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Over the course of a few weekends, several friends and I explored restaurants and bars, on both the river and the sound, in which the drinks, the views — and often our fellow patrons — provided the requisite mood-altering ambience.
Yet while Matthew might be a useful valet when Rupert wants someone to organise a private jet to spirit David Cameron to his holiday yacht for drinks, his views on this ever-more powerful force in US politics are of as much concern to Murdoch as those of Kerry Katona.
For drinks with views and then dancing downstairs, grab a cab for Mirablau (Plaça del Doctor Andreu), halfway up Tibidado mountain.
You can also just go up for a drink — the views from the Lobby Lounge on the 35th floor are almost as nice.
