Awesome venue open since 1909. Next to Tim Hortons…read more Buy tickets online - the seats and standing are the same price. It's open seating so show up 1 hour early to get the best seats. We arrived 20 minutes early and saw the line around the corner. Luckily we still managed to get seats. There is no mandatory drink minimum. Most people ordered beers-Estrella Galicia seemed popular. Seats were comfortable. Highly recommended! 12 Eros plus surcharge so 15 euros per person.

We spent a night in this bar, and it was a great party. Not fashion but very unique bar ( I guess…read moreit goes according to each type of party ). The big minus: The drinks: I'm a gyn & tonic person used to survive to three or more per night Without hangover the day after. Today after drinking only one G&T I have a big hungover... Guess next time will order just bottle beer. Consider my review as one person who has visited the place only one night.

Great espresso martini. Cute little gem that opened up at 4pm. Down stairs feels more like a…read morespeakeasy

Based on a little pre-trip research, 1862 Dry Bar was on my must-do list for a recent business trip…read moreto Madrid. I visited on a rainy Thursday night so there wasn't a large crowd and I grabbed an open seat at the end of the bar. A friendly gentleman gave me a menu and asked what I was interested in. When I mentioned the Old Fashioned, he advised that it was an Amaro-based version without the usual bourbon/whiskey spirit. I noticed a Brooklyn and commented that I sometimes made those at home. Very politely he noted that if I was making them in the US, it wasn't with Amer Picon, which isn't available in the US. He's right. So an actual, real Brooklyn it would be! I thoroughly enjoyed the Brooklyn. I also enjoyed some brief conversation with the bartender who was very good. The kind who uses the spoon or straw to taste each drink to ensure it was made properly. As I was paying my bill and mentioning to the gentleman who initially greeted me that I wanted to bring my business partners here later in the week, he wrote his phone number on a business card and told me to call him in advance as the bar got very busy when it wasn't raining. Turns out, this friendly man is Alberto the owner! Guess I didn't do quite as much research as I could have! I regret we weren't able to make a second visit to 1862 Dry Bar on this particular trip, but it is going to be my first stop next time I'm back in Madrid. Great vibe, excellent staff and a classy and friendly owner.

I could give a minus star but is not possible, the southamerican bartender is a piececof shiitvshe…read morewas so rude to us that we gotvthe check way before we got our drinks, I think spain needs to hire locals spainyards and send those badlyveducated shoutherm people the kitchen to wash dishes instead of attending clients

Ordered a glass of house wine and a capirinha. It's our first night and we were looking for a place…read moreto end the night. I was pleasantly surprised at the drink; really good and comparable to the best I had in Brazil. The place was clean, servers were nice and music was good.

Amazing food. Rapid service. The atmosphere was excellent…read more I recommend this place to all the tourists

Mikkeller is located on a quieter street in centre Madrid. It has plenty of beer selections in…read moreAmerican names. I had a pastry stout - sooo good! It wasn't heavy and smelled really nice. I'd recommend this place if you're looking for tasty beers and an initiate vibe in the midst of the centre. It's actually quite hipster in my opinion. The waiters also speak very little English or none at all (couldn't really tell), so if you don't speak Spanish, it may be a little difficult to converse or ask questions.

The is probably considered a great selection of beers for the area…read more Pros: -More beers on tap than anywhere else I found in Madrid -Small place with the perfect size crowds before dinner; never too busy but never suspiciously quiet either Meh: -Despite having probably 8 beers on tap, none of the beers were anything unique or special. A beer aficionado would be extremely disappointed.

Had to stop by here on Valentines because I didn't have tickets to the Real Madrid v PSG match…read more. Nice crowd but I think the waitress noticed that I was just there to watch the game and not order anything so she gave me a look and told me to go to the back to order at the bar lol or something like that. I just ordered mozzarella sticks and a bottle of Sol. It was meh.

This is an amazing rooftop bar with a chill atmosphere. It was not super crowded when we went, but…read morewe had an amazing time watching the sunset over drinks overlooking Madrid. It was quiet enough to enjoy conversations and relax a bit after a long day of sightseeing. One of bartenders was super kind and outgoing. We enjoyed our drinks and were impressed with the prices. If you're in Madrid traveling or living, this is a must go. Highly recommend.

Great view and atmosphere. Quite for a bar, but perfect to have a conversation and relax. The…read morebartender are very friendly and hardworking. Customers seemed to be satisfied with the price and quality.

We had a fun evening out at Madrid's La Coquette Blues Bar…read more Got there at around 7:30 pm - doors open at 8, and a line forms outside the relatively small place, so that timing was perfect. Settled into the very cool cavern-like subterranean space with rough stone walls, vintage blues show posters and a terrific Chicago blues soundtrack. A waiter who spoke English took drink orders, and everybody got bowls of sunflower seeds in the shell. It got crowded, but not ridiculously so, because they limit admission, letting a few new people in when others leave. They feature a rotating roster of blues bands who each do a three-night run. Check out their web site (it's their Facebook page) for who's playing. As usual when I see a music listing somewhere, I looked the group up on YouTube, to check out what they actually sound like. The combo we caught - The Maria Avilas Quartet - came on at 9 pm. It was a good-time Chicago-style blues band with guitar, standup bass, drums and a female singer, and we stayed for most of the second set as well. The crowd was really upbeat and friendly, and the beer was cold. Later in the evening, the waiter offered selected people (lucky us!) free mini-shots. Bottom line: we really enjoyed the place, and highly recommend it for a fun evening out.

Good, divey Blues Bar (live band) we found and jumped into after dinner. Got there around 11'ish…read more Had some beers, drinks, and listened to the live Blues Band which was pretty good. Good selection of beers and liquor... the bartender makes a very good Mojito (almost every table had one). Generous pours on all drinks. Decent beer selection. Seating is a little tight but it's not a big place. Looks like an old bomb shelter (cool look).

Very delicious food! The menu was also in English which helped. The service was great and very…read morefast. I highly recommend gambas al ajillo !

Each beer you gets come with a tapa which get progressively better. Have spent many, many hours at…read morea time here. Good ambience. Cheap and simple. What more can ya ask for?

Good karaoke. The waiting time seems fair and the Sound is good.. Best karaoke In Madrid.read more