Por solo 17 euros... una caña.. una sopa de lentejas deliciosa..bistec de ternera con patatas…read morefritas inmensas y deliciosas.. un postre y la atención buena también.

I came here for lunch but I decided to go for the Menú Rabo de Toro instead of the daily menu as…read morethe restaurant took part in the Mes del Rabo de Toro initiative. I had a Salmorejo as entrée and a Rabo de Toro as main dish. Both the dishes were good, especially the Oxtail. As dessert I had a brownie with ice cream which was just fine. Service is good and quick.

First time in Spain! This place was really good for Tapas :). The inside was clean with a bar in…read morethe front and plenty of seating in the back. Upon making reservations online, we were immediately seated and served bread with mashed sausage/jamon. As someone who does not speak Spanish, it was a bit hard to order and when we asked the server for recommendations, he said everything on the menu which was not very helpful haha but luckily everything was delicious! We tried the seasoned jalapeños, salad with goat cheese, pork cheek and fries, mushrooms, braised pork with wine sauce, potato's and sausages, octopus and potato's, tuna bites and croquettes. Everything was super yummy and came out pretty quickly. Their red wine was also pretty good! And we ended with desserts of truffle chocolates which were decadent, lemon creama, and red cherries in alcohol which was straight up drenched (would not recommend this one). Overall had such a great time here and the server gave us complimentary shots on the house at the end :). A truly great experience and would definitely come back!

If I could leave a million stars I would. This place was cozy. The food was delicious. The boss guy…read morekept giving us little snacks. The sangria was delicious and not too sweet. This place is a 4.8+ establishment. And they were patient with our lack of Spanish speaking skills! P.S. super clean, super fast.

Staff was very friendly and attentive. Burgers and taco's were also very good and freshly made…read more Open late so perfect for a late snack/meal/drink.

My girlfriend and I decided to eat here during our stay in Madrid…read more The restaurant is decorated according to a 50's theme and its quite cozy and very detailed. When you walk in you get the feeling that you just travelled 60 years back in time. Both of us ordered a burger and a side order. We didn't have to wait long for the side orders to arrive. The burger at first seemed small but looks can be deceiving; halfway through we were both full. The service is nice and the personnel are all very friendly and smiling.

From the owner: Urban Diner es el auténtico diner americano, con una estética original, divertida y colorista…read more El objetivo es que disfrutes al máximo de la experiencia Urban Diner, no sólo probando la mejor comida norteamericana, sino, además, sumergiéndote en el ambiente típico estadounidense. Decoración, uniformes, Rock and roll, ... todo estudiado hasta el último detalle para que vivas una experiencia auténtica. Let the good times roll!

Had a 3 course meal for 18 Euros last week. Started with garlic soup, Argentine Steak along with…read morepotatoes. For dessert, Panna Cotta with honey on top. Steak was a bit under seasoned but cooked perfectly to Med Rare. The Panna Cotta was amazing. Place is cute, right by the San Miguel Mercado.

You HAVE to have to try their pulpo. It is incredibly flavorful!!! Easily one of the best foods I…read morehave ever tried in my life. And the servers are really nice and friendly. Great service! And eat outside and enjoy the view and people watching!

Excellent location by Plaza Mayor. Unique underground interior. Charming. Suckling pig was…read moredelicious with the potatoes. Red Sangria excellent. Service top notch. Definitely try it

During our trip we decided to have a feast in one of the most iconic and most Madrid like…read morerestaurants called Las Cuevas de Luis Candelas. The name translates to the Cave of Luis Candelas which was a famous folklore thief, that stole from the rich and would hide in the caves under the city. Here you would find all the famous tapa food staples so we ordered a whole bunch of dishes such as the jamon Serrano, toast with tomato, ham and fish fritters, and grilled octopus. All the appetizers were delicious and the ham was perfectly cured and had a taste that you can't find back in the US. For the main course we ordered oxtail with French fries and their white bean Stu. The soup was very hearty and the oxtail was the most tender meat I ever had. For dessert they brought out this custard that was smooth and sweet. The staff were also very friendly while the ambiance was very unique but be careful going down the caves because the steps here are very steep.