Pretended not speak English and try to charge me for paellas when I only asked for one that would…read morebe shared for two. Was very kind throughout the meal and try to charge me €70 for two paellas. The paella was also very mediocre, used old shrimp, and barely any seafood. I do not recommend this place not only for the food quality, but also for the principal of trying to rip off an Asian American.

This sports bar doesn't have enough Tvs to watch sports games, and the crowd was't much into sportsread more

Supersonic gin and tonics! Come for the drinks and stay for Andrea. She makes the best drinks and…read morebakes her pastries at home. Wander off the usual beaten path and come on in. Loving it!

Off the beaten path. Well worth a visit. Homemade cakes. Excellent gin & tonics! Nice selection of…read morebeers. Sports on TV. Very friendly bartenders. Tasty tapas. What more do you need?!

Finally, an Irish pub in Madrid that isn't a Spanish restaurant cloaked in an Irish façade. This…read moremight be the most legit Irish place in Madrid, serving dishes such as Sheppard's Pie, Guinness Stew, fish and chips and different types of beer. Now, that's not to say that they don't try to throw some Spanish flair in there too because they do. The food is delicious and always served as a full portion. I've never left feeling that I needed more or that I didn't get enough. I have had the Guinness Stew twice now and each time it's been consistently scrumptious. My wife had the fish and chips, which is enough to satisfy any hunger. The mixed drinks are very delicious. We had a Long Island and a mojito. Both were tasty and perfectly balanced. The service is fast and prompt; they even speak English and have an English menu, which is a nice relief at restaurants in Spain. I personally suggest you sit outside under the canopy of bright green trees. While you dine, you'll be sandwiched between two beautiful and iconic glorietas, the Fuente de Cibeles and the Puerta de Alcalá. This place is great and I'll definitely be back again and again. The price is very reasonable and competitive. It's also a great place to take visitors who might not be ready for, interested in, or who are tired of jamón, strong cheese, and other Spanish food items. Go and have a great time. Btw, the Leffe beer is my favorite, if you're taking suggestions. Enjoy!

If you've never had traditional Irish food or just need something different from Madrid cuisine,…read morethis casual spot is the place to visit. We opted for spots open at the bar, but there were tables open too. Service was good and we'd visit again!

The venue is genuinely transportive--carrying you out of Spain and straight into the heart of…read moreIreland. For a restaurant in Spain, the seating capacity is impressive, and the decor complements the atmosphere remarkably well. The food is solid, though not without a few shortcomings. The fish and chips were smaller and greasier than expected, and the chips with guacamole felt overpriced for the portion size. The Murphy's, however, was excellent. The menu is extensive, though it leans more toward Spanish cuisine than Irish. The service was friendly and efficient. Our waiter was helpful, attentive, and spoke both English and Spanish. Overall, it's a good experience--an ideal spot for a casual hangout or a drink

This was our favorite Irish Pub in Madrid. We had the fish & chips (twice), very good. They serve…read morethe best beer: Hophouse 13! Service was great and a true/authentic Irish stompers. Our bartender William was awesome. We really enjoyed this place. 5 stars all the way!

While in Madrid this was our go-to spot! Close to where we were staying. Good vibes! Everyone just…read moreeating, drinking, & enjoying themselves. Not to mention delicious food!

Small local dive hole in the wall with Guinness and Madrid folks who aren't haters of the rest of…read moreplanet earth. Not quite Gran Via, but if one is in the area, give it a chance.