Fabrica Maravillas is a brewery in Malasana, Madrid.
Fabrica Maravillas in Madrid's Malasana is the microbrewery that brews on-site since 2012, with 12 house taps, a hop-forward style and a clean industrial.
Editorially verified May 19, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Closed Mondays. Walk-in. Tasting flight of 4 (10 euros) is the headline; the Malasana Pale Ale is the signature.
Address: Calle de Valverde 29, 28004 Madrid
La Cibeles is the Madrid craft brewery founded in 2010, with the flagship Cibeles Premium Lager poured at over 100 Madrid taprooms. Located in Salamanca.
Tip: Closed Sundays. Walk-in. Cana of Cibeles Premium runs 3 euros; the wood-fired pizzas are the pairing carte.
Fabrica Excepcional on Calle Valverde in Madrid's Centro is the on-site brewpub at the north end of Gran Via, with house beers brewed in the back tanks.
Tip: Walk-in. The counter looks straight into the fermentation tanks; the flight of four house beers is 9 euros and the order to start.
Cerveceria Alemana on Plaza de Santa Ana in Madrid is the 1904-founded German-style cerveceria, with a marble-and-mirror dining room unchanged.
Tip: Walk-in. The window table on the corner is the Hemingway seat; the terrace on Plaza de Santa Ana opens with the bar.
La Pirata de Malasana in central Madrid is the independent craft beer bar with 16 taps from the in-house La Pirata brewery and 40-plus guest cans and bottles.
Tip: Closed Sundays; the house IPAs and pastry stouts rotate weekly, and the bar takes walk-ins only.
La Tape on Calle San Bernardo in Madrid is the Spanish craft tap-house since 2015, with 16 rotating taps from Spanish breweries, a focused tapas carte.
Tip: Closed Sundays. Walk-in. Tasting paddle of 4 craft beers runs 10 euros; the tapas pizarra changes daily.
