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Madrid, Spain
Century-old Chueca tavern famous for vintage tile, hanging hams, and tortilla española.
This century-old tavern is a Chueca institution, beloved for its no-frills charm and some of the best tortilla española in Madrid. Vintage tiles, hanging hams, and a marble bar give it the feel of stepping back in time, while the crowd is a mix of neighborhood regulars, curious tourists, and locals grabbing a quick vermut before dinner. It's not a queer venue in the programmed sense, but its location and easygoing atmosphere make it a natural stop in the neighborhood circuit. Come for the tortilla, stay for the vermouth, and soak in the unpretentious warmth of a bar that's been serving the neighborhood long before Chueca became a destination.
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