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!

Stood in line for over an hour on St Paddy's day and the line wasn't budging. They really needed to…read moremove people along more because I've been in at least 10 other major cities for Paddy's day, including Ireland, and have never experienced this before. I ended up leaving because after an hour, you know you've gotta just go somewhere else.

I wondered if my nostalgia would cloud my judgement about Dubliners. After spending many a night in…read morethis bar during my time studying abroad, I only have the fondest, albeit hazy, memories of Dubs. When I returned, I was surprised to learn they serve food! Would not go here to eat, but it's a great spot for a drink. Vibes are gooood. They played a bunch of early 2010s American music. It's like they're stuck in the same nostalgic haze as me! Drinks prices have increased a lot over the last ten years but screw it! They've got large screens that are perfect for watching a game and it's a popular spot for sports fans.

I love Irish pubs and instead of dinner for the evening we were mostly in the mood for a drink and…read moresmall snack. Dubliners isn't a traditional Irish pub in that it feels a bit more like a dive bar. However, the food we shared was actually pretty good and the staff was very friendly.

Hey ex-pats -- particularly you of the Irish/British variety -- owner Paul has just opened a…read morefantastic chip shop in the basement of Scruffy's! Good quality, great prices, and a pretty sweet location to eat at. (Also available para llevar.) We went to watch the Ireland-France rugby yesterday, only partly to watch the rugby, and (if I'm being honest) mostly to try the chippy. We sampled the chicken nuggets, a sausage roll, a pastie, and of course a large order of "chips" (although as a heathen American I am inclined to call them french fries...) with curry sauce. YUM. And cheap -- nothing we ordered was more than 4€! Also on the menu: scampi (langostines rebozados to you Spaniards!), classic battered cod (bacalao rebozado), as well as pickled gherkins, pickled eggs, pies, mushy pies, and more. Two soups to start and a (lone) delightful-sounding cheesecake to finish. "All in typical chip shop fashion," says Paul! Eat in or take away on Thursday, Friday, Saturday nights, and during all the 6 Nations rugby matches.

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!

From the owner: cervezas de importacion Gin tonics premium…read morewhiskyes de malta cafe irlandes

Came in for a couple of beers with one of my sons. Good Irish bar feel to it. Looks like they have…read morelive music at night. Local beers about €4.5, imports (like the Guinness beers we ordered) are €6. Enjoyed our time there.

Basic, old school bar. Stopped by for coffee (very good) and a drink (neat, so no comment) while…read moreexploring Madrid. The upstairs is very old-school and relaxed, the downstairs (where I passed to go to the restrooms) is ornate with a medieval theme.

It may seem weird to go to an Irish pub in Madrid, but if you're from America or looking to find a…read morefutbol game, you'll be in great company. O'Connell is a fun spot located just off of Sol. They've got drinks flowing and a fun atmosphere. It's also great to be able to stumble out after to one of the nearby food shops that are conveniently located next door and open late!

I stopped to watch a match. Stale beer and rude service. Do not go here. Old fuzzy TVs.read more

Monday night pub quiz! The regular barmen, Marc and Damien, are lovely. The prices: not so much…read more(€3.70 a pint). No credit cards accepted -- bring cash, or run around the corner to Calle Fuencarral for an ATM. Big basement, great for groups, but I think it only opens for weekends. Los lunes: ¡noche de trivia! Los barmen regulares, Marc y Damien, son muy buena gente. Los precios no tan buenos (€3.70 una pinta). No se acepta tarjetas de credito -- trae contigo algo de efectivo, o ve a Calle Fuencarral para los cajeros. El sótano está muy amplio, y bueno para grupos, pero creo que solo se abre los findes.

This may not entirely be a fair review because I went to an event that just isn't my typical scene…read more I was at Cien Montaditos before and a friend suggested Triskel's for their open mic night. I have never been to an open mic(I know this is sad) so I was excited to go. Once there, I bought a fairly pricey beer and headed to the basement where the music was. The atmosphere was very cool because the basement was likely a cellar before, with the original stone still intact. In the back corner was a small stage where people played music. I think if I had a larger affinity towards playing music I would have enjoyed myself more, but unfortunately I do not. Also I was in the mood to drink and dance and this was not the scene. I would like to go another another time, perhaps on quiz night or a night where I just want to relax before I totally write it off. It just wasn't my scene; not the fault of the bar.

We stopped by this place late on the first night on our 3-night stay in Madrid and loved it. It was…read morelively but not overcrowded, great music and fairly priced drinks compared to other Irish pubs in the city. We searched for it the remainder of our trip but couldn't find it until just now I realized I took a picture of the menu!

Great location. Great atmosphere. Hard to believe anywhere having flat Carlsberg, but there you…read morego. Service was asstastic too. I understand that service in Europe is different than the US, but being one of two tables in the joint and having to stare at the one waitress play on her phone (I could see the video game from my seat) with her back to the tables, while our drinks sat empty for over 15 minutes.... The only way to get her attention would be to go up to the bar; which, I might as well get my drinks my self.. Also, they don't serve food.

Love this pub, always have great deals and a great place to go with your friends if you're looking…read morefor a bar.

From the owner: Contamos con un Carta de Bebidas compuesta por más de 150 referencias de cerveza y 100 destilados…read more Raciones y Tapas. Retransmisiones Deportivas en TVs. Organización de Cumpleaños y Eventos.