My absolute brewery in Madrid. Their beers have become so…read morepopular in such a short period of time and you can now find them everywhere. My personal favorite is the Jamonera, and a pint is only 4euro! They also have food at a pretty good price, their nachos and fries are amazing

Amazing brewery! They have plenty of beers on tap so your bound to find something you like. They…read morehave a great food menu as well - burgers, gourmet style hot dogs, my personal favorite the chicken wings, and a variety of pinchas. You will find ample outdoor seating but I didn't notice any heaters, and there are a lot of large tables and four tops inside. They do a pretty good job of distancing because of the large room to spread out. This one reminds me of several of the breweries I've frequented in Colorado. I've been here about 8 times so, this review is not based on one experience.

After two weeks in Madrid for work, visiting this place quelled my homesickness a bit and made me…read morefeel like home. We tried coming on a Friday night, but it is very small so it was easily overwhelmed. We decided to come back on a weekday night and it was much more manageable. The bartender was fluent in Spanish and English, which made ordering easy. I asked him for the least hoppy beer and he let me sample one to make sure I would be happy. My husband and I were both very pleased with the quality of the beers and the variety in the sizes available. (You can get a pint here!) There are small tapas for purchase, and they give you the choice of a snack with the drink (olives, chips, quicos). I didn't see very many Spaniards in here - there were a lot of Americans (like me) and Brits. I think the craft beer trend is barely catching, so this is a must stop destination.

I'm not ashamed to admit that it's a personal goal to go to a McDonald's and Starbucks in every…read morecountry I visit...just cause I like silly traditions like that. While I missed a Micky D's trip while I was in Spain, I was able to keep up my Starbucks record...but I was able to check off another tradition - visit a local brewery in every country I visit. Well, I was actually able to visit two while in Spain. YOLO. Came in the Fabrica Maravillas after spotting it on Yelp - since it was a quick (relatively) walk from our hotel. I was on a mission to connect with my good bud - Mr. Yelp Madrid, Lolo R - and this was where we decided to meet up to have a beer and catch up. Super friendly bartender that explained each beer for us and recommended the one I went with - The Dark Ale. It was fantastic. Sweet notes, perfectly carbonated and not too heavy. Their glasses are in 3 sizes - small, medium, large. The Medium is a good size as it is. 2 mediums and a small was only 10€. I also got a bottle that was €4 (50cl). It was hoppy and went PERFECT with a fried seafood plate I had it with when I got back home. Small tap room - as are all places in Spain, but they are brewing up some good stuff! Check them out! Side note - Shout out to the guy in there that was also from Fort Lauderdale and overheard me talking and immediately hollered out "FUNKY BUDDHA!" haha super nice guy, hope you find this review dude. Always nice to know my home team brewery is that well known.

As aspiring craft beer snobs visiting a notoriously a wine-centric country, we put in an extra bit…read moreof leg work to find some local craft brews. So glad we did our research and ventured out to this neighborhood to experience this gem a somewhat reasonable walk from the Suanzes metro stop on the 5. The beer was quite good - nothing extraordinary, but all solid to excellent. The oatmeal IPA was a standout - the oat added a nice, smooth finish to the hoppy beer. The coffee stout was nice and strong (10.3%). A bit one-note, but when that note is great coffee, I'm not going to complain. Food was equally enjoyable, if not more so. Nachos were baked - warm and crispy and hearty, with great mix of chicken, guac, tomatoes and red onion - nothing like the blob of crap you often get back in the states. The Pollo negro à la stout was incredibly flavorful, with a dark beer sauce to pour over it. Our server, Alec, was incredibly friendly. My wife enjoyed exercising her Spanish and talking beer with him, and he helped us pick some bottles to go. He seemed legit pleased when we told him the place reminded us of the kind of cool, indie spot we love back home in Brooklyn (high praise indeed from Brooklyners)!

The atmosphere and setting is very relaxing. The service is fast and friendly. The food is good but…read moredifferent than you might expect. The brisket was more of a pot roast and the chicken sandwich was an average round patty one might find at a grocery store. The menu is very limited but they have a menu del dia for €14, which is a great price. The beer is quite good and they have about 10 different styles and types. Overall, great place to sit and enjoy some time with friends.

