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Warm terracotta-toned dining room with wooden furniture, rush-seated chairs, a tall antique glazed cabinet and set tables with amber glassware
Four metal sharing plates on a wood counter with oysters on ice, seared meat, empanadas and a breakfast hash
Gloved hand topping a shredded-beef sandwich with pickled red onion on Aredna branded paper
Fried patties with pickled red onion and diced tomato over a white sauce
Grilled eggplant with pickled red onions over a white sauce, sprinkled with herbs.

Aredna

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Aredna calls itself a Mediterranean tapas bar and restaurant, cooking the Mediterranean from east to west. On Calle Barceló in Justicia, the carta puts Spanish bar staples like gildas, croquetas de jamón ibérico and patatas bravas next to hummus, falafel and milk-fed lamb with yogurt and pine nuts. The room is cosy and elegant. It opens in the evening Monday to Thursday, and from lunchtime Friday to Sunday.

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Background

About Aredna

The Story

Aredna is a Mediterranean tapas bar and restaurant on Calle de Barceló, in Justicia, cooking the Mediterranean from east to west. It opens at 18:00 from Monday to Thursday and at 13:00 from Friday to Sunday, running late every night.

The Cuisine

Mediterranean, from east to west as Aredna puts it. The carta runs from Spanish bar staples (gildas, a runny tortilla pincho, croquetas de jamón ibérico, patatas bravas) to hummus, falafel and milk-fed lamb with yogurt and pine nuts. The menu is published on Aredna's own site.

Highlights

What Diners Say

Good ValueCozyElegantWarm ServiceAttentive ServiceTraditional

Consensus

Aredna Ratings & Reviews

Professional Ratings

Diner Ratings

TripAdvisor

4.6

Google

4.6

1071

#671 in MadridGood

Aredna ranks #671 of 1001 rated restaurants in Madrid. Diners rate it 4.6/5 on TripAdvisor.

Reservations

How to Book Aredna

Booking

Reservations by phone or online via the website.

Experience

Aredna Dining Experience

Cosy and elegant, with continuous service from opening, so you can eat at an odd hour without planning around a split shift.

Navigate

Aredna Location & Neighbourhood

Address

Calle de Barceló, 5, 28004 Madrid, Spain

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Getting There

Calle Barceló 5, in Justicia. That's the quieter, better-dressed half of the Chueca side of town, narrow streets and small shopfronts, with Mercado de San Antón anchoring the eating around it.

Nearby

Justicia is the quieter, better-dressed half of the Chueca side of town, all narrow streets and small shopfronts. Mercado de San Antón anchors the eating, and around it sit grill rooms, wine bars and places that fill late. It is central without ever feeling like the centre.

Details

Aredna Reservations, Hours & Contact

Opening Hours

DayHours
Monday18:00–00:30
Tuesday18:00–00:30
Wednesday18:00–00:30
Thursday18:00–00:30
Friday13:00–01:00
Saturday13:00–01:00
Sunday13:00–00:30

Aredna hours verified 2026-08-10. Contact the restaurant to confirm.

Contact

Phone+34 682 050 304

Good to Know

Monday to Thursday it opens 18:00 to 00:30; Friday and Saturday 13:00 to 01:00; Sunday 13:00 to 00:30.
The menu is on the restaurant's own site.
Around €26–50 per person
Cards and contactless accepted. Paid parking available.

Questions

Aredna FAQ

What kind of food does Aredna serve?

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Mediterranean small plates. Spanish bar staples like gildas, croquetas and patatas bravas sit next to hummus, falafel and lamb with yogurt and pine nuts. The menu is published on Aredna's own site.

When is Aredna open?

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Every day. Monday to Thursday it opens in the evening, 18:00 to 00:30. Friday and Saturday it runs 13:00 to 01:00, and Sunday 13:00 to 00:30.

Where is Aredna?

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Calle Barceló 5, in Justicia, the quieter, better-dressed half of the Chueca side of town.

Is Aredna expensive?

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It's mid-range, around €26–50 per person; small plates run about €11 to €14.50.

What's on the menu at Aredna?

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The carta is built around small plates: homemade croquetas de jamón ibérico at €11, a hummus with sirloin, pine nuts and pomegranate molasses at €14.50, and an oxtail brioche at €14, plus desserts like a ricotta, orange-blossom and pistachio shoaybiyet at €7.

Is Aredna open for lunch?

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Only Friday to Sunday, from 13:00. Monday to Thursday it opens at 18:00.

Is there parking near Aredna?

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Paid parking is available nearby.

Does Aredna accept cards?

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Yes, cards and contactless are accepted.