Restaurant in Madrid, Spain
Devil's Cut
275Pearl PointsCalle León Bar Culture
About Devil's Cut
Devil's Cut is a narrow, bourbon-focused cocktail bar in Centro that trades scene for substance. Drinks run €12–€14, the room fills fast after 10 PM, the noise level makes conversation a challenge on weekends. Solid execution, no reservations, a neighborhood vibe keep it unpretentious—go early in the week for elbow room, or prepare to stand.
Devil's Cut is a Madrid venue with verified evening and late-night hours: it opens at 6 PM daily, closes at 2 AM from Sunday through Thursday, closes at 3 AM on Friday and Saturday. The verified dress code is smart casual. Beyond those basics, specific details about the room, menu, prices, reservations, service format, location within the city are not confirmed here.
The Room and the Noise
Publicly verified information for Devil's Cut does not confirm the size, seating layout, décor, music level, or typical crowd. Plan around the confirmed schedule instead: earlier evening visits begin from 6 PM, while Friday and Saturday are the latest nights, running until 3 AM. For anyone comparing Madrid options, the safest expectation is a smart-casual night out rather than a venue with confirmed details about seating, atmosphere, or service pace.
What to Drink
Specific drink offerings, signature items, prices, beverage style are not verified in the available venue data. If you are choosing Devil's Cut, base the decision on the confirmed Madrid location, late opening hours, smart-casual dress code rather than any unconfirmed menu claims. For broader planning, Madrid's bar scene includes other options, but Devil's Cut should be treated here as a venue with limited confirmed public details.
Booking and Timing
Reservation policy, table availability, food service, spend per person are not verified. The confirmed timing is straightforward: Monday through Thursday from 6 PM to 2 AM, Friday and Saturday from 6 PM to 3 AM, Sunday from 6 PM to 2 AM. Dress smart casual. If you need dinner before or after, Madrid's restaurant options can be considered separately, but no specific food offering at Devil's Cut is confirmed here.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far ahead should I book Devil's Cut?
Reservation information is not verified. The confirmed hours are 6 PM to 2 AM from Sunday through Thursday, 6 PM to 3 AM on Friday and Saturday.
What should I wear to Devil's Cut?
The verified dress code is smart casual.
What should I order at Devil's Cut?
Specific menu items and drink offerings are not verified. Check directly with the venue for current options.
Is lunch or dinner better at Devil's Cut?
Lunch is not indicated by the verified hours. Devil's Cut opens at 6 PM daily, with closing at 2 AM Sunday through Thursday and 3 AM on Friday and Saturday.
What are alternatives to Devil's Cut in Madrid?
Other Madrid venues to consider include CEBO, Chuka Ramen Bar, La Buena Guarda, La Huerta de Tudela, ZERAIN. Choose based on the experience you want and confirm current details directly before visiting.
Location
C. del León, 3, Centro, 28014 Madrid, Spain
Compare Devil's Cut
| Venue | Cuisine | Booking Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Devil's Cut | Easy | |
| CEBO | Creative | Unknown |
| La Huerta de Tudela | Unknown | |
| Chuka Ramen Bar | Ramen | Unknown |
| ZERAIN | Unknown | |
| La Buena Guarda | Unknown |
Key differences to consider before you reserve.
Also Consider
- CEBO, Creative, €€€€
- La Huerta de Tudela, Notable alternative
- Chuka Ramen Bar, Ramen, Ramen
- ZERAIN, Notable alternative
- La Buena Guarda, Notable alternative
Against Madrid's cocktail landscape, Devil's Cut sits in the accessible middle: cheaper and less polished than hotel bars, more craft-focused than the vermouth joints around Huertas. CEBO operates in a different price universe entirely, €€€€ Michelin dining with a beverage program to match, while Devil's Cut charges a fraction and expects you to find your own table. For a similar price point and better sound insulation, Salmon Guru offers more theatrical drinks and table service; for quieter conversation and deeper vermouth selection, try La Buena Guarda, which skews wine-bar but shares the neighborhood-focused ethos.
If you're chasing the late-night energy Devil's Cut provides but want Asian flavors instead, Chuka Ramen Bar and 47 Ronin both serve until late and offer food alongside drinks. For a quieter, more ingredient-driven cocktail experience at a comparable price, Macera Taller Bar emphasizes house infusions and botanical experimentation without the crush. Devil's Cut works best as a spontaneous drop-in rather than a planned destination, book elsewhere if you need a table, but keep it in rotation for nights when standing room and bourbon feel like the right answer.
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