Artemisa Moulin Lounge
Barrio de las Letras, Madrid
Restaurant in Madrid, Spain
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Dress
Formal
Why go
A vegetarian-focused spot in Barrio de las Letras that stays open from lunch through late night, making it a practical choice for group meals with mixed dietary needs or post-theatre dining. The room handles parties of six to ten without fuss, the extended hours fill a gap when most Centro kitchens close at midnight.
About Artemisa Moulin Lounge
Artemisa Moulin is a venue in Madrid. The venue is closed on Monday and opens Tuesday through Sunday from 1 PM to 2 AM.
The dress code is formal, so guests should dress accordingly. For details such as menu, service style, address, neighbourhood, price range, or group policy, check directly with the venue before you go.
When to Book and What to Expect
Artemisa Moulin's hours are Tuesday through Sunday, 1 PM to 2 AM, with Monday closed. For reservations, walk-ins, peak times, seating layout, or whether particular parts of the day differ in pace or format, contact the venue directly.
The clearest planning note is the formal dress code. If you are comparing evening options in Madrid, Artemisa Moulin's late closing time may be useful, but any specifics about menu availability, table size, or service flow should be checked directly with the venue before you go.
How It Compares to Other Madrid Options
Artemisa Moulin can be considered alongside other Madrid dining options such as La Finca de Susana, QU by Mario Sandoval, Sala de Mezclas, Solo de Croquetas Echegaray, Dani Brasserie. For a meaningful comparison, check cuisine, price, awards, seating, drinks, service style directly with each venue.
Use Artemisa Moulin's schedule and formal dress code as the main basis for planning, then compare directly with other venues in Madrid for menu, availability, occasion fit. If you're exploring dining options more broadly, our full Madrid restaurants guide can help frame the wider scene.
Quick reference: Artemisa Moulin is in Madrid; open Tuesday–Sunday 1 PM–2 AM; closed Monday; formal dress code.
Planning details
- Location
- Calle de Echegaray, 16, Centro, 28014 Madrid, Spain
- Reservations
- Book on OpenTable
- Website
- artemisamoulinlounge.com
- Phone
- +34603122510
The take
The Take
The Vibe
Artemisa Moulin sits on lively Calle de Echegaray and negotiates the neighbourhood’s split personality: a measured, museum-day lunch crowd and a younger, louder after-dark scene. The writing emphasises a restaurant that has to resolve those competing tempos rather than default to one. The cuisine’s French lean and a roster of composed mains reinforce a sense of seriousness and refinement without spelling out opulent décor; the venue reads as a city restaurant that flexes between quieter, deliberate daytime service and a trendier, energetic evening pulse driven by nearby cocktail rooms and wine bars.
Best For
The restaurant works distinctly across two services: quieter, more deliberate lunches that appeal to museum-goers and local professionals, and late evening dinners that tap into the neighbourhood’s active nightlife. Visitors looking for a calm midday meal or a business lunch will find the timing and rhythms described in the text especially relevant, while those seeking a more animated, after-work or late-night dinner experience are best off booking later evenings when the street hums and service runs well past midnight. It suits both measured daytime dining and spirited nighttime evenings.
Ordering Tips
Lean on the kitchen’s highlighted mains when choosing: the Beef Tenderloin with Potato Gratin, Hake Loin in Green Sauce, Pan Seared Sea Bass, Roasted Lamb Rump and Pan Seared Scallops are presented as signature plates. Ask the server how portions are composed and whether plates are suited to sharing if you want to sample multiple signatures. Given the restaurant’s dual lunch-and-dinner rhythms, consider a lighter seafood option midday and the heartier beef or lamb preparations for a fuller evening sit-down.
Venue details
Ambiance
Elegant and intimate cabaret atmosphere with Belle Époque design elements, creating a sensory experience that fuses art with fine dining in a sophisticated, exclusive setting.
Tags
Vibe
Best For
Experience
At the Table
- Dress Code
- Formal
- Noise Level
- Conversational
- Service Style
- Formal
- Meal Pacing
- Extended Experience
- Capacity
- Intimate
Signature Dishes
- Beef Tenderloin with Potato Gratin
- Hake Loin in Green Sauce
- Pan Seared Sea Bass
- Roasted Lamb Rump
- Pan Seared Scallops
Planning details
Location
Calle de Echegaray, 16, Centro, 28014 Madrid, Spain · Directions
Also consider
Also Consider
- QU by Mario Sandoval, Notable alternative
- Sala de Mezclas, Notable alternative
- Solo de Croquetas Echegaray, Notable alternative
- Dani Brasserie, Notable alternative
- La Finca de Susana, Notable alternative
Restaurant context
Artemisa Moulin offers easier booking and later hours than most vegetarian-leaning options in Centro, but less culinary ambition than QU by Mario Sandoval. If you're prioritizing value and flexibility over fine-dining polish, this venue delivers; if you want a tasting-menu experience with wine pairings, QU justifies the higher price. La Finca de Susana costs less and moves faster, but the room feels utilitarian and service ends by 11 PM.
For group dining, Artemisa Moulin's single-banquette layout and vegetarian focus make it more practical than Dani Brasserie, which requires advance coordination for parties of eight and offers fewer plant-based options. If you're after bar-counter intimacy and cocktails, Sala de Mezclas wins on atmosphere, but the tight seating and noise level after 10 PM make conversation difficult.
The clearest recommendation: book Artemisa Moulin when you need a vegetarian-friendly table for six or more, or when you're dining after 11 PM and most kitchens have closed. For solo or couple dining with no dietary restrictions, QU by Mario Sandoval or Dani Brasserie offer sharper culinary execution at a higher price point.
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Compare Artemisa Moulin Lounge
| Venue | Location | Awards |
|---|---|---|
| Artemisa Moulin | Madrid | No published awards |
| QU by Mario Sandoval | Madrid | No published awards |
| Sala de Mezclas | Madrid | No published awards |
| Solo de Croquetas Echegaray | Madrid | No published awards |
| Dani Brasserie | Madrid | No published awards |
| La Finca de Susana | Madrid | No published awards |
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Artemisa Moulin accommodate groups?
Contact Artemisa Moulin directly for group policy, seating capacity, or private-room availability before planning a group visit.
What are Artemisa Moulin's hours?
Artemisa Moulin is open Tuesday through Sunday from 1 PM to 2 AM and closed on Monday. Ask the venue directly about any differences in service during those hours.
What should I wear to Artemisa Moulin?
The dress code is formal. Dress accordingly when visiting Artemisa Moulin in Madrid.
Can I eat at the bar at Artemisa Moulin?
What are alternatives to Artemisa Moulin in Madrid?
Other Madrid options to compare include La Finca de Susana, QU by Mario Sandoval, Sala de Mezclas, Solo de Croquetas Echegaray, Dani Brasserie. Confirm each venue's current hours, menu, availability directly before choosing.
