La Carbonería

Free flamenco show with decent priced drinks. The show was incredible! I loved that they don’t let any one video tape, it kept the view phone free and everyone in the moment. PLEASE respect that wish if you go. Shows start at 8:30, 9:30 and 10:30 I believe. I would recommend going right at 9pm because the first crowd leaves and the second group trickles in slower.

Great place with free flamenco. Shows at 8:30pm, 9:30pm and 10:30pm. The prices for the drinks are also very cheap. The place is really full with people, so I recommend to come 30 minutes early before the show starts.

Wonderful experience being able to see their Flamenco performance. The drinks are well priced and it gets very busy before the show at 8:30. Please do not take videos as they ask you not to during the performance and respect their wishes.

It's a good place for cheap drinks and flamenco shows. It gets packed during the show obviously. Spare enough time before a show to ensure you get a good spot. The performance feels more raw than institutionalized flamenco shows you see at the theatre. I recommend you try both while in Andalusia!

amazing place! if you came here without cash, you didn’t do your research. this place is FULLY CASH ONLY! [seats] we came on a Monday around 715pm and the better seats in the house are almost all taken up. if you want good seats, come here at 7pm, get your drinks and tapas, and wait for the 830pm show. [food] we got the spicy chorizo sandwich, dressed tomatoes and potato omelette. the sandwich and tomatoes were quite salty, and the omelette was ok. also got a lemonade but won’t recommend it as it didn’t taste fresh like it was advertised. total was 15€, kinda expensive for the quality but love the rustic vibes of the place though, so that’s worth it. [flamenco] strictly no photos and videos on the performances, and they collect tips at the end. it was such a beautiful performance, so much authenticity and soul in the music and dance, the expression on the dancer was beautiful! you have to come watch it. we saw some people coming really late and close to 830pm to catch a quick glimpse of the show and head out. so it’s up to you if you wanna stay for the authentic informal vibes or simply catch a free show. overall we enjoyed our first flamenco experience here! 10/10 would recommend.

What a great evening! Three wonderful flamenco performances from an incredible dancer accompanied by a brilliant guitarist and a fabulous singer. Great atmosphere that feels authentic rather than something overly polished for the tourist trade. They came on stage at 8.30/9.30/1030 and although it was very busy so visibility was a challenge at times, there was plenty of coming and going so we were able to move forward as the evening progressed. Cash only and a special shout out to the solo tapas chef who worked his socks off! No photos or videos allowed out of respect for the performers and given it’s free to attend please go and find their collection tin!

I want to start off by saying just how incredible the show was. The dancer was incredible, singer & musician also, I would go back just to see them perform. My problem was with the audience. If you come here please be respectful of them. She asked for silence and no photos/videos, so basically any video you see on here was taken without permission. To be specific, she asked people 4-5 times for silence, she pointed people out who were taking videos and pictures as well asking them not to. If you're an adult who can't put their phone down to watch a 30 min performance, seriously don't go. Otherwise, it's a nice place for a few tapas & drinks, we also tipped the performers as they were great. We got the little sandwiches (can't remember the name) with chorizo & ham & the tomato plate - all delicious. & it's cash only!

This bar was recommended to us by the reception at our accommodation, and it turned out to be a great suggestion. They host a live flamenco show, which you can watch for free. However, it’s good to know that the performers usually collect cash donations afterwards, so it’s a nice idea to have some cash on hand if you’d like to contribute. There’s a rule that every guest has to order a drink, but it doesn’t have to be alcoholic. We didn’t drink alcohol and chose lemonade instead, which was very refreshing and reasonably priced at only €3. The atmosphere was cozy and authentic, and the flamenco show made the evening really special. Overall, it’s a great spot if you want to enjoy some local culture and an unforgettable experience. I recommend you to go early cuz its usually so crowded.