La Raposa
La Raposa is a member-owned cooperative in Barcelona's Poble Sec neighborhood that combines a vegan bar with a feminist bookstore and a busy cultural events program.
Last updated September 27, 2026
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Overview
La Raposa is a cooperative located in the Poble Sec neighborhood of Barcelona, Spain. It brings together two complementary ventures under one roof: a vegan bar and a feminist bookstore. The cooperative describes itself as a neighborhood meeting place and a cultural hub, hosting a wide range of activities for all ages both inside and outside its premises. Its bookstore specializes in feminist and LGTBIQ titles, children's literature with a gender perspective, and anti-speciesist works, alongside essays, poetry, fanzines, novels, gynecological manuals, health guides, art prints, illustrated books, and comics. The bar is conceived primarily as a space for neighborhood gathering, serving 100% vegan tapas and dishes at popular prices, with ingredients largely sourced from local markets, plus alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks for all ages. Beyond its commercial activity, La Raposa programs workshops, concerts, presentations, talks, discussions, and exhibitions, and participates in the broader network of neighborhood entities and projects as an autonomous consumer group. Its premises also serve as a meeting place for collective gatherings. The cooperative is explicitly a reference space for the LGTBIQ+ community in Poble Sec and Barcelona. It is located at Tapioles 47, Poble Sec, Barcelona, and can be contacted by phone at 652 082 048. Opening hours are Monday and Tuesday from 13:00 to 21:30, Wednesday through Saturday from 13:00 to 24:00, and Sunday from 13:00 to 21:30. The cooperative model was chosen not only as the most suitable legal form for working horizontally and sustainably, but also as a way to let members of the public participate in the project and help it grow collectively. Membership is open through the "Hazte socie" / "Fes-te sociï" option on its website.
History
La Raposa is a cooperative based in the Poble Sec neighborhood of Barcelona, Spain. According to its official website, it was founded as a cooperative that houses both a vegan bar and a feminist bookstore. The project was designed from the outset around a cooperative legal format, which its members considered the most appropriate way to work horizontally and sustainably, while also allowing members of the public to participate in the project and help it grow collectively. The cooperative operates at Carrer de Tapioles 47 in Poble Sec and has become a reference space for the LGTBIQ+ community in the neighborhood and in Barcelona. Its bookstore carries feminist and LGTBIQ titles, children's literature with a gender perspective, and anti-speciesist works, as well as essays, poetry, fanzines, novels, gynecological manuals, health guides, art prints, illustrated books, and comics. The bar serves 100% vegan tapas and dishes at popular prices, with ingredients mostly from local markets, and offers drinks with and without alcohol for all ages. Beyond retail and hospitality, La Raposa programs workshops, concerts, presentations, talks, discussions, and exhibitions inside and outside its premises, and participates in the wider network of neighborhood entities and projects as an autonomous consumer group. Its premises also serve as a meeting place for collective gatherings. The cooperative is open to new members through its website. No founding year or founder names are provided in the available evidence.
Products and positioning
A member-owned cooperative combining a vegan bar and feminist bookstore as a neighborhood, LGTBIQ+ and cultural reference space in Poble Sec, Barcelona.
Vegan bar
A bar serving 100% vegan tapas and dishes at popular prices, with ingredients mostly from local markets, plus alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks for all ages.
Feminist bookstore
A bookstore offering feminist and LGTBIQ titles, children's literature with a gender perspective, anti-speciesist works, essays, poetry, fanzines, novels, gynecological manuals, health guides, art prints, illustrated books, and comics.
Cultural events program
Workshops, concerts, presentations, talks, discussions, and exhibitions held inside and outside the premises for all ages.
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