SPAIN · FLAMENCO SHOWS WITH A DRINK
A glass in the ticket price is the Spanish default, and it is usually one glass rather than a bar tab. These 15 say what you get, what it costs and how long you have to nurse it.
Review of Madrid’s Torres Bermejas flamenco show, with Alhambra-inspired decor, dining options, drinks, timing, value, and booking advice.
“It was the best, most breath taking, most emotion packed performance I have ever experienced. Thank you! Loved every second.”
See passionate flamenco in Barcelona at Tablao Cordobes, with intimate seating, Andalusian décor, drinks, tapas, and buffet options.
“Nice and fun moment. Dancers are really experimented and reflects the local energy of the « ancient » Spain.”
Barcelona flamenco at El Duende offers an intimate 55-minute show, passionate artists, and an optional drink near La Rambla.
“Incredible show with amazing artists. Totally must see event.”
See passionate flamenco in Madrid’s 17th-century La Cueva de Lola, with a drink included and optional tapas near Plaza Mayor.
“The venue was intimate and everyone had a good view of the show. Music and dancing was excellent. These were professional performers. This was a great show!”
Review of Seville’s Tablao El Arenal flamenco show, with drink, tapas, or dinner options, seating advice, food notes, and booking tips.
“The Flamenco performance was unique and wonderful. We did have a crowded spot in the back but it was fine since the music and stomping were very loud for our sensitive ears. I would not recommend the tapas because it was not the best.”
Review of Palma’s Tablao Flamenco Alma show, with passionate dance, guitar, drinks, optional tapas, seating tips, and practical booking advice.
“excellent show, all the performers were exceptional, highly recommend to visit!”
Review of Madrid’s intimate Sala Temple flamenco show, with passionate live music, one drink, optional tapas, and strong value near the Royal Palace.
“It was a great show. All performers knew and enjoyed their art and it reflected!”
Review of Madrid’s intimate flamenco show in an 1850 cave, with a drink, history talk, live music, and close-up dancing for $41.
“The show was great. It was exciting to see. Great location.”
Review of Córdoba’s 80-minute flamenco show at Tablao El Cardenal, with award-winning artists, a drink, tapas, and practical booking tips.
“Thoroughly enjoyed this show, which was a non-stop extravaganza of wonderful guitar playing, a powerful female voice and three different dance acts, performing a beguiling powerful show. I've studied Spanish for over 30 years, but this was the first time I had seen a flamenco show and I honestly don't know why I left it so long! This is a fantastic evening and I heartily recommend it!”
Review of Puerto de la Cruz flamenco at Casa Ábaco, with live music, historic setting, drink options, VIP seating, and practical tips.
“Very intimate show, really close to the performers and the Museo Ábaco is really beautiful in 1800s style.”
See an intimate flamenco show in Seville’s Triana district with a drink included, close views, passionate performers, and free cancellation.
“Great show. Every seat had a wonderful view. It was easy to find the location, the musician and singer were fantastic and the dancers were exceptional.”
See passionate flamenco up close at Las Tablas in Madrid, with a drink, optional Spanish dinner, and a one-hour intimate performance.
“Words can't describe how the amazing performers dazzled us with their hypnotic performance. The guitarist, singer/human beat man, female and male dancers seemed to be in a trance as they never missed a brat.”
Review of El Duende Flamenco in Barcelona: intimate 55-minute show, seating advice, drink options, value, access, and booking tips.
“Amazing flamenco dancers and musicians. The real deal in Barcelona. Very intimate stage and setting with amazing talent.”
Review of Torremolinos flamenco at Pepe López, with a 90-minute show, Spanish wine or drink, seating tips, access notes, and value advice.
“It was very interesting and the place was very clean and friendly”
Review of Marbella’s intimate one-hour flamenco show, with live guitar, singing, dancing, and a drink in a traditional Old Town venue.
“We thought this was excellent! The venue is like a little Spanish taverna in a beautiful colourful plaza in the old town. You are up close & personal with the dancers & can see all the intimate amazing footwork. The staff are lovely, you get a choice of large drink, everything from beer, wine, sangria or a soft drink. The dancing is fierce! The atmosphere is great. They also happily let us have our photographs taken with the cast at the end. Highly recommend! Thank you, we loved it!!”
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