Where is Bodegas Rosell?

At Calle del General Lacy 41, in the Arganzuela district of Madrid. The nearest station is Palos de la Frontera, on line 3, about five minutes away.

Which museums and sights are near Bodegas Rosell?

Museo Reina Sofía is 550 m away, Museo Nacional del Prado is 1.1 km away, Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum is 1.4 km away. Distances are in a straight line from the restaurant.

What is Bodegas Rosell known for?

The tiles, Vermouth from the barrel, Cod and croquettes. A wine tavern of 1920 near Atocha station, behind a front of painted tiles, known for vermouth from the barrel and dishes of cod.

When did Bodegas Rosell open?

In 1920. The Rosell family turned an old wine shop into an eating house in 1920.

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Bodegas Rosell

Five minutes beyond Atocha station, in a quarter few visitors reach, Bodegas Rosell has one of the finest tiled fronts in Madrid. Inside it is a tavern for vermouth and croquettes.

What it is: Tavern
Opened: 1920
Area: Atocha
Nearest museum: Museo Reina Sofía, 550 m

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What Bodegas Rosell is known for

The tiles
The front is faced with painted tiles by the Sevillian ceramist Alfonso Romero Mesa, advertising vermouth and the wine of Valdepeñas.
Vermouth from the barrel
Madrid's aperitif, drawn from the tap, with the house's wine list beside it.
Cod and croquettes
Brandade of cod, croquettes of Cabrales cheese and of ham, mushrooms and grilled vegetables, and tortilla.

What to know

The Rosell family turned an old wine shop into an eating house in 1920
It became a tavern and bodega in 1950, and a restaurant at the start of this century
Ten minutes on foot from the Reina Sofía

Where Bodegas Rosell is

Address

Calle del General Lacy 41
28045 Madrid, Spain

Nearest station

Palos de la Frontera, on line 3, about five minutes away

Museums and sights nearby

Distances are in a straight line from the restaurant.

A wine shop near Atocha since 1920

The building held a shop selling wine by the jug before the Rosell family made it an eating house in 1920. From 1950 it was refitted as a tavern and bodega.

At the beginning of this century it was restored as a restaurant, keeping its tiled front, one of the best works of Alfonso Romero Mesa.

Bodegas Rosell: common questions

Where is Bodegas Rosell?: At Calle del General Lacy 41, in the Arganzuela district of Madrid. The nearest station is Palos de la Frontera, on line 3, about five minutes away.
Which museums and sights are near Bodegas Rosell?: Museo Reina Sofía is 550 m away, Museo Nacional del Prado is 1.1 km away, Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum is 1.4 km away. Distances are in a straight line from the restaurant.
What is Bodegas Rosell known for?: The tiles, Vermouth from the barrel, Cod and croquettes. A wine tavern of 1920 near Atocha station, behind a front of painted tiles, known for vermouth from the barrel and dishes of cod.
When did Bodegas Rosell open?: In 1920. The Rosell family turned an old wine shop into an eating house in 1920.

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