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TimetableDrinks bars are open all day and often all week. In the evening, they're more copas bars, frequented after dinner, so more often around 11pm and beyond. Friday and Saturday nights are the busiest.
Age restrictionsThe age of access to alcohol is the same as in France.
What's very localAs in many parts of Spain, some bars make their own "vermouth", the house aperitif, which is often very popular. In summer, almost everyone goes for the Tinto de Verano, a red wine with gaseosa, a Spanish lemonade, and sometimes a dash of cooked wine as well. And after a meal or at a beach club, the chupito, a small glass of liqueur, is very common.
KidsThey are always associated with outings. So you'll see them, even late at night, accompanying their parents to local festivals, standing on stools to keep their heads level with the barra, or just sitting on it. But not in copa bars or discos.
SmokersThe rules are the same as in France. Smoking is still allowed on terraces, unless an establishment specifically states otherwise, which is quite rare.