From the owner: La autentica Pizza Napolitana a domicilio. Masa hecha a mano con ingredientes italianos en horno de…read morepiedra. Hacemos la mejor pizza de Madrid!

Man, even when looking for good eats internationally Yelpers come to the rescue…read more Was on a layover awaiting a flight home from Madrid's Barajas airport and had to overnight in the actual village of Barajas. Meal the me came and I almost stopped at the first bar I saw with food when I thought to Yelp up local favs. LA GENERAL cafe topped the list and with "Todo Razon". I picked the combo special of a salad and main dish and selected the spinach salad ( with incredible mustard dressing) and the Curry chicken with mango others received so well. As a drink the roasted beer off their tap was absolutely perfect. And talk about price / value.....all for 25 euros with a tip. HIGHLY recommend if you find your self in Barajas Spain !!!

A great place. Pleasant, thoughtful staff great food with a nice gourmet touch. More than just…read morepastries and pizza.

There are better pizzas in town. The beer is often not cold. They could change up the menu and…read morebring in more items that could make them an identity instead of so scattered

There's not much going on in the town of Tres Cantos, Spain, at 7 pm on a Sunday night. But some…read morecolleagues and I were here at just that time, fresh from the airport, and we were hungry. None of the places we could find on Yelp appeared to be open, so wandering ensued. We passed may shuttered doors and dark windows... But at about 7:30 we came upon La Coleta, and it looked open. We grabbed a table, and asked immediately for menus (which amused the waitress to no end; sooo early for dinner!). Beers were ordered first (a local, decent brew whose name I forget). I was excited to see Paella on the menu for 8 Euro. Being my first meal in Spain, it was a no brainer. Unfortunately it didn't quite live up to expectations: 90% rice, with a few chunks of chicken and a few slices of pepper. The tomato-infused flavor was good, but in the end it seemed overpriced for what I received. But at least they fed us on American time (sort of). By the time we left (around 9:00) the place was really starting to fill up with locals. Everybody seemed to know everybody; the waitress was even helping care for a customer's baby. It was then we realized that La Coleta was the local version of "Cheers". I didn't stick around to see if the Spanish version of Norm ever showed up.

This hidden gem is a block from the apartment I'm staying at, so when I didn't feel like spending…read more30 mins on the metro to get dinner, I decided it was time to try this place. The terrace is always full of people, so I decided to sit inside. It was hot, and the main waitress asked if I wanted the AC, so of course I said yes please and waited for them to come take my order. It took about ten minutes for someone to notice I'd put the menu down, but finally a waitress came over. I ordered a glass of wine and the "tropical" pizza and again asked for the AC, since they had offered to put it on for me. They brought the wine promptly, and it was a fair sized glass for €2. About twenty minutes later my pizza come, and the AC still hadn't been turned on. The pizza was good, a nice thin crust and fair amount of toppings. The sauce had basil in it so you got a nice flavor under the cheese and toppings. I ate about half my pizza and they boxed the rest up for leftovers and brought me my bill of €11.50. It was a fairly priced restaurant, with good food for the price! My only drawbacks would be the staff spoke about me in the kitchen thinking I couldn't hear them, they were a bit slow with service, and I never got the AC turned on. All small complaints really, I would go back again if I wanted a cheap meal close to home!

If you happen to cross this place it is a must. The food is beyond delicious. If I could recommend…read moreanything it would be the pizza that they make there. Very small and hidden in San Sebastián de Los Reyes but if you find it you will not regret it.