Yelp calls this is a dive bar, which is definitely not the case. It's an adorable little tapas and…read morewine bar with incredible service. We totally enjoyed this spot and we're sorry we hadn't ventured in sooner. We enjoyed some delicious tapas and some fun wines. The bartender let my husband taste the wines he was unfamiliar with to make sure he was happy with his selection, which was perfect. The prices are incredible for some fantastic local wines.

I'm not sure how Yelp rates this a dive bar at 2€. This a great place and it's so cheap! Beer was…read more1.60€ a glass. Wines ranged from €2.10 to €2.80 a glass and they were fabulous. The tapas were outrageous! Especially the sausage and Brie. For €3.50? Absurd!! The bartender was great, offering wine tastes before we selected. He spoke very good English, was personable and attentive. What more could you ask for.? We sat at the bar, as is our custom and enjoyed the ambience and local color. I'm just sorry we found this place so late in our stay or we would be regulars! Highly recommend this place. And it's mostly a local hangout so there aren't many tourists in the area. Awesome.

Great Belgian beer bar! Lots of different Belgian offerings. They have both indoor and outside…read moreseating when it's nice out. Well worth a stop!

Suky is the best! Knows her beers and she's really sweet ! Definitely recommend this place / will…read morebe back for my next Spain trip !! Don't miss this hidden gem.

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!

A cute little spot that advertises 5€ mojitos! My friend and…read moreI stopped in on a Tuesday night. It wasn't busy at all. We got seats at the bar right away. We just wanted to try a mojito. The bartender made them for us quickly. They were good, but not the best I've ever had. Oh well! I would stop by again if I was in the area! (I went here ~pre-quarantine~ so I'm not sure if this will apply after.)

El Imperfecto's mojito has apparently won accolades as the best in Madrid. Never one to accept…read moresomeone else's word for it, I had to give it a try. The good news is, this was in fact an excellent mojito! Please note the bar offers two different mojitos. The one simply called "mojito" is a traditional version of the drink, and while it is good, it is not as good as "El Mojito Imperfecto." El Mojito Imperfecto is made with rum añejo (dark) and brown sugar instead of light rum and white sugar. As a result it has a delicious, rich, sweet taste. I will definitely experiment with different rums and sweeteners at home after tasting this drink. I also liked the laid back atmosphere and eclectic decor at El Imperfecto. The small bar is festooned with vintage posters and photographs, models and toys, and fun strings of lights. When I went, they also played classic rock albums (The Doors one night). If you're lucky enough to get one of the three outdoor seats in the courtyard, there is live music outdoors in that area and good people watching. My only criticism of El Imperfecto is that they don't offer any bar munchies beyond complimentary rice chips or popcorn. With such potent drinks, it would be nice to have a little food at hand.

I usually only get coffee or a smoothie here (the Vitaminado is my fave) but I finally got lunch…read morewith a friend which merits a review. I got the Menu Vacaciones which included a sandwich, salad of the day, and a smoothie for under 10€ I ordered the bao de rabo de toro which was delicious. I don't remember which salad accompanied it that day but I remember enjoying it. And as always, I love their smoothies. The portions were great and everything tasted fantastic. My only small complaint is that the chairs and tables are quite close together so when it gets crowded it is very crowded. But it's a sign of success so you won't find much complaining here.

This lovely place was right across our amazing AirBnB penthouse apartment. And while we could eat…read morebreakfast on the roof, we chose to go to Vacaciones and enjoy the friendly service great foods and classic drinks. Lively, colorful, this place does make you feel on a tropical island, surrounded by lush greenery, bright colors and friendly people. The food is great, very fresh. Drinks are generous, and coffee hits the spot!

I feel like Irish pubs are about the same in every country I visit - I love that I know what to…read moreexpect. However, this place serves the typical Spanish "menu del día" with typical Spanish food which isn't fancy, but isn't bad. They also have pizzas and burgers and other snack type foods at reasonable prices. They have a fairly wide selection of beers to choose from. They do have free wifi that works well. I enjoyed coming here when I got sick of studying in my apartment. It gets busy during lunchtime, but after 3 or 4pm there were open tables to sip a beer and laptop (yes, I'm using it as a verb) for a while. It isn't good for a quiet place to study, but if you like/need background noise or have good headphones it should be fine for you. I'm giving 3 stars because the service, food, and drinks are solid but might not overly stand out compared to other places.

This place doesn't have anything in particular going for it. It's not very Irish, the food is your…read morestandard Spanish bar food, they don't show much sport (outside of what you'd expect from a bar), and it is quite expensive.

Great spot off of Gran Via. You really escape the madness of the street just one street back…read more It is an old fashioned bar that was recommended to us by a local. We loved it. The two sons of the original owner are there working behind the bar. Making delicious cocktails. They wear ties. Such a classy place. It's quiet and the perfect spot for a cocktail- most of which are €10.

Cute bar near Chueca! They get busy and it's a nice lounge with a cute snack paired with every…read moredrink. I've seen candy and in my case biscuits. My french 75 was really good. I like the staff too. Great place to pregame!

Our local tour guide Jose recommended this place. Little did we know there are 3 restaurants With…read morethe same name. Nevertheless, this restaurant was perfect. If you're looking for staff that speak English - this is not the place. Thank goodness they figured out we needed English menus!! We started with a bottle of wine - so Good For 16,50 Euros! We ordered 6 tapas at 6 euros each. We had The beef with Apple with flakey crust - delicious. We ordered the octopus ceviche with humus - yummy.

Great traditional Tapas Bar, near the center. Very cosy interior and good service. Right priced and…read moregood tasting tapas. A lot of locals in the bar, which is always a good sign.