Carrer de Blai

Mostly eating standing at the pavement tables and kids playing after school, locals and families, probably busiest around midday at the weekend and late on weekday afternoons.

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Kids playing the pedestrian carrer between Margarit and Poeta Cabanyes, in the gap between the terraces and the doorways

Straight after school the street belongs to kids on scooters and balls while parents stand talking in the doorways. The terraces only spread across the middle once that thins out, around eight.

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Eating the flat pedestrian stretch between Poeta Cabanyes and Blesa, at the standing tables put out on the pavement

Sunday around one, people work down Blai a bar at a time with a vermut and a pintxo at each, eating standing at the pavement tables rather than sitting. Two or three stops and they move on.

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The pintxo bars along the pedestrian stretch keep their plates out on the counter and charge by the stick.

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Nearby in Poble-sec

Avinguda del Paral·lel
Carrer de Margarit
Jardins de les Tres Xemeneies
Passeig de l'Exposició