Cabaret Satán

Run by the owners of Santoría and Fun Fun Madrid, this legendary cocktail bar, first opened in the 1930s in the centre of Madrid by the avant-garde painter Mario Carreño, is now reopening its doors in the neighbourhood of Malasaña, serving cocktails that change throughout the night along with light bites to eat, in a setting bathed in red light and velvet.

Cabaret Satán venue is a cavern, accessed via a staircase, just as the original bar was. The space is divided into three areas: the bar, a large lounge area with tables and sofas, and a more intimate lounge draped in red velvet. From the ceilings hang extravagant lamps, and the whole place is bathed in red light.

The menu (which also reproduces the typeface of the first Cabaret Satán) transforms over the course of the evening, serving different cocktails as the night progresses. Devised by the same bartender as in La Santoría, it serves classic cocktails, with multiple nods to Madrid in terms of smells, flavours, colours and specific products. A brand new food menu has been created to accompany the cocktails served at the bar in its new location.