Great burger, good French fries, cheap drinks, and great price-- on Thursday it's 2 burgers for the…read moreprice of 1!

Only worth going to on Thursdays when burgers are buy one get one free! A burger is usually 4-5…read moreeuros which is not worth the price - they're pretty small and you need at least two for a meal. The burgers themselves are simple with great tasting patties, but a little greasy. There isn't a wide assortment and most of the burgers have basic toppings (which I liked). Takes a while to get your food because they make the patties fresh. The pulled pork burger was average, I would recommend keeping it simple with the classic "TGB".

This is a cool little place in Cuenca. A very diverse menu. We would be happy to come back again.read more

Food wasn't what I expected and it was a very small portion. Rice was okay but the chicken had kind…read moreof a soapy taste. Did not taste authentic at all. Seating was tiny and service was weird, like you had to go to the desk to ask for anything like an extra napkin or the bill.

Kitchen 154 is a food stall that appears in various markets around Madrid. It appears regularly in…read morethe Mercado de Productores at the Matadero, in Arganzuela, and also at the monthly Madreat Street Food fair. There are many stalls that set up at both events, but this one has real potential. Kitchen 154 is a taco stand that serves a few of the best tacos I have tasted, period. Not just in Madrid, but on the grander scale. The fare ranges from Asian fusion to authentic Mexican, and the menu also offers delicious steamed dumplings. Notable tacos include the Korean taco (with real kimchi!), the chicken Masala taco and of course the old favorite, the cochinita pibil. In addition to these already satisfying recipes, a range of accompanying sauces are available to mix and match with your order. Notable entries include the habañero mango salsa, the "Inca Blood" Peruvian salsa, and the "Juche" Korean salsa. The names are funny, but these sauces are serious in their distinctive flavors and compliment the menu options well. The team is a pair of Spanish guys and an Argentine, all three of whom are super-kind and endearingly funny. The stand is perfectly bilingual as they have traveled a lot and along the way have perfected their taco recipes. The prices are a little steep, at 2-3 Euros per taco. However, each taco is well-loaded and features flavor combinations that have not been available in Madrid before now. If you're jonesing for Mexican fusion or just some reliably delicious tacos, find this stall some weekend and drop by.

I've been to a lot asian inspired, fusion style restaurants in Madrid. But this one is just…read moreAMAZING!! situated in a market, adding the feel of a humble street food and originality without the pretentiousness. They serve the best, and I mean the best thai style curry and yes, even compare to those thai curry resto in Thailand. Curry Rojo con gambon FTW!!! they definitely did not tone down anything, here in Spain I get a lot "this is spicy" only for me to go meh, but this one is pica, pica mucho and IIIII LOOOVEEEE ITTTT!! Add some fragrant jasmine rice and I'm back to that hot Songkran day in Thailand. IT is that good. Another interesting menu were the butterfly style seabass in bambu leaf for an underrated and subtle awesomeness and that addictive sweet spicy chicken wing sprinkled in sesame seeds...gods, I will definitely come back here for my asian fusion food fix. Everyone working in this place obviously have some serious love for food and make it as good as possible, not to mention awesome taste in music. I felt like eating, singing and dancing in the same time. Good energy and ambiance. I am torn between keeping this place a secret and wanting to give them all the credit they deserve. p.s: I WILL COME AGAIN AND CLAIM THAT NASI GORENG, OPOR AYAM AND SATE LILIT THAT YOU PROMISE TO MAKE!

Bad Calamari sandwich gave me nightmares…read more Cubano tasted like paint The combination plate made about as much sense as two left knees Matt madden frowned down upon us with this one We rly thought it would be better than McDonald's Silly me , silly me

Place is clean and has a restroom, staff is friendly. If you are visiting and you are tired of…read morecrappy food this is the place. Don't forget to try the arroz con leche for desert that's rice pudding.

The food was excellent and the vegetables were so fresh my group enjoyed the food and we plan to go…read moreback Service was great and the restaurant was very nice

Good food with a very large seating area upstairs and downstairs. Also, this place has what looks…read morelike a great International beer selection and happy hour.

Great taco's, burritos and Kati was great service wonderful welcome and smile. The food was fresh…read more The Service is wonderful. The atmosphere was great. First time here in Spain would recommend this to anybody.

Excellent food, Great Service. What else can you ask for? This place is beyond our expectation in…read morefood & service. We will definitely come back if we visit this area again.

My family and I came here for dinner and we had several Korean dishes and they are very delicious…read more I liked the food here so much, I came back with my colleagues the very next day for the team dinner and everyone seemed to be happy with their sushi and a few other Korean dishes I ordered for them. The waitresses were very knowledgeable and the overall ambience is pleasant

This is a veryyyy small cafe/breakfast spot. Make sure to get reservations or go at a not busy time…read morein order to get a seat. There were probably only 20 or so in the whole place. What I ordered: I got the toast with tomato spread, a cappuccino, and the chocolate cake. For the toast, they have two vintage toasters sitting on the main table so you can toast it yourself. This is cute, until you aren't the one at the main table so you have to reach over other people to toast your breakfast. The cake was a perfect amount of density and moisture; although, I would probably get a different flavor if I could do it over. A lot of people do chocolate cake a lot better than this. I do appreciate that they have all the cakes on a table and cut it right in front of you. Would I go back to this place? Honestly no because my experience wasn't overwhelmingly great and I think I could do better at other cafes nearby, but the quality of food here is simply top-notch.

If you are getting tired of the heavy meals in Madrid, then Olivia Te Cuida is your spot. Healthy…read moreand quite varied, I would highly recommend a lunch here! Be sure to make a reservation because the restaurant is quaint--besides a communal table that seats around ten, I think I only saw a small bar space and two individual tables. The decor is modern, simple yet funky and homey, and the tables in front of the windows are beautiful! The menu includes several options where you can pick the number of side dishes and entree, so you can completely design your meal around your appetite. The ingredients tasted super fresh, and we especially loved the salads we tried! My friend was a little disappointed that his ceviche portion was so small, but it tasted great, and I loved the Asian-inspired chicken. Service was also pretty good, by Madrid standards. On my next visit to Madrid, I will be back to try the breakfast and baked goods :)