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B13 barBWorth Trying

C. de la Ballesta, 13, Centro, 28004 Madrid, Spain · Vegan restaurant, Bar, Fast food restaurant · 4.7/5 Google (2536 reviews)

Takeout

Bustling vegan tapas bar with punk vibe, generous portions, and great prices, but expect queues, loud energy, and occasional service inconsistency.

Why it gets a B for overall quality

B13 delivers solid casual dining through reliable vegan comfort food and exceptional value, with genuine Malasaña bar appeal that draws repeat visitors. However, occasional execution lapses in seitan texture and bread quality, combined with tight seating and service inconsistency during peak hours, prevent grade A-level performance. Best suited for casual diners prioritizing generous portions and authentic vibe over polish.

Restaurant Summary

A compact Malasaña spot where the room feels warm and bustling, walls shout punk politics, and trays of loaded fries and croquettes fly from the counter. Service skews friendly and fast, though at peak it can feel brusque under pressure. One diner summed it up: "Huge plates, loud music, and happy vegans." The cooking leans toward vegan comfort tapas: soy calamari with mayo that mimics the seaside classic, croquettes that hit the bar-snack craving, and a much-loved vegan tortilla. Expect straightforward flavors, hearty portions, and prices that invite another round rather than fancy plating. Best for those who enjoy casual, flavor-first food over polish. For families, this is easier than many Madrid tapas spots: kids can tuck into fries, burgers, and hot dogs. There is no kids menu, but the portions are shareable and prices forgiving. Note the lively volume and tight seating; bring flexible eaters and plan an early visit.

At a Glance

What Sets It Apart

What People Love

Points of Concern

Service & Dining Experience

Service StyleCounter With Seating Average Cost€16-24 per person ReservationsNot required

What to Order

Perfect For

Location Insights

Area: Trendy central district with indie bars, street art, and youthful crowds; nightlife and casual dining heavy.

Safety: Busy, well-trodden streets; typical nightlife bustle with generally good safety and lighting.

Nearby: Near Gran Via, boutique shops, small venues, and other tapas bars; strong foot traffic day and night.

MalasañaMalasaña is a trendy and lively neighborhood famous for its alternative culture, vintage shops, and vibrant nightlife. The dining scene here is eclectic, featuring a mix of traditional Spanish tapas bars, modern eateries, and hip cocktail lounges, attracting a youthful and diverse crowd.

Practical Information

Opening Hours

Monday Tuesday Wednesday13:30–16:30, 08:00–23:00 Thursday13:30–16:30, 08:00–22:30 Friday13:30–16:30, 20:00–00:00 Saturday13:30–16:30, 20:00–00:00 Sunday13:30–16:30, 08:00–23:00

Available: Takeout

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