4 Bajo Cero
+34 915 76 80 91
Calle de Alcalá 90 <m> Príncipe de Vergara 2 9
saved by 17 people: there are 4 reviews
After Work Chic
Looking for a chic way to end your day at your (undoubtedly) chic office? Or maybe you just want to rub shoulders with Madrid’s pijo crowd. Either way, head to barrio Salamanca for an after-work cocktail at a cool new club, Cuatrobajocero. Its design and ambiance was inspired by Manhattan hotspots, with luxury oozing from every creative cocktail and sinfully soft sofa. Divided into two floors, the sofa whites and regal purples of the décor make you feel like part of the royals. Plus, there’s music from DJ Bruno Le Funk, whose sessions include chill-out, lounge, funk, house, jazz, and fusion sounds. Stop by and try one of their signature drinks: the Fraise Royal, which is a mixture of strawberries, strawberry liquor, and cava; or the Ferdi, with Bailey’s, amaretto and Kahlua.
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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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Costello Café & Nite Club
+34 915 22 18 15
Calle del Caballero de Gracia 10 <m> Gran Via 1 5
saved by 193 people: there are 58 reviews
This Club Rocks
Costello is great on Thursdays, try the upstairs lounge part for a chiller atmosphere and pretty people watching. Drinks aren't too expensive, and the music is good without being too loud. Downstairs, however, is another story. You feel a bit trapped in the dark, cavelike club, but get a few drinks in you and you'll be fine. The music is great: Britpop that gets even the shyest dancing. Check the website for live shows, it's a great place to see up-and-coming indie bands.
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La Metralleta
+34 915 32 52 24
Plaza de las Descalzas s/n <m> Callao 3 5
saved by 20 people: there are 8 reviews
Whether you’re after some classic vinyl or you just want to avoid fnac, this is the zona that will keep your toes tapping. La Metralleta has a huge stock of second-hand records, CDs, cassettes and videos. The shop is located next to an underground car park accessed from Plaza de las Descalzas, a stone’s throw from the Puerta del Sol. There is a great selection of collectors’ LPs and many CDs starting at just €1.
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Cafe Jazz Populart
+34 914 29 84 07
Calle de las Huertas 22 <m> Antón Martín 1
saved by 35 people: there are 11 reviews
Live Music in a Cool Setting
Don't tell me you haven't visited the coolest bar in Madrid!The venue opened 15 years ago and was host to up-and-coming musicians such as Perico Sambeat, Abdu Salim, Jorge Rossi, Ramón Cardo. With daily soul and jazz performances plus jam sessions, this is the definition of a hotspot.
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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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Sala El Sol
+34 915 32 64 90
Calle de los Jardines 3 <m> Gran Via 1 5
saved by 139 people: there are 39 reviews
Relive la Movida
If you haven't been here, you really must go. A Madrid institution, La Sala Sol has been going since the movida, without losing any of its edge (or changing its decoration). Expect a crowd from every walk of life, crammed against each other till seven in the morning. Bands are rarely international, but really, being cool isn’t the point
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Sala Galileo Galilei
+34 915 34 75 57
Calle de Galileo 100 <m> Islas Filipinas 7
saved by 70 people: there are 23 reviews
Live Music
If you love live music, head over towards Malasaña. Out of the centre, but one of the most original spaces in Madrid thanks to its balconies, pink neon and no-smoking policy. Jazz during the week, but weekends see the Neu! Club invite international djs and bands for a mix of lo-fi, electronic squelches and creative rock’n’roll.
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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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Sala Marco Aldany
+34 915 47 57 11
Calle de la Princesa 1 <m> Plaza de España 2 3 10
saved by 46 people: there are 25 reviews
Just near Plaza España is a cool music venue where you might catch some of your favorite international acts.In a past life this was a theatre. The sound can be touch and go, and the brand-themed décor a bit nauseating but it’s still a good venue. Recent headliners include Juliette Lewis and Nada Surf.
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