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Men Factory

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Carrer de la Diputació, 182, Eixample, 08011 Barcelona, Spain
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679 11 51 05
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Website
menfactory.com
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About this place Men Factory

Discover Men Factory, a popular spot located in Barcelona's bustling Eixample neighborhood. While not exclusively a gay venue, it is known for being a welcoming and inclusive space that embraces the LGBTQ+ community. This club offers a fantastic opportunity to experience the city's energetic nightlife in a friendly and open environment. As a key part of Barcelona's vibrant social scene, this venue provides a space where everyone can feel comfortable and enjoy themselves. Visitors can generally expect a lively atmosphere, great music, and a chance to mingle with a diverse crowd. Situated in the heart of Catalonia's capital, it's easily accessible and a great addition to any LGBTQ+ traveler's itinerary. The club's location in Eixample, a district known for its progressive and inclusive spirit, further enhances its welcoming appeal. For those seeking a fun night out in a place that celebrates diversity, this establishment is a noteworthy choice. Men Factory is conveniently located at Carrer de la Diputació, 182, 08011 Barcelona. You can find more information about their offerings and upcoming events by visiting their website at https://menfactory.com/. Whether you're looking for a place to dance the night away or simply enjoy a drink in good company, this venue aims to provide a memorable experience for all its patrons.

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Miguel Angel González Valverde
Miguel Angel González Valverde Jun 2026
Freefall
Freefall Jun 2026

I went one night over the weekend and it was a terrible experience. I'll start with the positives, trying a little harder: the staff were generally attentive, the membership fee was low, and the drinks were standard for a Barcelona night out. The lockers were small but clean. Next to the bar, there was a screen showing what was happening in the slings. I'd never seen it before, but it seemed a bit morbid, and inside, it was clearly marked as "live." The restrooms were reasonably clean. But, like everyone else, I don't go to a leather club or a sex club, or whatever you want to call it, just for the reasons mentioned above. There were people of all shapes and sizes and a good vibe, but the people who started arriving after midnight were clearly high, and the place began to fill with smoke. If you brushed against someone, they'd shove you, even though they were hooking up in front of everyone despite being right next to the darkroom and the booths. Others approached me to ask if I had any drugs. The restrooms were closed, with several people inside. At one point, they were either doing this or chatting in the middle of the hallways, while everyone else walked along, one after the other, up and down the stairs. I haven't seen a place with less of a risqué vibe than this, nor a worse atmosphere (in every sense). I don't know if it would change after 3 a.m.... It's not the first leather club where I've seen this happen, where nobody seems to be having fun. It's a shame because you have some positive aspects, as I mentioned, but there are other places in Barcelona that are much more worthwhile. Rocky

Bruno Díaz Arias
Bruno Díaz Arias Jun 2026

The waiters are awful. You ask how many people there are and they tell you more than there actually are. Then they're rude. Horrible. There are better options in Barcelona.

Anime Arbiter
Anime Arbiter May 2026

Allright!

Arman System Electrónics
Arman System Electrónics May 2026

I liked it, it comes out in 15 and the place is quite nice

Nacho Quesada
Nacho Quesada Apr 2026

On the night of Friday, April 24th, I was denied entry to the establishment. I suppose it was due to the right of admission, which makes no sense because I've been visiting this place every weekend since it opened. The employee at the ticket booth denied me entry without giving any convincing explanation. He claimed I couldn't enter that day and that I should come back tomorrow, as if he had the right to control my time. I want to believe he mistook me for someone else, or perhaps he was annoyed because he overheard my conversation with another guy in line, which also makes no sense because I can say whatever I want, for starters. We're not in a dictatorship. In short, he wouldn't let me speak to another manager or anyone else in charge of the establishment because his decision was irrevocable. He even went so far as to personally open and close the door for others to enter, as if to prevent me from cutting in line, which I found even more outrageous. So, I had to leave without any possibility of arguing. My frustration was so profound that... This is the first time in my life I've written a review.

Francisco Peláez
Francisco Peláez Apr 2026

They replaced the guy at the entrance with an Eastern European who doesn't speak Spanish well and is rude. He intentionally takes forever to serve you so it gets past 12, and then at "12:01" he charges you the entrance fee. It's laughable. Because of that, it's empty. It's not worth it anymore.

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