Bar in Madrid, Spain

De Vinos

225Pearl Points

Late-night wine

About De Vinos

De Vinos is worth considering when the night calls for a wine-focused Centro stop rather than a rooftop or cocktail showpiece. Its Star Wine List recognition gives it a useful quality signal, and the late-evening fit is the draw: better for a date or small group after dinner than for a full meal built around food.

For a Madrid evening, De Vinos is a direct option to consider if you want a venue with Star Wine List recognition. The verified details are limited, so the safest way to plan around it is simple: it is an evening and late-night Madrid venue with casual dress and confirmed opening hours from Tuesday to Saturday.

The main confirmed signal is its Star Wine List recognition. That gives De Vinos a clearer point of reference than a generic listing, while still leaving menu, pricing, food, and service details to be checked directly with the venue before you go.

A better fit for a late stop than an overplanned outing

De Vinos is easiest to place in a Madrid night when you want a later option rather than a fully detailed dining plan. It opens in the evening, runs until 12:30 AM Tuesday through Thursday, and stays open until 2:30 AM on Friday and Saturday. It is closed Monday and Sunday.

That schedule makes it practical after earlier plans elsewhere in Madrid. Casual dress is confirmed, but specific details about reservations, menu format, food, pricing, seating, or special services are not verified here, so those should be checked with the venue if they matter to your visit.

Who should choose it over Madrid's other evening options

Consider De Vinos if you want a Madrid venue with a confirmed Star Wine List signal and late operating hours. If you are comparing different kinds of nights out, other options such as 360º Rooftop Bar, 1862 Dry Bar, Bad Company 1920, or Inverse by CR7 may also be worth considering depending on the mood of the evening.

The clearest practical case for De Vinos is timing. Tuesday through Thursday run from 7:30 PM to 12:30 AM, while Friday and Saturday run from 7 PM to 2:30 AM. Quick reference: choose it for a casual evening or late-night Madrid stop with Star Wine List recognition; check directly before planning around food, pricing, reservations, or any specific service details.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does De Vinos have happy hour deals?

There is no verified happy hour information available here, so do not plan around a deal-driven visit. Treat De Vinos as a Madrid venue with Star Wine List recognition, and check the venue's official channels for the latest details.

Is De Vinos open late?

Yes. Friday and Saturday hours run from 7 PM to 2:30 AM. Tuesday through Thursday hours run from 7:30 PM to 12:30 AM, and De Vinos is closed Monday and Sunday.

Is De Vinos good for a date?

It may work for a casual evening or late-night plan in Madrid, especially if Star Wine List recognition is relevant to your choice. Specific atmosphere, seating, menu, and pricing details are not verified here, so check directly if those details matter.

What's the crowd like at De Vinos?

Specific crowd details are not verified. The confirmed hours point to an evening and late-night schedule: Tuesday through Thursday from 7:30 PM to 12:30 AM, Friday and Saturday from 7 PM to 2:30 AM, and closed Monday and Sunday.

Is the food good at De Vinos?

Food details are not verified here. If the plan is centered on a meal, check the venue's official channels before going; De Vinos is best evaluated here as a Madrid venue with Star Wine List recognition and evening-to-late-night hours.

Location

C. de la Palma, 76, Centro, 28015 Madrid, Spain

Compare De Vinos

Comparison

Against Madrid peers, De Vinos sits in the wine-first lane. 360º Rooftop Bar is stronger for views, 1862 Dry Bar is stronger for cocktails, and Bad Company 1920 is the more obvious pick for a styled night out. De Vinos is the practical choice when the group cares more about the glass than the room.

For value-seekers, the advantage is clarity: a recognized wine bar is easier to justify than paying for rooftop or hotel atmosphere if wine is the actual priority.

Where to go if this is not the right fit

If the night needs views, choose 360º Rooftop Bar instead. If the group wants cocktails rather than wine, 1862 Dry Bar is the cleaner cross-shop.

How it compares with Madrid bars nearby

Choose De Vinos when wine is the point and the group wants a lower-pressure Centro stop. 360º Rooftop Bar is the better call for views and occasion energy, but it is less compelling if the bottle list matters more than the setting. For value, De Vinos is easier to justify for drinkers who would rather spend on wine selection than skyline positioning.

1862 Dry Bar and Bad Company 1920 make more sense for cocktail-led nights. They are stronger choices when the drink format needs to feel like the main event. De Vinos is the practical alternative when the group wants conversation, wine, and less pressure to commit to a themed room.

Café 9th floor and Inverse by CR7 are better for guests who want hotel-style polish or a more produced atmosphere. De Vinos is the easier pick for a simple late stop with wine credibility, especially if booking effort and value matter more than ambience as the headline.