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!

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

It's a very nice place to go on a date or girls night for q drink, the music was really pleasant,…read morethe lady that took care of me was very nice and we talk a lot .. I would go back again

Being English, there is little chance of my team ever winning the World Cup. But having moved to…read moreSpain, I figured this year I was guaranteed a little reflected glory. Sadly, it was not to be. After the tragedy of Spain-Chile, we needed a pick me up; specifically, mojitos. A friend suggested Metropolitan, which was quite close, so we decided to give it a try. I can't exactly put my finger on what type of bar it is - a bit trendy, a bit divey - but they certainly knock out a good mojito! Also, major props for the fact that they stock about ten different bottled craft beers, which include a couple from the Madrid-based La Virgen. Service was friendly. The bar was relatively quiet for the night before a holiday, but I suspect that after the football result the Madrileños didn't feel like partying.

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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!