The business is located in the heart of Madrid, in Building 5, Calle de Goya Street, Apartment 7. It is a cavernous venue with a stage for performances, plus a food court, restaurant, and cocktail bars. The place is wheelchair-accessible and offers on-site services. Payments can be made using NFC mobile payments, debit cards, and credit cards. The crowd is considered a transgender safe space.Unfortunately, the business is currently closed for renovations. The interior is elegantly designed, with multiple levels surrounding a central stage where live performances and DJ sets take place. The food options are varied and of high quality, offering a range of Spanish tapas, Asian dishes, and modern fusion concepts.The service is attentive and efficient, but can be unfriendly to event attendees. The presentation area in the middle of the venue can be uncomfortable, and the clothing check area can be draughty. The chairs are uncomfortable, but the restrooms are clean.Despite these issues, the business has received generally positive reviews from visitors. Some praise its unique atmosphere and modern design, while others appreciate the variety of food options and attentive service. However, others have reported issues with the staff's attitude and the venue's overall cleanliness.