open the review text on two other ticket sites. The two lines below are the only attributable public words we found. Neither is a review. The second is a venue description from a ticket platform, in Catalan, with a plain English gloss.

• “presents his first comedy show at La Sala by LastCrit” about the comedian Edu de Guirior. Elia Tabuenca, The New Barcelona Post, 21 July 2026, in a machine-translated English edition. New Barcelona Post article
• “Acollidora sala de proximitat que programa nits d'humor i música en directe.” (A cozy neighbourhood room that programmes comedy nights and live music.) Teatre Barcelona venue page, seen 2 November 2026. Teatre Barcelona venue page

Source: the New Barcelona Post article of 21 July 2026 and the Teatre Barcelona venue page, seen 2 November 2026.

Questions people ask

Source: the Fever pages for Er Despechao, Cervecienta and the La Galeria by Lastcrit venue, seen 2 November 2026.