Del Diego

The latest "in" place to appear (well, late 1980s) in competition with Chicote and the Cock as a civilized place to enjoy a g...

This is a restaurant, café and cocktail bar rolled into one. You can while away the afternoon with a book, or stay for dinner and meet up...

Rick's takes its name from "Everybody Comes to Rick's," the original title of the Bogie classic Casablanca. Many gay b...

This bar has style, class and superb interior decor. The atmosphere exudes old-fashioned elegance and culture. It's located behind the fa...

This cafe attracts a predominantly gay clientele for drinks at lunchtime, afternoon snacks and cakes or cocktails at night served with a...

This is Madrid's most famous cocktail bar. It's classic retro chic, with the same 1930s interior design it had when the forei...

A typical old-fashioned Madrid tavern that serves a wide range of home-produced and imported beers, along with over 100 different varieti...

A large, bright orange disco-bar that opened in what used to be a tablao flamenco (Flamenco club). It's full of gay men in their 2...

A pleasantly decorated cafe with huge windows and an interior painted in olive green and lavender, it offers a great selection of coffees...

Bullfight fans will feel at home in this friendly and welcoming restaurant-bar that is decorated with fading yellow posters advertising f...

With an interior decorated like a typical Valencian country house and divided up into several small, cozy dining rooms, it's an ideal cho...

The splendid sushi bar at the entrance will tempt you in. Once inside, there are three distinct dining areas that all present an air of t...

An intimate dining room divided into four separate spaces where you can order from a menu that combines Japanese and Chinese specialties...

Renowned specialists in grilled red meats from Argentina and Uruguay, this kitchen also prepares a range of its own fresh pastas. The res...

This contemporary restaurant on Libertad 3 is an addition to the restaurants at Chueca district. Step into black and white interiors, acc...

This is a distinctly "pop" version of a Japanese eating spot, at least as far as dyed-in-the-wool aficionados are concerned,...

Carmencita, founded in 1840 and exquisitely restored, is a street-corner enclave of old Spanish charm filled with 19th-centur...

Enjoying tremendous vogue in Madrid is this popular restaurant, frequented largely by an attractive set of Madrileño youth. O...