This place is one of the best places to have a nice time with friends. It's different from any other place in Madrid and I'll tell you why. The first thing is that you feel at home and it's the only club to drink in Madrid where you pay the weight of what you consume. It is the best after work. I go very often, because the service is spectacular. They are constantly innovating, and here you can always try something new, as well as exotic alcoholic drinks from different parts of the world.
If you become a member of the club by providing your email, they will apply a discount and register your drinks to make your choice easier in future visits. They will always know your tastes better and on your next visit they can advise you on which drink you may like. Please ask for the tequeños (cheese fingers) and cecina. If you want to organise your birthday or a special event here instead of at home, but you still want to feel at home, you can do it in Welkhome. You can reserve tables for groups and rent the place for private celebrations and events.
You can select the music and the place has a lot of life with the screens and the images they share.
Cheers for everyone. Come together!
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