This is Santiago Bernabéu's extensive offering with bars and restaurants

In recent days, Barcelona fans have tried to attack Santiago Bernabéu indiscriminately. They did so by citing a series of problems, many of which, however, weren't true. Perhaps it was to cover up Camp Nou's embarrassments and its ongoing delays.

It should be remembered that they said soccer would return before the end of 2024, which didn't happen. Now they're still facing the dilemma, since they risk not being ready in time to play in the Champions League. That's why they've preferred to point at a Bernabéu that's been operating for a long time.

Not only as a stadium, since it also offers a wide range of bars and restaurants for everyone.

Arzabal

Located at gate 33, Arzabal has a 6,135 sq. ft. (570 meters) space and capacity for 160 customers. One of its strengths is on the first floor, with views of the stadium interior.

Open every day from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m., except on match days when they close two hours earlier. Its menu includes pig's ear, croquettes, or creamy oxtail rice with morel mushrooms. With a price between 54 and 75 euros depending on your choice.

Plaza Mahou

A brewery inside a stadium, the first in Spain at gate 54. It's expected to produce 7,925 gal. (30,000 liters) annually to quench fans' thirst. With a price between 32 and 43 euros, they also offer brewery tours, tastings, and live performances.

Puerta 57

The only one that existed before the renovations at Bernabéu, as its name suggests, is at gate 57. It offers a brunch option and the average price of a meal ranges between 75 and 86 euros.

KO by 99 Sushi Bar

Of those that are open, this Japanese restaurant has the highest prices. It goes up to 130 euros and is accessed through gate 39. It's located in the northeast stand's viewpoint, above tower D.

The next opening

The next to join Bernabéu's offerings will be Starbucks. It's going to open the largest one in Spain, with 9,688 sq. ft. (900 meters) across its two floors.