The atmosphere was wonderful, the happy hour is a great idea (although the punch was more like…read moresugary juice instead of a cocktail), and we had a fantastic time! The staff are really hardworking, friendly, and welcoming, and if I could review Michael alone, I would give him 5 stars. He has a certain something that enlivens the audience and captures everyone's attention. The other queens were fabulous, and worked their tails off. But their bits were just not my taste (bathroom humor - sorry, no / racist bits about Asians - really, really, no). Definitely a fun and entertaining night, but the Asian sex hotline skit was in very poor taste and made our group uncomfortable.

A good fun night with a different drag show each night…read more The first half dancing was good but unappreciated by the audience. The second half was drag comedy and some amazing performances, especially a 'Defying Gravity' number that got a standing ovation. (And to clarify as this is a drag bar full of innuendo.... people stood up and cheered). This number was performed by 'The world's only drag queen dwarf' who was the butt of a lot of jokes this night, but a brilliant performer. Great jugs of cocktails, friendly staff and a lot of fun.

I hate it when I forget to review a place. But equally love it when my review of a place changes…read moreafter learning something new. My first memory of this place is a good one! I came here after me and a dear friend of mine were completely tanked after drinking silly amounts of alcohol. We met some cool people in a random bar who we followed to the El Gallinero café arte. It was a karaoke night. Needless to say i'm not a fan of karaoke. I hate it when drunk people sing some awful music giving pain to my ears similar to nails and a chalkboard to must folks. But me and my friend decided it was our night to sing like pop idol. I pleaded that "when i'm 65" by the Beatles is the best song I can sing. And why not, i've been practising this song in the shower and in my car for years. I know it well... and can sing it well. So we enter the stage (more like wobble on stage), and the music begins. And we did nothing. we watched the words on the screen drill down... and nothing comes out of our voices. Finally at the last verse, something comes out of our throat. And it wasn't good. I'm pretty sure if you tie a noose around a roosters neck, the sound would be similar to what we produced for this song. And the oddest thing happened next... the crowd cheer and yelled bravo. it was the strangest thing. I'm pretty sure the crowd was drunker than we were. No way in england we would recieve anything but food thrown at us. But now i return often as a language exchange is held in this cafe every Tuesday night. And what do they have here that gives it 5 stars??? Blended iced coffee! yea, that's right. Iced coffee in spain. A big glass of coffee, a heap of milk and ice blended in a blender and sold to me. Nothing can make me happier! 5 stars for the great memory and the iced coffee!