Part of the Gay Madrid Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Madrid, Spain
Malasaña underground club for techno and house devotees.
Ingrato Club sits on Calle de Munoz Torrero, on the seam between Chueca and Malasana, and it's an underground electronic room first and foremost: techno and house across the night, a sound system that's clearly the priority, and a dark, industrial space that fills up late rather than early. The crowd skews young, artsy, and there to dance, with a queer-inclusive, alternative bent and none of the bottle-service posturing. It's sweaty and unpretentious, the kind of DJ-led club you commit a full late night to. If your Madrid night is about the lineup rather than the scene, this is the room to find.
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