I am judicious with five-star ratings. This place was perfect for a Gringo's last dinner in Spain…read moreafter a bacchanalian, meat-filled romp through Iberia. The menu features some MASSIVE salads, each one enough for two hungry Gringos. The service was impeccible, even by North American standards.

Good food and wine plus great location South of Gran Via. There are several in Madrid. Prices a…read morelittle high because of high traffic location. Very busy on a Friday nite.

Outstanding authentic Spanish cuisine. We had the Jamon Iberico A+ & Spanish Omlete appetizer…read more Portions were extremely generous. Merluza (white fish) well prepared and delicate. Solomia (filet mignon) & Entricot (prime rib) for dinner. House made tiramisu for dessert ... impeccable quality cuts of meat cooked and seasoned with perfect execution. Staff also highly attentive. Even though we only have a few days in Madrid we will probably return to this location again before the end of our stay.

This restaurant was yet again another spectacular dining experience. The ambiance is modern with an…read moreindoor / outdoor seating arrangement. If you have kids, they can go play in the playground in back. They have menus in English if you need it. The service is spectacular. We started with the octopus fiera, which was thinly sliced octopus seasoned and bathed in butter. It was outstanding, cooked right, not chewy. We had some empanadas fish and meat. They were both good, our daughter loved them. We also had a plate with steak, fries, and eggs. Sorry I do not know the name of the dish, but it was great. The meat was tender and seasoned well, the fries were a little oily for my taste, but the egg brought it all together. We finished with the French toast dessert. It was not bread as much as it seemed like a custard with a sugar topping, it reminded me somewhat of a creme brulee . Either way, it was divine. Great food, great venue, great service. This place is worth a visit.

Fantastic food and great Spanish service! I love the food there, especially the everything I've…read moretried...which is almost everything there because we've been back so many times!

Fantastic place to have some tapas with great outdoors close to the city center. Coffee is always…read moregood

From the owner: En LA MANZANA nos dedicamos a prestar un esmerado servicio de hostelería con una cocina de gran…read morecalidad basada en la cocina tradicional asturiana. Ofreciéndole sus exclusivos menús centrados en nuestras Fabes,Carnes Rojas,Pescados del norte y sidra Trabanco. El establecimiento está ubicado en plena Casa de Campo de Madrid. También le ofrecemos la posibilidad de celebrar comuniones, cumpleaños, reuniones de empresa, despedidas, etc, en un ambiente familiar y agradable.

Here you will find typical Spanish fare - nothing fancy. It's a place to hang out and enjoy some…read morefood and drinks. The food was very flavorful. The menu has plenty to choose from - starters, salads, sandwiches, and some meat and fish dishes. Everything was cooked right, maybe a little too much salt on some items, but it was still enjoyable. The service was prompt and friendly, but there were not many customers when we were there. The interior is nicely appointed - modern flare with hip music. There is plenty of room to eat outside too.

BEST PULPO IN THE CITY (and yes, I've tried quite a few). This swanky locale has a great ambiance -…read morelow lighting, gente maja, and personality to boot. Seating can be a little tricky as the restaurant seems to have its share of loyal customers, so see if you can call beforehand to get a reservation and make your life easier. We didn't have one when we visited the other night, but the staff did its absolute best to accommodate us. Props to the owner, by the way; he was incredibly personable and made dining there a pleasure. The star of the show, undoubtedly, was the pulpo a la brasa. It was a sizeable portion and just plain melted in your mouth. Pair it with some bread and oil/spices, and we had ourselves a winner. Definitely worth your troubles to try it out when you're in the area. Actually when you're in Madrid in general. Pulpo like this is worth the trip!

My wife and I were in Madrid for only one night and wanted to have a nice dinner. Unfortunately…read moreour siesta lasted a little bit too long and we weren't ready to go eat until 10:30 PM. We called Alcaravea to get a reservation and they fit us right in at 10:45 on a Tuesday night (kitchen closed at 11 PM). We didn't have too much time to peruse the menu so we simply asked the waiter to bring us his favorite dishes (telling him to steer clear of lamb and goat cheese as the wife doesn't like these). All we could say was "Wow!"...every dish that came out was amazing (fried asparagus, a veggie plate, tuna, and the toblerone dessert). It was also pretty exciting to not know what else was coming until the food came out to our table. We've been in Spain for 10 days and this has been our favorite dining experience so far!