Rovellats Cava Bar

Cava Rovellats

Weekends

Open from March to November. August closed for holidays.
Saturdays and Sundays: from 12 noon to 14.30h

Price per glass/bottle

Our Cava Bar Rovellats is a beautiful outdoor space where you can relax with a glass of wine or cava with your family, friends or your partner. We call it Cava Bar instead of Wine Bar because our elegant “cavas” is what has made us well-known.

Entry is free and we have a menu with a diverse range of small snacks to enjoy while drinking vermouth, with some special dishes for celiacs or vegetarians.

Surrounded by a beautiful environment of modernist-neoclassical gardens as well as the historic buildings of this old winery with origins in the 10th century, you will enjoy chatting and disconnecting always accompanied by beautiful background music.

Remember that entry is free. If the forecast is heavy rain, give us a call before you come to make sure we’ll be open since the spaces are outside.

Additional information

If you want to vist the winery or have a guided tasting contact us, we can receive you from Monday to Sunday.

Contacte

Telephone

699 428 443

enoturisme@cavarovellats.com

Web

https://www.cavarovellats.com/

Address

Barri la Bleda
08731
Spain

Town

Sant Martí Sarroca

Google Maps Location

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Type

Wine Bars

Profile

All ages

Images

Friends and Rovellats cava at the Cava Bar

Romantic corner in Rovellats cava bar garden

Pica pica de la carta del cava bar Rovellats

Discover

Main attractions

Cava Centre

Interactive space with audiovisual resources where we explain the town's history, Fil.loxera and Cava.

Catalonia Railway Museum

The Museum is located in the original installations of the steam locomotive depot of Vilanova i la Geltrú, some railway constructions done between the

VINSEUM Museum of the Wine Cultures of Catalonia

The permanent exhibition at the VINSEUM is dedicated to the vineyard and wine, and the close connection these have with the Penedès region and Catalonia. Your journey starts on the third floor of the Royal Palace and ends with a cava or wine tasting in the tavern of the museum.