La Venencia
Bar in Las Cortes
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About
La Venencia is a Bar in Centro, Las Cortes, Spain. Cuisine: Tapas. It stays open late, until 01:00. For a quieter visit, come by on a Monday. Price range: budget-friendly. A popular choice for Families. Rated 4.4★ from 3215 reviews, it is among the best-reviewed spots in Las Cortes.
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What diners mention
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Frequently asked questions
Where is La Venencia?+
La Venencia is located at 7 Calle de Echegaray, Madrid, Las Cortes.
What kind of place is La Venencia?+
La Venencia is a Bar in Las Cortes serving Tapas.
What are La Venencia's opening hours?+
La Venencia is open seven days a week. La Venencia stays open late, until 01:00.
Is La Venencia open on Sundays?+
Yes, La Venencia is open on Sundays.
When is the best time to visit La Venencia?+
It is busiest on Saturday and usually quietest on Monday.
How expensive is La Venencia?+
La Venencia is generally budget-friendly.
What does La Venencia offer?+
La Venencia offers Bar.
What is La Venencia good for?+
La Venencia is a popular choice for Families.
Location
What people say
“Es para pasar y tomarse un jerez de aperitivo con unas tapitas.”
Reviews sourced from Google.
What diners say on Google
Sophia Robbie★★★★★We came here for a nightcap. It was one of the every few bars that was open around 1 in this neighborhood. There is other nightclubs around there that were open, but we wanted something relaxed just for a night cap and this was the perfect spot.
Simon Payne★★★★★Don’t expect a friendly smile if you’re a tourist, but the experience is of a genuine local Madrid bar. Only sherry, no beer or wine was served while I had lunch. Tapas is simple but tasty and goes well with the sherry. If you want to pretend to be a local and get some great sherry, put it on your list.
Hery Tobon★Went on Saturday June 13th at 8:00-8:30, food and drinks were amazing. They are loosing business due to the absolutely rudest person managing the bar. This was the female bartender all the way to the right. She is costing this business money, she was rude to me when I walked in. I speak Spanish, shortly after me a family came in that didn’t speak Spanish. She had to be the nastiest person in that establishment with the way she talk to that family. To management - pay attention how your staff handles people that might be different than them.
Drew Hunt★★★★★Iconic, unspoilt institution and an absolute "must see" on any Madrid itinerary. Fabulous selection of sherries stored in barrels on the premises served in historic, atmospheric environment. Dried/ cured meats & other tapas are surprisingly good!
Reviews sourced from Google.
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