On Calle de Silva 22, just steps from Madrid's bustling Gran Vía, José Alfredo occupies a slice of the city that has long been a crossroads of nightlife, culture, and everyday Madrid life. The bar sits in the 28004 postal district — a dense, walkable neighbourhood where tapas bars and traditional tabernas have coexisted for generations, making it a natural stop before or after exploring the surrounding streets.
As a tapas bar, José Alfredo fits into a dining format that is fundamentally social: small plates, standing room at the bar, and a rhythm dictated by conversation rather than a ticking reservation clock. Whether you're dropping in for a quick bite or settling in for a longer session of grazing, the format rewards curiosity and a willingness to order one plate at a time.
For current opening hours, pricing, and the latest menu, check the official website at josealfredobar.com or call ahead on +34 915 214 960. Walk-ins are typical for tapas bars of this style, but a quick call never hurts during busy Madrid weekends.
As a tapas bar, José Alfredo fits into a dining format that is fundamentally social: small plates, standing room at the bar, and a rhythm dictated by conversation rather than a ticking reservation clock. Whether you're dropping in for a quick bite or settling in for a longer session of grazing, the format rewards curiosity and a willingness to order one plate at a time.
For current opening hours, pricing, and the latest menu, check the official website at josealfredobar.com or call ahead on +34 915 214 960. Walk-ins are typical for tapas bars of this style, but a quick call never hurts during busy Madrid weekends.