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Madrid, Spain
Low-key rainbow-forward corner bar for gay locals in Lavapiés.
A relaxed, queer-run corner cafe-bar in multicultural Lavapies, El Rincon Guay works as an all-day spot rather than just a night stop, open from breakfast through late, with a menu of tapas, pizzas, burgers, salads and cocktails. The room is unpretentious and a little old-school, and the crowd shifts over the course of a day: mixed and neighborly in the daytime, more visibly gay as the evening goes on, generally landing somewhere between mid-twenties and late-forties. Lavapies sits south of the better-known Chueca scene and trades on its own multicultural, lived-in energy, and El Rincon Guay fits that register, with acoustic sets, weekend brunches, and the easy familiarity of a place where regulars know each other. It's a comfortable, low-key base for gay locals and visitors who'd rather settle in over a long meal and a drink than chase a club.
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