is a traditional Spanish tavern located in the Chamberí district of Madrid. It is renowned for its "old school" atmosphere, characterized by walls covered in photos of famous patrons and traditional blue and white tiles. The establishment is famous for its "dobles" (large glasses of draft beer) and its commitment to classic Madrid-style service. Key Offerings & Quality
: Fresh prawns (gambas), mussels, and canned gourmet preserves (conservas) like cockles and razor clams. Embutidos : High-grade Ibérico ham and various cured meats.
: The menu focuses on high-quality, simple Spanish staples. Popular items include:
: The atmosphere is bustling, loud, and authentic. It is often standing-room only, especially during the "la hora del vermut" (the vermouth hour) before lunch or dinner.
: The service is described as efficient and direct, typical of traditional Madrid tapas bars.
: Calle de Ponzano, 58, 28003 Madrid, Spain (Note: There is also a second location at Calle de José Abascal, 16).