Me gustó. Estilo de bar donde me gusta tomar cañas. Precio de la caña 2€. Única pega, el servicio que está al otro lado de la barra y tienes que doblarte para pasar.

Andaluces pero como en casa. Trato espectacular. La atención de la chica ha sido fantástica. Los yayos una pasada!! Volvemooooooos pronto.

Un lugar para disfrutar de un vermut y de su cocina en un ambiente animado y divertido. Sus garbanzos con callos de MATRICULA. SI, no lo conoces; tú próximo " BAR "

Kathryn Cooper

The yayos are incredible (maybe dangerous). Love coming back to this spot when in Madrid.

Allan Bernstein

Those Yayos we won’t soon forget . Great vibe . Good Tapas . A blast from the past

winny cheung

Everything was perfect, and the vibe was incredibly chill. Even as a traveler, I felt cozy and found it easy to order drinks and food. I highly recommend all the alcoholic beverages here. Pair them with a few finger foods, like the classic olives and pickles, for a great experience!

Sean Milburn

Amazing local spot in Madrid. The yayo drink and great. Small standing room only great for. Quick bite

Evan Zatorre

One of the best bars in Madrid. Classic vermouth cocktail "yayo,'" friendly staff, and great ambience (the bathroom is funny).

Benny P

I just came for the Yayo, which was very good. But the atmosphere in the place is very nice. Where I come from we call this a "Brown Pub" - a cosy place that looks more or less like when it open for 100 years ago, full of history and charm. The lady that served me didn't speak English but was very good at taking it slow in Spanish. I didn't know that I was to Vermouth untill this trip. A must visit

Grace

Fantastic vermouth bar! I think of this place so fondly. I visited twice during my stay and wish they would sell me a bottle of their vermouth to take home. Absolute must visit if you’re in town. You get simple tapas with each drink order and the drinks could not be stronger nor cheaper. Their yayos are made with vermouth, gin, and tonic. The owner is kind and friendly as well. Plop down on the bar and order as much as you can drink and eat!

florentina dobre

Best place to have spanish vibe. Little bar but with lot of good vibe, i entered by “mistake” and i got lost in Narnia…. Absolutelly best experience i ve ever had in Madrid♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ love it!!!!! Everytime i ll come again♥️ try YAYOS! Wowwww! ♥️

Liz Taillie

A must visit! We don’t speak the language and this place seems a bit intimidating but it’s so good and such a vibe. Seems like a place Anthony Bourdain would have raved about, RIP. Not a touristy place more of a local spot and it is small. Must order a yayos, gin mixed with vermouth on top and a splash of soda water and lemon. Warning though because they are strong but small. They give a complimentary bite with the drinks which pairs perfectly. But the highlight was the iberico ham, the best we had on our week long trip. Not sure what the quality grade is but it was velvety and melt in mouth with an acorn nuttiness. Hope places like these never go away.

Chaitanya Vaidya

We tried here Vermut. We enjoyed. It's classic style bar with old style taps. If you are nearby and want ro try Vermut quickly before going to center it's nice stop. Recommended.

Tatianna Tonnacliff

Super cool vibe if you’re not from Madrid yayo was cool and Gilda’s great

Mustafa Arikan

Now this is an interesting spot at the city centre. If you@want to experience something different you@can come here and ask for a yayo. I liked it a lot. It is vermut.

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Nerijus Pudziuvelis

Best yayos in town even i had only at one place. Thesee two oweners are charming - serving vermouth from tap on a XIX century bar. They say you should have 4-5 drinks at their place - good philosophy.

Gabriela Vachkova

Super happy with this place! The famous Yayos (vermouth, gin, and soda) are absolutely amazing and the tapas are quite generous (nuts and olives) compare to many of the places in the area that only give you some chips. The staffs are also very friendly and charming! It feels like you are back in time :)

Emilia Ciarcia

Not the usual touristic place. Traditional bar, popular among locals too. First time I tried yayo (vermouth, gin and soda) and it comes with nice olives. Nice stop while you are enjoying the city at night and before heading to have dinner!

This place is authentic and amazing. The interior, the people, the food is all so, so good. Go there and experience a little bit of honest Madrid instead of the usually tourist traps.

This place is authentic and amazing. The interior, the people, the food is all so, so good. Go there and experience a little bit of honest Madrid instead of the usually tourist traps.

Now this is an interesting spot at the city centre. If you@want to experience something different you@can come here and ask for a yayo. I liked it a lot. It is vermut.

I loved my experience here! It was crammed with people but it made the atmoshphere even better. I had a yayo with some tapas and I loved everything. I highly recommend it. It's almost like stepping i…

Me encantó y mas su bebida con Gin y Vermut 😇. La comida rica y buenos precios, lo malo es que esta super chiquito!

