Independance Club
+34 915 27 20 30
Calle Santa Engracia 17 <m> Bilbao 1 4
saved by 56 people: there are 15 reviews
New spot to hear the latest Brit pop and party til the sun comes up. It's inside Sala Bogui in Chueca, and the crowd is hip without being pretentious.
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Sala El Juglar
+34 915 28 43 81
Calle de Lavapiés 37 <m> Lavapiés 3
saved by 37 people: there are 15 reviews
There are three great reasons to go to El Juglar. 1. The excellent djs, who spin funk and soul from yesteryear. 2. The flamenco on a Sunday night. 3. The curry houses opposite -- the cheapest and best in the city.
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Tupperware
Calle Corredera Alta de San Pablo 26 <m> Tribunal 1 10
saved by 159 people: there are 51 reviews
Supercool indie and pop music and a kitschy design gets everyone tapping their feet at this bar in Malasaña.
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Café La Palma
+34 915 22 50 31
Calle de la Palma 62 <m> Noviciado 2 3 10
saved by 122 people: there are 29 reviews
A Bit of Everything...
When Malasaña gets too much at the weekends, cross Noviciado to find this gem of a venue, split between a cosy bar and an even cosier live space hosting lo-fi international groups and the best of the local underground.
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Areia Colonial Chillout
+34 913 10 03 07
Calle de Hortaleza 92 <m> Chueca 5
saved by 234 people: there are 60 reviews
Mojitos and Music
You’ll have to fight for them, but if you manage to get one of the sofa-beds that are dotted around Areia, chances are you won’t leave until they’re throwing you out. The best chill-out bar in the city. The bartenders mix a mean mojito, and the DJs play an ecletic mix of sounds to keep you nodding your head all night.
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Gula Gula
+34 915 22 87 64
Calle Gran Vía 1 <m> Sevilla 2
saved by 29 people: there are 13 reviews and 4 menus
Food with a Side of Cross-Dressing
Looking to spice up your night? Visit Gula Gula, with its unique cuisine and a distinctive cross-dressing waiters, who not only serve up delectable dishes such as salmon with almonds and passion fruit sauce, but also a racy show. Be prepared for an experience unparalleled to any other restaurant in Madrid.
Glass Bar
+34 917 87 77 70
Carrera de San Jerónimo 34 (Hotel Urban) <m> Sevilla 2
www.derbyhotels.com/page.php?id=517
saved by 63 people: there are 21 reviews
Über Trendy
Before dinner, make your way to the über-cool Glass Bar in the stylish Hotel Urban for a pre-prandial cocktail. In contrast to your average bar, almost everything -- tables, chairs, fittings -- is made of glass and, while it may be pricey, being seen (get a seat near the window) in this effortlessly hip establishment will increase your street cred no end.
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Supersonic Club Madrid
JUEVES - COSTANILLA DE LOS ÁNGELES 20 // VIERNES - PLAZA DEL CARMEN SN <m> Alonso Martínez 4 5 10
saved by 56 people: there are 19 reviews
Supersonic is the place to go if you’re in search of the best indie, Britpop, new wave, and 80s music that Madrid has to offer. With old copies of Melody Maker on the walls, and all of your favourite guitar-based hits on the decks, it’s just like being in a British basement circa 1995. They’ve hosted many great bands including The Charlatans, Kaiser Chiefs, Mando Diao, The Sounds, and more. Great live shows, themed nights and a loud student vibe make it a small oasis to pass your nights in a blur.
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La Via Láctea
+34 914 46 75 81
Calle de Velarde 18 <m> Tribunal 1 10
saved by 120 people: there are 35 reviews
A fun copas bar in Malasaña complete with pool tables (normally used for sitting rather than playing when it gets crowded). Right off Plaza 2 de Mayo, La Vía Lactea has groovy décor and a very hip clientele. The best part is the music, which is a bit throwback and always makes you stop and say "Man, I forgot how much I love this song!"
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Café Belén
+34 913 08 27 47
Calle de Belén 5 <m> Chueca 5
saved by 88 people: there are 29 reviews
Not the cheapest bar in town, but certainly less costly than the others in the neighbourhood. Bottled spirits are the real deal, the vibe is urban chic and the surroundings are relaxed, with candlelight and low-fi tunes instead of the often too-cool-for-school pretensions of the barrio at large.
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