Bodega de la Ardosa

This appears to be the famous bodega off the streets of Malasaña. They don’t serve whole/pincho of tortillas here. Instead they gift them as tapas when ordering drinks. We ordered torreznos, gilda, and croquetas de jamón. The torreznos are a bit tough and slightly burnt, but still quite tasty. The croquetas are pretty good though. One of my fav things is the atmosphere and the service. It’s become a local bar that old friends come to hang out. Here it’s not as crowded as the one in Malasaña, which is amazing. People can actually come here and chill and chat and hear each other talk. Many locals in Chamberí come here for a quick tapa and drink and off they go to their day. Service is also great. The waiters are very attentive. In general, it was a good experience!

The food was good. Definitely try out the Spanish omelette and grilled artichoke if it’s on the menu. The Sangria was refreshing. Atmosphere was quite bustling and it’s quite hard to find a place to sit due to the demand rightfully so. The ambience is good but service could’ve been better. But it gets really busy so they might not have much time for you. If you don’t speak Spanish you can ask for an English menu. It seems they did put some work into the food they serve. Would recommend. 7/10

Traditional Bar in Madrid.Tapas is yummy. Don't miss this place

they were rude to us for no readon, the patatas bravas were good but still

A great place to spend sometime, nice staff, good food amazing atmosphere

Típical spanish place to eat tipical spanish food.

Traditional Madrid bodega that has lost some of its charm. Worth a visit, but not what it was.

Good and typical place for a beer, just it.