Harrison 1933

Harrison 1933 is a cocktail bar located at Recoletos 16 in Madrid, inspired by the Cullen-Harrison Act of 1933, which legalized the sale of alcohol in the United States following Prohibition. The venue pays tribute to this historical moment through a concept focused on top-tier cocktails and a vibrant nightlife experience. Its identity is defined by "New Era Cocktails," presenting a dynamic and ever-evolving cocktail programme, currently showcased as Volume III, inspired by notable figures who shaped the country. The bar offers more than just drinks, with a food menu available alongside cocktails and kitchen service extending until midnight. The interior design channels the soul and flavour of an English club, creating a refined yet lively atmosphere. Music and entertainment are central to the experience, featuring live performances from bands and DJ sessions that continue late into the night, encouraging guests to dance. Harrison 1933 also serves as a venue for celebrations, inviting customers to enjoy the best music, drinks, and a lively environment where shyness is left at the door.