Glass Pavilion — Local services in Madrid

Good for events as it is really spacey. Not easily reachable though, next supermarket or restaurant is quite far away (like 10min walk).

Cafeteria inside sells expensive food (most likely because the next supermarket is too far away for most people) that I really wouldn’t buy anymore. The staff there could speak a little bit of English but not enough that I felt understood. I wanted to order a vegetable foccacia as I’m vegetarian but luckily my friend warned me that there’s tuna inside. Not something I would expect and it wasn’t written on the menu. The only vegetarian option was a sandwich with some kind of omelet in it that tasted like absolutely nothing. Not enough salt. The chocolate donut I had was too dry and didn’t taste good. Only good thing in the cafeteria were the smoothies.

The toilets are really small (at least on the ground floor, dunno if there were more on the other floors). Only 3 pissoirs and 3 stalls in the men’s bathroom. Not enough for such a big...

The festivities inside were quite nice and the overall organization, but I do have to highlight that for such a big place that hosts events for hundreds of peaple, having only one small bathroom is quite annoying and disappointing, especially for when the event is for beers. We got to a point where we wanted to try more options but decided not to, just to avoid the 20+ minutes of waiting for...

This is a box of concrete and glass which you wouldn't visit unless you had a really good reason to.

While the security folks were friendly, they were patently incapable of switching on the fans and air conditioning, even when asked multiple times. Sometimes, you'd get one fan, sometimes two, only once all.

There's a small cafeteria there with products that...