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Dive bar night

Dive bar night in Madrid

Cheap, unpretentious, locals-first.

Example nights

Real Madrid venues, put together by our planner. Refreshed Jul 20.

Drinks at Rowland in Salamanca, then dinner at La Taberna del Cardenal in Chamartín.

  • 01RowlandSalamanca · $
  • 02La Taberna del CardenalChamartín · $

Games at Maloney's in Chamberí, then dinner at 87 Millas Sport Bar.

  • 01Maloney'sChamberí · $
  • 0287 Millas Sport BarChamberí · $

Games at Pub La Troje in Latina, then dinner at Cervecería 27 Bar de Tapas.

  • 01Pub La TrojeLatina · $
  • 02Cervecería 27 Bar de TapasLatina · $

Top 12 venues

  1. 01

    Maloney's

    Chamberí · $

    One small room, beer pong table, shots that hit different. Young locals, bartenders who know how to pour — cheap, actual fun.

  2. 02

    Bar Memory Rock

    Villa de Vallecas · $

    Rock bar run by two brothers — 70s/80s/90s on the speakers, brutally cold beers, darts and foosball. Thirty-year regulars call it home.

  3. 03

    Al Vicente. Copas

    Centro · $$

    Free tapas with every drink, flamenco videos, draft beer — four decades of the same owner, locals who want to stay quiet about it.

  4. 04

    Bar Restaurante El Camba

    Chamberí · $

  5. 05

    Picasso Bar

    Barajas · $

    Local neighborhood bar near the airport—cold beer, jamón, cheap tapas, open late. Staff named Nacho and Marie remember you.

  6. 06

    Rowland

    Salamanca · $

    Red walls, rock icons, unchanged for four decades. Good prices, genuine crowd, the kind of place that defines a neighborhood.

  7. 07

    Restaurante Avenida 13

    San Blas-Canillejas · $

  8. 08

    Bar La Esquina de Piquer

    Latina · $

  9. 09

    Laberinto Bar Music

    Centro · $$$

  10. 10

    La Vía Láctea

    Centro · $$

    Upbeat lounge offering drinks & dancing in a cozy space with a pool table & a vintage vibe.

  11. 11

    Bar Akelarre

    San Blas-Canillejas · $

  12. 12

    Casa Camacho

    Centro · $

    Standing-room vermouth bar where locals drink yayos—gin, red vermouth, casera—with olives and pickles. Small, old-school, dangerous in the best way.