This club is now one of the best places to see "true" flamenco as opposed to the more tourist-oriented version presented at Corral de la Morería . It is also a bar and restaurant, with space reserved in the rear for flamenco. Shows are presented midnight on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday and during Madrid's major fiesta month of May. The best flamenco in Madrid is presented here: Proof of the pudding is that flamenco singers and dancers often hang out here after hours. Tapas are priced at 2.70€ to 15€ ($3.40-$19) and are available at the bar. The club is open daily from 8pm to 2:30am.

Copyright: Excerpted from Frommer's Madrid, 3rd Edition, (c) 2008, Wiley Publishing, Inc.

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