Very nicely put together bar...the decor is really nice and the beer selection is pretty darn good…read morecompared to most pubs in Madrid.friendly staff and a central location!no outdoor seating but still very much worth a visit..great TV set up for games too!

Great place to watch football and have a pint. Good pub food, and cheerful staff, as well.read more

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!

Met a couple of friends here on Monday night. Walked in and it had the makings of an Irish Bar and…read morerestaurant. A long bar wrapped the entire restaurant with a great selection of beers, spirits, and liquors. Several dark and brown colored booths surrounded by bookshelves with real books. Decorated glass flanked the windows, particularly those at the front door. This is where anything reminding you of an Irish bar ended. Opening the menu there was sandwiches, burgers, chicken fingers, jamon, cheese plates, olives, and other Spanish dishes. There were no Irish dishes unless you count the Guiness beer and Guiness burger. My friends and I ordered the patatas with jamon and huevos and a jamon and queso quesadilla. The patatas dish was large enough for a few people to share and the pastas were crispy and a little salty. I did not try the Jakob and eggs as they looked a little questionable. The quesadilla was not that good as it was just thin jamon and cheese smashed between two pieces of bread. There was no spice or real taste to it. On the side they did have guacamole and sour cream, but they were pretty bland as well. The two bright lights of our meal was our server who was very nice and attentive and the chocolate cake we ordered at the end. The chocolate was super rich and decadent. If you are looking for real Irish food this is not the place. Probably the best place would be to actually go to Ireland and not Spain to find real authentic Irish food. Keep going!

Because I was staying in the hotel across the street, Black & Gold was the easiest venue for me to…read morecheck out. I went once in the early evening, sat at the bar, and got a perfectly poured Guinness and some very good tapas. I went back the next day with my work colleagues for lunch, and we ordered from the daily menu. This might have been some of the best bar food I've had in Madrid. It was so good that my colleagues joined me back here the next evening after work, where we had several pints and chatted up the bartender and waitstaff, all of whom were exceptionally friendly. I'm not sure why other reviewers are saying they didn't get good service here. Every visit I had over 3 days was excellent.

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.

From the owner: Pub irlandés que ofrece menús al mediodía y una amplia carta de platos de cocina mediterránea,…read morehamburguesas gourmet, un amplia gama de cervezas internacionales en barril y botella, ginebras premiun, copas y cócteles. Todo ello lo puedes disfrutar con compañeros de trabajo, amigos o familia a cualquier hora y los viernes y sábados noche con nuestros conciertos de música en directo y en las retransmisiones de fútbol y otros eventos deportivos en pantalla HD gigante. .

Great atmosphere, fun people, good bar food! Much different feel from the Spanish bars. They have…read moreevents going on throughout the week. For example, Thursday's are English/ Spanish exchange nights. They have menus in both English and Spanish. Highly recommend this bar if looking for somewhere with an Irish/ American bar feel.

Nice irish pub to relax and have a beer. The atmosphere is friendly and it is in the historical…read moredistrict of Alcala which is very nice.