Bad Company 1920 — Restaurant in Madrid

A Hidden Gem with an Unforgettable Experience!

This bar is truly something special! You enter through an unassuming door, ring the bell, and are greeted by a host who leads you down into the cellar. The journey doesn’t end there—you’re guided through a vault door into an amazing speakeasy-style bar.

The menu is an artwork in itself, both literally and figuratively. Inspired by the Prohibition era, you “purchase” art pieces that correspond to deliciously crafted cocktails. It’s a clever and creative twist that adds to the charm of the place.

The cocktails are masterfully mixed, with complex flavors and stunning presentation. And the ambiance? Absolutely perfect—cool, sophisticated, and full of character.

If you’re looking for a unique and unforgettable bar experience, this is the place to be. Highly...

This is definitely one of the coolest and most interesting experiences I’ve ever had at a bar. You say a password at the door and they let you in to a secret Chicago prohibition era speakeasy themed bar. Bartenders and waiters have old mob style apparel and fake revolvers. Brought us 2 free drinks to try out too. Staff seems exclusive and like they will throw you out at first but then you realize it’s just the theme of the place and everyone is super nice. Welcoming of all nationalities including Americans and English as well. If you take a picture they will pull the revolver out and pose like a mobster and tell you not to tell the police. 10/10 experience. Drinks between €13-16 each. Super great atmosphere, drink quality, service,...

Whoever was at the door decided the bar was closed 1 hour before their posted business hours. They did let another couple in and therefore not a capacity issue. Maybe because we were english speaking tourists, maybe because we are of darker complexion. Idk. Trash. I was looking forward to this.

1 star is the only rating I can give after being rudely turned away.

To management: You think its disrespectful? Imagine how disrespected I felt when some bouncer turned me away with a smirk and then proceeds to let other people in. I am just sharing my experience. Don’t accept reviews if you don’t want people to share their experience at your establishment. Or maybe, just maybe, do not deny entrance for no...