Went to Toni 2 on our last night in Madrid. Got there around 935pm and there was already a queue…read more Toni 2 opens at be 10pm and has be a capacity of 120 people. If you don't get in in the first round, it may be midnight before you can get in. So that's the best tip for you. cover charge is 15 eur for the first drink. If you can find and know the be lyrics, get there and be the be first 50 people and maybe maybe be you get a place next to the piano. Very fun environment. Know your lyrics to sing along, otherwise hang back and be enjoy in people hanging a great be time at be Toni 2. Great vibes.

Super fun Karaoke bar, great ambiance and drinks! Fun place for groups to have a night out!read more

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.

Great espresso martini. Cute little gem that opened up at 4pm. Down stairs feels more like a…read morespeakeasy

Based on a little pre-trip research, 1862 Dry Bar was on my must-do list for a recent business trip…read moreto Madrid. I visited on a rainy Thursday night so there wasn't a large crowd and I grabbed an open seat at the end of the bar. A friendly gentleman gave me a menu and asked what I was interested in. When I mentioned the Old Fashioned, he advised that it was an Amaro-based version without the usual bourbon/whiskey spirit. I noticed a Brooklyn and commented that I sometimes made those at home. Very politely he noted that if I was making them in the US, it wasn't with Amer Picon, which isn't available in the US. He's right. So an actual, real Brooklyn it would be! I thoroughly enjoyed the Brooklyn. I also enjoyed some brief conversation with the bartender who was very good. The kind who uses the spoon or straw to taste each drink to ensure it was made properly. As I was paying my bill and mentioning to the gentleman who initially greeted me that I wanted to bring my business partners here later in the week, he wrote his phone number on a business card and told me to call him in advance as the bar got very busy when it wasn't raining. Turns out, this friendly man is Alberto the owner! Guess I didn't do quite as much research as I could have! I regret we weren't able to make a second visit to 1862 Dry Bar on this particular trip, but it is going to be my first stop next time I'm back in Madrid. Great vibe, excellent staff and a classy and friendly owner.

I think this is the most fun of all the gay bars in Madrid. It is really known as the Latino bar…read moreand is often filled with shirtless muscled guys from central and South America. The beer is cold and the atmosphere festive. I like the friendly casual atmosphere with the fun music.

During our Madrid vacation, a local friend took my spouse and me to this gay bar mid-week around…read more2AM. The bar was decently crowded, but not packed. The bartenders are young and attractive, and if you find a promoter out on the street advertising for this bar, I think you can generally have them go with you and get you a round of free shots. My spouse had a mojito here, I had some bourbon, and my friend ordered Jager with Red Bull. The drinks were pretty strong, and the bartenders are attractive. Keep in mind they're clothed on weekdays ;P When we were out in Chueca again during the weekend, we thought of coming to Lakama again to see what it was like on a non-weekday since we had a good experience the first time, but discovered a long line to get in around 2AM, so went elsewhere.

Great bar in Madrid to grab a drink while exploring the city. The bar staff were friendly and…read morepatient with us non-spanish speaking tourists and it was nice to take a break after walking around the city and just sit back and enjoy a beer. We got here shortly after they opened so the hustle and bustle of the regular patrons hadn't shown up yet but by the time we left there were quite a few locals in there. Fun bar, would surely be back the next time we're here.

The two guys who work here are so sweet and personable. They recommended some cool places and…read moreevents to me as I am visiting from the states. They had great drink deals and I had a blast there.

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.

This was the only place on the block that wasn't packed to the gills on a Friday night, so my…read morehusband and I decided to stop in. We had Moscow Mules to start, which were very ginger-y. I dug it, but my husband switched to beer after. The waiter recommended the tortilla, saying that people came specifically to eat the tortilla there. He was right - full of carmelized onions, it was the best tortilla I've had in the nearly 4 weeks I've spent there. The vibe of the place was really cozy. It was a great place for my husband and I to hole up and have a few drinks. I would definitely return.

The best tortilla in Madrid - runny and with caramelized onions, massive serving for less than €4…read more Cozy, Irish pub atmosphere, nicely decorated and comfy sofas to relax on. One of my favorite places in Madrid, especially in winter when it's cozy atmosphere warms you up.

On my last night in Madrid, my friends and I came here (a few days ago) to grab a few drinks, enjoy…read morea great view of the city, and watch the sunset. We came here before the evening rush, so we did not have to wait, and we stayed in the lobby before they opened, so we skipped that part. The service was alright, and the drinks were so good and strong! It was worth every euro, especially with the matching view. I highly recommend this place during your visit to Madrid.

Beautiful rooftop overlooking most of the heart of Madrid. Great service, I love that they serve…read morelittle snacks alongside your drinks. Prices aren't too bad for a rooftop, and they give you a coupon if you ar staying at one of the partner hotels. My husband and I enjoyed drinks and lounging in the comfortable seating, while taking in the beautiful Madrid sunset. I would highly recommend this as a perfect treat before dinner. Plus, I got one of my favorite pictures on the trip here, you can get lucky and get some pretty spectacular sunsets.

Don't eat here. We were poached to eat here, which looking back was a red flag. You shouldn't have…read moreto pay someone to convince people to eat at your restaurant. They sat us on a four top first, but then told us we couldn't sit there because it was reserved. They took our drink order, gave us some peanuts and then nothing. We sat for 25 min, I had to waive our server over. They weren't even busy, literally just standing there at the entrance. And then when he asked us do you want to pay and we said no we want to order. He told us to hold up and went inside to bring out a pen and paper. Ummm shouldn't you be prepared already? Then when we were ordering, we ordered the lasagna. And he asked us what kind. Problem is there is only one lasagna dish on the entire menu so why would he ask us what kind. So I pointed it out on the menu. Then we asked for two entrees and he asked if we were sure we wanted two. Which again, weird question. Then a man approached and told us that we wouldn't have room on our table for the two entrees and tapas and moved us to the original table that was supposedly reserved. The lasagna was not good at all, it tasted like one of those cheap tv dinners. When she brought out meals, she knocked over the peanuts and didn't even bother to sweep them off the table. The other patrons that were seated after us were attended to right away and even when they sat down they asked them if they wanted bread which they never offered us. Didn't make us feel great at all. Avoid avoid avoid!! Edit: Not once after eating did they check up on us. We've been waiting about 45 min for the check

Go here! One of the best, most comfortable spaces in Chueca, Madrid, Spain! Big drinks, good…read moreprices, sizable portions of food, great burgers, wonderful fries! The staff is friendly and wonderful. Gay friendly, straight friendly, family friendly--very very nice interior. Most comfortable place in all of Chuece--Free and consistent WiFi Access! (the best I experienced in all of Madrid) We were here 2 weeks and we kept going back. Its a new establishment and not too many people know about it yet! GO HERE AND TELL YOUR FRIENDS. We are from NYC and Connecticut USA and have many Irish Pubs there....This was excellent compared to many we have been to in other parts of the world.

Nice little brewery bar in Madrid. I had a fruity açaí beer, it was subtle and tasty.read more

Almost all of the beers here are their own! They had 7 beers on tap and 6 were bee beers!…read moreImpressive! We went in on a Wednesday afternoon for a drink and there weren't many others there. What we ordered: we decided to get a flight for 9€. We got to choose 5 types to try. We tried the 1,2,5,6,7. My favorites were the 2 (açaí beer!) and the 5 (red rice). They were all very smooth and unique flavors!