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KICK-OUT is not just a restaurant, it's a home for spectacle. Meant for couples looking for something different from the typical dinner date, KICK-OUT blends dining, theatre, and roleplay into one immersive evening.
The food is serious. The staff, impeccable. The setting, exactly what you'd expect — which is precisely where the game begins.
You choose the character. We choose when the night ends.
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One of you has been spotted at another restaurant. With someone else. The staff know. They've seen the photos. Throughout the evening, the waiters drop increasingly uncomfortable hints — a misplaced napkin, a whispered comment, a dessert sent to the wrong person. The tension builds until the confrontation writes itself. You don't need acting training. You need nerve.
The ring is real. The moment is staged. Midway through the main course, one guest drops to one knee — and the other says no. The entire restaurant watches. The staff intervene with exquisite awkwardness: a complimentary bottle appears, the pianist changes key, a manager approaches with rehearsed concern. The rejection is the point. The recovery is the performance.
You arrive expecting the VIP treatment. You've been told you're famous tonight. But nobody seems to know who you are. The maître d' mispronounces your name. Your table is next to the kitchen. Smaller parties get better wine. You escalate. The staff remain polite but unmoved. The indignity mounts — course by course — until the house decides you've had enough attention for one evening.
You've been briefed: you're reviewing the restaurant tonight. The staff know — or think they know. Every dish arrives with a nervous explanation. The sommelier hovers. The chef makes an appearance. But then the food starts arriving with deliberate imperfections. A hair. A cold plate. A missing ingredient. Is the kitchen testing you, or are you testing them? The review writes itself. The ending, you never saw coming.
No briefing. No character sheet. No idea what's coming. You sit down for what appears to be a perfectly normal dinner — and the restaurant decides the rest. The scenario is chosen for you based on how you behave in the first fifteen minutes. The staff read you. The kitchen adapts. By the time you realise you're inside a story, it's already too late to leave on your own terms.
Carrer de la Paradoxa, 12 · 08003 Barcelona
reservations@kickout.com · +34 93 000 00 00
Wednesday — Sunday · 20:00 — 01:00
Fine dining, rough ending.
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