Taberna de toda la vida con las cubas de vino vistas y con una buena oferta de tapas clasicas: gildas, boquerones en vinagre, anchoas, callos con garbanzos,..... La chica que me atendió genial, muy profesional y agradable. Un sitio con encanto para incluir en una ruta de tapas por Malasaña.

Uno de los pocos bares clásicos que aún quedan en Madrid; y por desgracia, porque cada vez quedan menos tabernas de este estilo. En nada cumplen 100 años de vida, se fundó en 1929, y son conocidos por sus 'yayos', una bebida que combina vermú de grifo, gaseosa y ginebra. Muy original, pero cuidado con las cantidades, porque pegan... De aperitivo suelen poner aceitunas o frutos secos, nada especial, aunque tienen bocadillos y conservas en carta por si quieres pedir para acompañar. Para ir al baño tienes que pasar por debajo de la barra. El sitio es pequeño y no dejan sacar bebidas a la calle, así que puede que te toque esperar. Como taberna castiza, te va a gustar.

Típica taberna, para tomarte un par de sus famosos yayos, unas gildas o picoteo...tiene mucha fama y siempre esta lleno, teniendo que haver cola para poder entrar, va rápido pero bueno....eso de tener que hager cola en este típico bar es un poco...por lo menos el puerta es amable. Ir a primera hora mejor, ahorrarse esto y luego ya irte a comer a otro lado , pero siempre esta bien como inicio.

Thomas John McMaw

An obligatory stop-off is a must for one of their famous "yayos" - a mix of gin, red vermouth and a dash of "casera" sweet soda. These things are delicious and dangerous alike. I say stop for one, and you could maybe stretch to two, but stop there - quit whilst you're ahead! Yayos are often the start of an epic (and somewhat messy) night in Malasaña. The bar is legendary, and the bar staff are too. There aren't too many places like this left, so it's worth a visit, and I'm sure you'll be back. The food options aren't anything special, so stick with olives or something basic if you really need a bite. You likely won't have time to eat though as the bar has a quick turnaround and gets crazy busy at peak times (from 20:00 onwards) so go early or prepare to wait / squeeze your way in!

Carlye Beyer

Very small place inside and normally packed with people, but worth stopping in to try a classic yayo (vermouth, gin, and casera) for 2.50€. It’s a nice drink and comes with a small tapa like olives or potato chips. It’s something you must try once.

Kigu Studios

The review I wrote was deleted because it was too truthful and had some humour in it. I will summarise: 1. Madrid institution — Go. 2. Quality, traditional bar snacks — Get. 3. The gentleman (ahem) that works there (no hair, miserable, looks like someone took a steamy one on the top of his birthday cake) — tell him to take a loooooooong walk off a short pier. Let’s see if THIS review makes it past the Google Censorial Complex!

Bla Bla Bla

It's ok, been told by a friend of mine about this place and his "yayo" drinks whic were good. Not happy with the fact I had to ask for some tapas since we were the one without and mostly because he charged us ahead as if we would run away. Not sure I'll be back.

Sergio Mayer

Our experience was going perfect until raised our voice pitch. Then the waiter told us to not to speak so load, so we did. Later, the whole bar was so crowded we managed to speak loud enough just to be heard each other, and when we asked for another round of their good vermouth and gin, they told us to leave. We were a group of 35 years friki researchers, just imagine how bad could that be... In our opinion, they didn't want to keep serving, and as we had already an advise it was a good excuse to make us go. The place is absolutely full on weekends, so they didn't need it money anyway. It you won't speak loud, this place is for you!

Me gustaba mucho ir a este sitio a tomar unos yayos, pero hoy he ido con mi familia y no han podido ser más maleducados y desagradables con nosotros (especialmente la camarera) por cantar un simple feliz cumpleaños, sin avisarnos previamente de que no se podía cantar. Ah, por no hablar de que hace mas de 100 años que no limpian el polvo. No lo recomendaré más.

Bar castizo de siempre. Todo muy bueno, pero la camarera es de las personas mal maleducadas que he visto nunca. El baño está dentro de la barra y al pasar le ha dicho a mi chica “donde co*o vas” cuando se le hablado con total amabilidad de que simplemente quería pasar al baño. No he querido liarla más por la gente que había, pero ese lugar no se merece esa persona como trabajadora

Si queréis conocer un sitio que vive de la popularidad pero ha abandonado cualquier espíritu de servicio y hospitalidad, este es vuestro sitio. La camarera una persona desagradable donde las haya por el trato que le da a los clientes y empleados. Cañas a 3 euros, servicio desagradable...Un despropósito