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Las Bóvedas de Cibeles

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#985 in MadridRanked #985 of all Madrid restaurants on Guidavera. Click to see the full ranked list./GoodGuidavera tier, our editorial classification combining ratings, accolades, and source consensus across the Madrid dining scene./SpanishSpanish cuisine: the kitchen's primary culinary tradition and style./€€€€/Centro/

Las Bóvedas de Cibeles sits in brick-vaulted cellars at Alcala 43, near the Cibeles fountain in Centro. It is a Spanish restaurant, taperia and cocktail bar working traditional dishes with a contemporary edge (paellas, roasts, tapas and pinchos), plus a daily seasonal lunch menu. There is a covered terrace painted with old-Madrid murals, a bar and a private room for events.

Background

About Las Bóvedas de Cibeles

The Story

Las Bóvedas de Cibeles occupies brick-vaulted cellars at Alcala 43, near Cibeles, a large space split across vaulted dining rooms, a bar, a covered terrace and a private room (its own site).

The Cuisine

The kitchen does traditional Spanish food with a contemporary edge (paellas, roasts, tapas and pinchos), with a daily seasonal lunch menu.

Highlights

What Diners Say

ClassicTraditional

Consensus

Las Bóvedas de Cibeles Ratings & Reviews

Diner Ratings

Google

3.6

1404

TripAdvisor

2.9

291 reviews

#985 in MadridGood

Las Bóvedas de Cibeles ranks #985 of 1001 rated restaurants in Madrid. Diners rate it 2.9/5 on TripAdvisor (291 reviews).

Reservations

How to Book Las Bóvedas de Cibeles

Booking

Reservations by phone at 915212623.

Experience

Las Bóvedas de Cibeles Dining Experience

The setting is the draw: a warren of brick vaults, a bar, and a covered terrace decorated with murals of old Madrid. It runs large, built for groups, tapas-and-drinks sessions and private celebrations, so it reads more lively hall than intimate table.

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Las Bóvedas de Cibeles Location & Neighbourhood

Address

Calle Alcala, 43, 28014, Madrid, Spain

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Getting There

Calle de Alcalá 43, almost on the corner with Gran Vía, between the Cibeles fountain and the Metrópolis building, in Madrid's Centro.

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

Las Bóvedas de Cibeles Reservations, Hours & Contact

Opening Hours

DayHours
Monday08:00–00:00
Tuesday08:00–00:00
Wednesday08:00–00:00
Thursday08:00–00:00
Friday08:00–00:00
Saturday12:00–00:00
Sunday12:00–00:00

Las Bóvedas de Cibeles hours verified 2026-09-18. Contact the restaurant to confirm.

Contact

Phone+34 915 212 623
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Good to Know

Spanish cooking: paellas, roasts, tapas and pinchos, plus a daily seasonal lunch menu
A restaurant, tapería and cocktail bar in brick-vaulted cellars
Covered terrace with old-Madrid murals, usable year-round; a private room for events
Around €26 to €50 per person
Open daily; from 08:00 on weekdays, from midday at weekends

Questions

Las Bóvedas de Cibeles FAQ

What food does Las Bovedas de Cibeles serve?

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Traditional Spanish cooking, paellas, roasts, tapas and pinchos, with a daily seasonal lunch menu, plus cocktails.

Where is it?

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At Calle de Alcalá 43, almost on the corner with Gran Vía, beside the Metrópolis building and near the Cibeles fountain.

Is it good for a group or an event?

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Yes, it runs large, with vaulted dining rooms, a bar, a covered terrace and a private room for celebrations.

When is it open?

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Daily; from 08:00 on weekdays and from midday at weekends.

Can I see the menu at Las Bóvedas de Cibeles?

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The carta is published on the venue's own site. Expect to spend around €26 to €50 per person.

Does Las Bóvedas de Cibeles have a daily lunch menu?

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Yes, it runs a daily seasonal lunch menu alongside its à la carte dishes.

What does Las Bóvedas de Cibeles' terrace look like?

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It's a covered terrace painted with old-Madrid murals.

Is Las Bóvedas de Cibeles a cocktail bar too?

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Yes, it operates as a restaurant, taperia and cocktail bar in its brick-vaulted cellars.