After two trips to Barcelona last year where the Tapas were out of this world, I found myself in…read moreMadrid for a week. First of all, Madrid is the poor, industrialized, ugly version of Barcelona. Unless it is for work again, I don't intend to be back. Having experienced excellent Tapas in Barcelona, a co-worker found this place so we got a couple of cabs (6 of us) and went. Problem # 1 -- NO ONE SPOKE English. Problem #2 -- no English Menu. Come on. In Barcelona every restaurant I went to had menus in Spanish and English. Hence, we picked this and that and everything was pretty much bleh. Quite honestly, the hotel food that we got at some of the catered events was better than this. The place is kind of a dive too and you have to squeeze past people in the bar to go up to the dining room that looks like something built w/o the oversite of city inspectors. The food came out slow and afterwards I wanted to order room service when I got back to my hotel because I was starving.

Excellent, a smallish and slightly darkish restaurent…read more We were a table of 13, there was enougth to eat for 18 maybe more, loads of food, all of it simple but good, drinks, food, service, eveything was pretty good Parfait, nous étions 13 à table, nous avons eu assez à faire manger au moins 18 personnes, la nourriture, le service, les boissons, rien à critique, le resto est petit et un peu sombre, mais agréable, surtout le service. in all we paid just over 300 €, not expensive ! en tout nous avons payé a peine 300 €, pas cher !

During our stay in Madrid and Barcelona, this was the best meal we had…read more Nice selection of wines and the menu was extensive. The owner, Ceasar, took his time explaining the menu and recommendations. The food was delicious! Everything from starters to dessert. If you want a detour from tapas and have a nice meal definitely check them out!

This is an absolute gem of a restaurant! After what felt like a dessert wasteland of tapas, this…read morerestaurant was amazing! We visited four times during our 4 week visit! It has a very extensive menu of traditional Spanish food, including many options for vegetarians (ovo-lacto friendly ones are even indicated on the menu)! There is an English version of the menu, which is nice, but the waiter told us that there were actually a couple of dishes on the Spanish menu that weren't on the English one (but we dined with Spanish speakers and didn't notice them). One thing to note, the dinners are sized for sharing, but you can order a one person size for about 25% less than the menu price on most things. Also, the pitchers of sangria are the best drink option (€9.50 for 3-4 glasses and one of the best sangrias I've ever had!). Also, the location around the corner is much larger and where we ate three of our four visits. This is a must try in this part of Madrid!