Pub La Calzada

Without a doubt, the most disappointing experience in all of Antequera. They tell you the place is full, then refuse to let you in for no reason, even though people are coming and going right in front of you. If you're Black, Latino, or of another nationality, forget about getting in. They spot you from afar and whisper at the door so they won't let you in when you arrive. Shameless racists. Without a doubt, the worst experience I've had in the entire Antequera region. I encourage anyone who experiences this to take photos and videos, as I did, and file a complaint with the consumer protection agency, as I see there are many similar reports.

They let you in depending on the day; if they feel like it, you get in, if not, nothing, and they come up with the first excuse they can think of. What a disgrace of doormen!

Not a place I would recommend. I encourage anyone who has a problem to demand a complaint form and report their unfair treatment.
Three friends, visiting Antequera as tourists, stumbled upon this place looking for a drink. Entry was normal, without any issues (it was actually quite empty). Once inside, with our drinks paid for and almost half finished, a girl approached us and told one of the three that he had to take off his hat because it wasn't allowed in the bar. We pointed out that we hadn't been warned about this at the entrance; there were bouncers who could have given us the entry rules in case we wanted to accept them or not. When we insisted that we strongly disagreed with the bar's behavior, another man, the manager or owner, yelled at us in an even worse manner, demanding that the hat be removed immediately. We asked for a complaint form. He told us he would give it to us at the bar's entrance or in the storage room of the bar across the street, which he owned (we assume to avoid giving a bad impression to the other customers). We refused, and he raised his voice. There was no cell phone reception due to the soundproofing, so we couldn't call the police. We had to take off our hats to avoid further trouble, and they didn't give us the complaint form until we were outside on the street. It was December 4th, and it was drizzling; in those conditions, on the windowsill of the pub, we had to fill out the complaint.

They kicked me out of there for wearing a low-cut top, the only Latina in a tiny dive bar, it's not like it's racist Madrid

They discriminate against people based on how they look and what they're wearing. I was going in with my friends, and when I went to enter, the woman at the door wouldn't let me in because she said it was full, even though I could clearly see people going in and out. They don't follow any rules. The owners are very unfriendly.