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.

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

Bestt Palomas ever. Friendly bartenders. Awesome arcade games. Great vibe and music. Food look…read moregreat, but i was on a liquid diet. Dont miss the oppourtunity to have a great time with the locals.

Great atmosphere and place to watch American football. Lots of TVs and areas to hangoutread more

Sports pub mostly filled with expats. We came on a Sunday evening and they were playing a soccer…read moregame and ESPN Red Zone. The owner/manager (?) working the bar was quite a friendly character and seemed to enjoy the games with the patrons. He chatted with all the tables in turn but not too long to distract from the games playing. The food was decent and the portions on the normal side. My friend and I used the Yelp deal which was a paella and beer for 13€. The paella took about 20 minutes and it was served in a skillet--they gave a good mix of veggies and seafood. My other friend had what essentially was Spanish omelette with potatoes and veggies wrapped inside. Regrettably the beer that came with the deal tasted a bit like Coors Light but at least it was cool and tasted a bit smoother with the paella. The place itself is pretty small--maybe seats 30 people, with basically 2 TV's (one above the bar and another on the opposite wall. There are a few booths on the right side when you walk in and the rest are open tables in the center areas. It was the one place while we were in Madrid where I heard more American English than Spanish, but I suppose that comes with the sports territory.

This is a terrible tourist trap. Do not go…read more We ordered the lunch menu (11 eur per person). And the starters were so underwhelming (a salmorejo that was actually a store bought gazpacho soup and a ventresca asado that was made with canned peppers and tuna) that we told them to just bring us the bill for the items we got. They had the gall to charge us almost full price and an extra for the water even if we had barely touched the food. Don't go

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.

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

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!

Great bar. Roberto and Angelo are your hosts. They treat you like you are family. If you are…read morelooking for American sporting events, they will do their best to find it on the TV for you. Hockey, basketball, you name it. Great selection of beers and fully stocked bar.

Rey the most feel good bar in Madrid. Roberto and Angelo make you feel right at home. And their…read moremusic......... Best music I've heard at a bar in Madrid. Have you groovin all might. Drinks are cheap and strong. My new local wateringhole

We found this place while scouting around for the famous churros place at San Gines. Its one of…read moremany restaurants with outdoors seating with folks drinking, smoking, and eating. After seeing their paella menu, we decided to stop by. Food was pretty good - 3.5 stars but I'm adding a half star for good service and extra drinks on the house! We ordered the following: Sangria for 2: A whole pitcher and we finished around 2/3 of it; surprising since the wife is not a big drinker. Fruity, refreshing - yet your face will turn red by the second or third glass! Calamari: Its all rings and a bit on the oily side, but nice seasoned crispy outside and soft and tender inside. Croquettes: Excellent dish! Like a fried mashed potato ball - incredibly crispy outside and nice creamy inside. Slightly cheesy and not buttery, so nice and light. Seafood Paella: It did not have mussels or clams like the pictures but it had plenty of shrimp. The rice looked oily and watery, but it turned out to be very good - the rice was heavily flavored by the broth. We'll probably have some more paella by the end of our Spain trip. Freebies: After we asked for the bill, the waitress offered us a cocktail on the house. She poured us each a healthy shot of Baileys and Limoncello, both on the rocks. We couldn't even finish the sangria! Both drinks we very good and did a nice job of totally cleaning the taste buds. We weren't super hammered, and managed to get a nice walk back to the hotel.

The free tapas was gross--soggy frozen french fries with mayo sauce--were they suppose to be…read morepatatas bravas? The other tapa dish they gave us was also something that was clearly frozen in a past life. The service was super slow too and we were sitting inside by the bar! I'm giving this 3 stars because they played both the Real Madrid game and then the Barca game. I didn't think I was going to find a place in Madrid that would show it.