La Fisna
La Fisna
A wine bar at Calle del Amparo 91 in Lavapiés, central Madrid, with a Solete in the Guía Repsol. It opened in 2008 as a shop and tasting centre on Doctor Fourquet and moved here in 2016, into the old castiza taberna Casa Donato, keeping the original architecture. The list leans on small producers and the kitchen cooks a short carta daily.
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From @lafisna.vinoycata on Instagram
Antonio. Las cosas no pasan por casualidad. En la Fisna preferimos las causalidades, porque con buen producto, técnica y gusto solo se puede ofrecer cocina de verdad: recetas bien interpretadas, platos sabrosos. Antonio orquesta todo para que el ritmo armónico nos haga disfrutar de su know-how,
CELIA IMMELE En Colmar, sur de Alsacia, @celia.immele subraya el movimiento creciente de jóvenes elaboradores que apuestan por el vino natural. Maneja 2 ha en locación y la 2024 es su primera añada despues de 10 años trabajando para bodega vecinas. La escasez de lluvias a causa de la barrera geólo
Curry verde, Calabacín, Mejillón comer 🍽️ #winebar #curry #beberbien #comerbien#
Flor de calabacín huerto familiar, pisto y yema! 😬
La copa de vino! Se te ocurre algo que haya revolucionado más y se haya impuesto con tanta rapidez en las tendencias de vino que los diferentes modelos de copas de cristal fino? Y cada día aparece uno nuevo en el mercado por el que perdemos la cabeza! Lo queremos ! Todos sabemos que no es sólo
Background
About La Fisna
The Story
Delia Baeza opened La Fisna in May 2008 on Calle Doctor Fourquet, as a shop and tasting centre. In February 2016 it moved to Amparo 91 and added the wine bar, so it now works as bar, shop, tasting room, importer and distributor at once. The building was Casa Donato, a castiza taberna and wine bar before it, and the original architecture stayed put.
The Cuisine
Wine-led and traditional. The list runs on small producers, with natural wines well represented, and the house ages some of the best bottles that pass through it, moving them onto the carta as they come round. The by-the-glass choice is wide, with a sommelier on hand for pairing advice. The food carta is deliberately short and made daily because the space is small: seasonal product plated with care, with cheese boards, cecina and patatas revolconas among the plates.
The Team
Delia Baeza founded La Fisna in 2008. In the kitchen, the house's cooks work the seasonal product into a short daily carta, and on the floor it puts hospitality on a par with what's in the glass.
Highlights
What Diners Say
Consensus
La Fisna Ratings & Reviews
Professional Ratings
decor 6.4/10, service 7.2/10, typical spend 25€
Diner Ratings
4.4
1080
TripAdvisor
4.4
178 reviews
Reservations
How to Book La Fisna
Booking
Book online at https://www.covermanager.com/reservation/module_restaurant/la-fisna/spanish# (covermanager).
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Experience
La Fisna Dining Experience
Quiet, with the music kept low, and the room reads classic and a little rustic. The wine list is the reason people are here, heavy on natural wine and small growers, and the service is attentive without hovering. The crowd it draws has come for the wine specifically rather than wandered in off the street.
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La Fisna Location & Neighbourhood
Address
Calle del Amparo, 91, 28012 Madrid (Lavapiés), Spain
Get directions→Getting There
Calle del Amparo 91, 28012 Madrid, in Lavapiés. It's a steeply layered corner of central Madrid, a tight grid of narrow streets where the cooking comes from everywhere at once, with the Reina Sofía and CaixaForum uphill and El Rastro at the bottom. The bar's own site also points to Atocha and Puerta del Sol as things it sits near.
Nearby
Lavapiés is a steeply layered corner of central Madrid, a tight grid of narrow streets where the cooking comes from everywhere at once. The rooms are small, the prices are honest, and the good ones fill with regulars rather than reservations. Museo Reina Sofía and CaixaForum Madrid sit uphill from it, El Rastro at the bottom.
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Details
La Fisna Reservations, Hours & Contact
Opening Hours
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | 18:00–00:00 |
| Tuesday | 18:00–00:00 |
| Wednesday | 18:00–00:00 |
| Thursday | 18:00–00:00 |
| Friday | 18:00–00:00 |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
La Fisna hours verified 2026-08-10. Contact the restaurant to confirm.
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Good to Know
Questions
La Fisna FAQ
Does La Fisna have a Michelin star?
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No. There's no Michelin distinction. It holds a Solete in the Guía Repsol, a Repsol recognition rather than a star or a Sol.
What kind of wine does La Fisna pour?
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Wine from small producers, with natural wine well represented. The house also ages some of the bottles that pass through it and releases them onto the list, and it works as an importer and distributor as well as a bar.
Where is La Fisna, and what's its history?
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Calle del Amparo 91, in Lavapiés. Delia Baeza opened La Fisna in May 2008 as a shop and tasting centre on Calle Doctor Fourquet, and in 2016 it moved here into the old castiza taberna Casa Donato, keeping the original architecture.
When is La Fisna open?
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Evenings only, Monday to Friday, 18:00 to midnight, and closed Saturday and Sunday.
What food does La Fisna serve alongside the wine?
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A short, daily-changing carta of small plates: a solomillo steak tartar with focaccia, roasted peppers with ventresca, ensaladilla rusa de langostinos, a croquetón of cecina and San Simón cheese, a cheese selection, and specials like grilled mackerel over homemade green curry. Around €26 to €50 per person.
How do I book, and can I buy wine to take home?
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Book online through CoverManager, linked from the wine bar's own site. It also sells wine as a shop, tasting centre, importer and distributor.
Does La Fisna run wine tastings?
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Yes. On Wednesdays its sommeliers lead tastings in the private room, from beginners' sessions to themed or comparative tastings; request one by email.
Does La Fisna serve beer or cocktails?
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No. It's a wine-only bar: no soft drinks, coffee, spirits or draught beer, but more than 1,000 wines, with many by the glass or half glass.