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ZARPA

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Address

Calle de las Infantas 26, Madrid

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Phone

34 653 06 31 80

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Website

zarpamadrid.com

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About this place ZARPA

Zarpa is a gay bar on Calle de las Infantas in Chueca, Madrid's main gay neighbourhood. It is generally listed as a bear-leaning bar with a mostly male crowd, and it runs late: listed hours are 21:00 to 03:00 Wednesday and Thursday, to 03:30 on Friday and Saturday, and to 02:00 on Sunday. It is closed Monday and Tuesday. Like most of Madrid, it starts slowly, with crowds arriving after midnight at weekends. Several other Chueca bars are within a couple of minutes' walk, so it is easy to fold into a longer night out.

Opening Hours

Closed

Monday Closed

Tuesday Closed

Wednesday 21:00-03:00

Thursday 21:00-03:00

Friday 21:00-03:30

Saturday 21:00-03:30

Sunday 21:00-02:00

Features

Gay LGBTQ+ Bears Happy Hour Drag shows Live music Casual Dancing Area Dark Room Party Club After hours (after 4am) Pub/Tavern Walk ins welcome Mixed LGBTQ+ Dance Dance club Pub Themed parties Darkroom No dress code

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4.1

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123 reviews

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Christians Vlog Jun 2026

★★★★★

The guy at the entrance is really rude. I wouldt recommend this spot to anyone.

Gabriela Torres Jun 2026

★★★★★

If I could give 0 stars, I would. The doorman was unpleasant. He has absolutely no manners. Learn how to treat people or don't work in customer service. Have some empathy, or at least try. He's arrogant, overbearing, and has no manners. Response: (No intention to lie) Instead of saying that everyone lies, as I see in other reviews, and telling people they're not important, have the humility to improve. Whoever is at the door, whatever their role, is rude. He's rude, and you're another one.