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I-RUI TAKES ON A WEEKEND IN MADRID, SPAIN

Join us in exploring the spirit of Spain’s vibrant capital - uncovering hidden gems, neighbourhood favourites, and the quiet details that give Madrid its unique rhythm.

Each stop offers its own character, whether rooted in tradition or shaped by a more contemporary spirit. Together, they form a portrait of Madrid as it’s lived day to day - convivial, inspiring, and definitely worth returning to.

WHERE TO EAT & DRINK

Gota wine bar: Tucked away on a quiet corner in Chamberí, Gota is a sanctuary for natural wine lovers and vinyl enthusiasts alike. Minimalist in design but rich in soul, it offers a rotating list of thoughtfully sourced wines and a menu that lets seasonal ingredients shine. Whether you're sipping solo or sharing plates with friends, Gota delivers that rare balance of intimacy and buzz.

Casa Canito: Walk-ins only and always in demand, Casa Canito is one of those places where you put your name on the list and take a stroll while you wait. By the time you’re seated, the atmosphere is buzzing — tables packed with friends sharing cold beers and easy plates.

Glop vinos: Equal parts bottle shop and buzzing bar, it draws a laid-back crowd that comes for the natural wines and stays for the energy. With shelves stacked high and tables spilling out onto the sidewalk, it’s the kind of place where a quick glass turns into an impromptu evening - effortlessly cool, yet refreshingly unpretentious.

Ostras Pedrin: Part seafood bar, part retro dream, Ostras Pedrín is all about oysters, anchovies, and old-school glam. With its cheeky name and throwback décor, it’s a love letter to classic marisquerías - but with a fresh, playful twist. Stop in for a quick vermouth and a couple of oysters at the bar, and you might just stay for the full seafood spread.