CONTACT US
CURIOUS ABOUT WAIT TIMES? RUNNING LATE? TEXT US.
We don’t have a telephone so…
Whether you’re wondering how long the wait is or you’re running late for a reservation – the best way to quickly get a hold of us is to send us a text. We’ll get back to you during our regular business hours.
For general inquiries, text us at 403.888.1658
*PLEASE NOTE: WE CANNOT TAKE RESERVATIONS VIA TEXT* *MINORS ALLOWED UNTIL 9:30PM*FINDING BARBARELLA
STEPHEN AVENUE PLACE
#110, 700 2nd Street SW
Calgary, AB, T2P 2W3
Hours
Monday — Thursday
11am — 11pm
Friday
11am — 1am
Saturday
2pm — 1am
Sunday
2pm — 11pm
403.888.1658
IF YOU ARE DRIVING
STREET PARKING
The closest street parking spots are available along 2nd St, 6th Ave, and 9th Ave SW.
Street parking is free Monday — Saturday after 6 pm and all day Sunday.
PARKADE PARKING
Bow Parkade
Located at 255 6 Ave SW, accessed from 6th Ave. $5.00 after 6:00 pm. For more details information on rates, please visit their website.
The Core Shopping Centre
Located on the East side of 4th St in between 8th and 7th Ave SW.
Weekdays: $6.00/hour, Free 3-hour parking begins at 3:00 pm
Weekend: Free parking for the first 3 hours, Flat evening rate of $2.00.
*Note that The Core currently closes at 5:00 pm and the Plus 15 network has limited access until 6:00 pm. Stephen Avenue Place
Located at 225 7 Ave SW - currently closed due to construction.
IF YOU ARE TAKING PUBLIC TRANSIT
Barbarella Bar is conveniently located between 1st and 3rd St LRT stations in the downtown “free fare” zone.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Visit Downtown Calgary’s website for information on more transportation options.
In the spirit of truth and reconciliation, we gratefully acknowledge that Barbarella Bar exists and operates on the lands of the Treaty 7 Peoples in Mohkins’tsis, also known as Calgary. This is the traditional land of the Blackfoot Confederacy which includes the Blackfoot from Siksika, Kainai and Piikani, the Dene from Tsuut’ina, and the Goodstoney, Chiniki and Bearspaw of the Stoney Nakoda Nation. We recognize all First Nation, Metis and Inuit Peoples across Turtle Island as the keepers of these lands.