La Cueva de Lola

This was such an incredible experience - the three dancers that performed were absolutely amazing and the whole show was unbelievably fun and engaging. The space itself is intimate and cozy and really makes for a great atmosphere. At 25 euros a person (which includes a drink), it’s well worth the price. I’ll definitely be back and this show is a must-see for anyone visiting Madrid!

Lovely experience of flamenco with live music. Good service and food. They all speak English so it's good for tourists as well

Great little venue in the basement of what I believe is a little bar/cafe. Complementary first drink and olives and then table service . They serve food if you wish to eat there.. The dancers were amazing, they seemed to have a real passion and connection and the guitarist and singer were both equally as good.. would defiantly recommend even if you think it may not be your thing, you may be surprised!

Great show, really loved and enjoyed this experience. The olives at this place are some of the best olives I’ve ever tried. Venue is beautiful with a personal service of food and drinks served to your table. Love, love, love. Highly recommend ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

In an intimate basement setting in the brick vaults underneath an unassuming bar tucked down a dead end street in the shadow of the nearby church, I found the authentic passion and joy and painful sorrow of Flamenco. With only around 40 seats per show, prior booking is highly recommended. Visit their Facebook page for a discount code when you book direct.

The show was great. Very solid dancers and great space mainly catering foreigners. On the other hand, the service for me and my family was absolutely terrible. Maybe it was the fact that it was the late show (9pm), but it took the servers a while to take our order (we were sitting for a while until someone finally approached us (when the show was already starting), and they did not have time to take the food order. When the drinks arrived, they were less than optimal (I suggest drinking somewhere outside instead before coming), and one of the them (the sangria) was essentially a sugary drink. When mentioning this to the waiter, he said: "that is how we make it. I can give you another one but you will have to pay for it" (I prepaid the drink while making the reservation... highly discouraged). The food order was finally taken during the show´s break, and the food did not arrive until the show was over. In essence, me and my family had to eat while everyone else had already left and the the staff was cleaning the space. Simply terrible. If you can pay a few Euros more, I suggest going to the other more known flamenco places in town.