A little outside the main Madrid area and a little hard to find but It was worth it! The restaurant…read morewas not busy at all on a Wednesday night. We had a 9 PM reservation and got there at 8:40 and drank a glass of wine at the bar before we were sat at our table. The manager spoke English so we were able to have a conversation with him before we sat at our table. The wine was priced very well and we got a bottle for 17 Euros which is pretty cheap. We decide to splurge a little bit and got 2 appetizers, 2 entrees, and shared a dessert. Our total bill was about ~ 70 euros which was very good for the amount of food that we ate. I recommend going to dinner here. If you can't find It ask anyone on the street to tell you where to go! It is down some stairs below another restaurant.

Great food and great wine. Quesadillas de jamon!! I recommend coming here for the food and for a…read moregood time. The scene becomes very lively at night, and I enjoyed my time alot here.

Friendly enough staff, but got suckered in to getting the special ( which was highlighted in a…read moremagazine article on the wall). It was average but completely over priced! Stay basic. Good thing however is that is pretty close to the Museo del Prado if you are waiting for the free 6pm entrance.

Typical Spanish "taberna", where you can eat "tapas" while drinking beer or wine at a good price…read more You can also have lunch or dinner (few seats, better to be there soon), specially the typical "cocido" from Madrid.

Service was great. Very attentive and accommodating. The ambiance was great as well. For a busy…read morenight they sure made sure we were well taken care of and looked after. The drinks were good. Very pleasant experience

I was surprised with the amazing hookah presentation! It was a great price, too. The environment…read moreand music are a vibe if you're looking for a chill spot to unwind. I ordered a beer (cerveza), which was tasty. My wife ordered the Pina colnda, which she enjoyed. The staff welcome me and we're friendly. Overall, I would definitely recommend it if you look for a spot to go to.

This was the very first gay bar that Jamie W and I patronized in Madrid, and just to lend some…read moreperspective to my opinion, we had been to about a dozen gay bars on previous trips to Barcelona. My verdict? Pretty disappointed. We had high hopes because our walkabout in the lively Chueca neighborhood led us to believe we would have no problem finding a place to match our more mellow vibe. Not here though. We got here pretty early in the evening, and it was already pretty packed with a decidedly mixed crowd. That's because the space transitions from a cafe to a bar lounge without any perceptible difference in menu or service. I was shocked that we landed a hi-top table for two. There was one bartender and one server for the entire bustling bar. The server was clearly overtaxed, and something was telling me we should've just ordered beers to avoid confusion. Jamie, however, looked at the cafe menu and ordered the 3€ Iced Coffee. Make it two, said I in a coattail mood. Big mistake at 6:30PM. It was clear the bartender was in no mood to multitask because we ended up waiting...and waiting...and waiting for our order. We kept seeing other drink orders pass by us as if we were invisible. I had the unenviable task of reminding the harried server of our order to which he apologized but didn't do anything about it. We waited some more, and then our small plastic cups of Iced Coffee finally arrived (Photo 7). We downed them in seconds and got up to pay our check almost immediately. That was it. COFFEE - 2.5 stars... nothing special, an economy class serving AMBIANCE - 2 stars...crowded, loud, and not even drunk SERVICE - 2 stars...felt sorry for the server but the bartender deserved a kick in the arse TOTAL - 2 stars...taking a hard pass on this gathering spot RELATED - Exploring Madrid? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/r2R5rHLVw_

What a great place! Best Sangria ever, people were spectacular, we were in Madrid for 5 days, went…read moreto D'mystic twice, the bartenders were amazing and their service was incredible! One of my favorite place in Madrid!! A most go!

A family owned and operated sports dive bar close to Wanda Stadium. A must go before an Atletico…read moreMadrid match! The owner is the nicest man who was very friendly and helpful to us tourists who stopped by after googling local bars before a match. It's located in a safe residential neighborhood not too far from the stadium which was a perfect way to avoid traffic. Inside is brightly lit with eclectic decorations, from witches to Atletico and Real Madrid historical newspaper clippings and posters. Drinks are limited, beer, wine, and some hard liquor - but very cheap. Delicious snack dishes were included with the purchase of drinks. They were so tasty, it was surprising that this little place could offer such amazing food!