Very nice brewpub with a good selection of beers, both brewed by them and by other craft breweries…read more I had a Brown Ale with hazelnut from La Quince Brewery which was good.

A great experience! Wonderful environment to have a special beer!! A lovely place to enjoy friends…read morein Madrid

Randomly stopped in here after lunch a couple weeks ago. Being from Southern California I'm a huge…read morecraft beer fanatic and while I also love wine and sangria I was dying for some beer action after a week in Madrid. Technically this is a store you can buy bottles and cans from and they have SOOO many options packed into the little space, but they also had 5 beers on tap and some tables so you could sit and have a drink of what's on tap or try some of what's bottled. The guy behind the counter (who's name I sadly forgot now) was really awesome in describing the beers on tap. I went with two very different hazy IPAs. It was just myself and my cousin in the store and he came over after a bit to ask how we liked it and we had some great brew convo which I appreciated.

If you're a craft beer fan in Madrid, this place is an absolute MUST. Whether an expat or a local,…read morethey have all kinds of beer from all over the world. Homesick American looking for a quality stout? They got Speedway and Sump among others. Looking for a taste of Europe? You'll find plenty of Cantillon and 3 Fonteinen, and even Westvleteren 12! Wanting a tour of Spain? They have local brews aplenty. They have a few taps with good stuff, and many available bottles/cans for on-site consumption or take-out. The owner is very nice, honest and knowledgeable. Prices are also very reasonable. To a non-beer snob much of it may look crazy expensive, but it's incredibly reasonable for the beers they're assigned to. But don't worry, they have plenty of cheaper deliciousness for those not looking to break the bank. Highly recommend!

Almost all of the beers here are their own! They had 7 beers on tap and 6 were bee beers!…read moreImpressive! We went in on a Wednesday afternoon for a drink and there weren't many others there. What we ordered: we decided to get a flight for 9€. We got to choose 5 types to try. We tried the 1,2,5,6,7. My favorites were the 2 (açaí beer!) and the 5 (red rice). They were all very smooth and unique flavors!

Nice little brewery bar in Madrid. I had a fruity açaí beer, it was subtle and tasty.read more

Let's just say I've spent A LOT of time at La Buena Pinta. It's a play on words, the name of the…read moreplace: if something "tiene buena pinta", it means that the thing "looks good". "Pinta" is also the Spanish word for "pint", and "buena" is "good". So not only is the name "Looks Good", it's also "Good Pint". Not bad! Anyway, there are a lot of places now around the center of Madrid that sell craft beers. Not all of them have a bar, but the Buena Pinta does. Not all of them can boast of charging reasonable prices, but this place can. Juanma is also something ridiculous like trilingual, so if you don't speak Spanish it's not that big a deal. He's knowledgeable and charming, and has hired some good people. Let La Buena Pinta come highly recommended as a place to hang out and enjoy some great Spanish craft beers as well as a swell range of imports.

Good spot for craft beers inside Mercado de San Fernando. They have a dozen taps from different…read morebreweries with a broad selection of styles. In addition, they have bottles and cans that you can buy to take away or drink on the spot. Prices are good. I had a beer from La Virgen Brewery which I liked.

I was so lucky to find this place. I was exploring the flea market and came across this store. I…read moreinitially thought about passing it, but then I noticed Punk IPA by Brew Dog. Interesting, a Scottish beer in Spain. I was used to seeing typical beers or those associated with Spanish culture. I walked inside and immediately noticed the great organized shelving and the colorful labels. They had beers from all over the world. There was Coopers from Australia, Left Hand Brewery from Colorado (go CO!), Flying Dog from the East Coast, great bitter beer from England, a vast collection of Belgian ales, local beers and ciders. The staff is very helpful and passionate about beer. They will gladly answer your questions. They have, in my opinion, great prices for the beers too. I don't know what people regularly pay for beer, but considering these are all imports, I was impressed with the prices. I'm looking forward to my next beer when I can show up with a vast worldwide collection of great beer.

Very good craft beer place with a dozen of taps from Spain, UK, Germany, Belgium, etc. and friendly…read morestaff. Reasonable prices and complimentary tapas included.