Very cool place! As an American who is used to all the cereal offerings they have, I enjoyed this…read moreplace for the novelty of it all. I knew I had to try this place for the cool concept. The staff were super friendly and welcoming. The place is decorated in the style of the 90s with quirky memorabilia. The cereal was good as well as the ham and cheese sandwich I tried!

We had a free night in Madrid and wanted something close to our hotel and fairly uncomplicated. We…read morehad been out all day sightseeing. As we walked by this seemed it might do the trick. It was very close to our hotel and looked inviting. The place had the look of an American 50's dinner. Specializing in burgers. I ordered the Blue Cheese Burger with Fries and my wife a Tommy Mel's burger, both Medium rare. The burgers came quick, were cooked as ordered and used a very good quality of meat. They used a generous amount of condiments and were juicy. Our Bill was 22 Euro with a side salad, fries and one coke. We really liked that they gave us a menu in English and filled my coke glass with ice.

It's an American knock off 50's diner. We've had sooo much Spanish food for the last week we caved…read more& just wanted some tastes of home. The food was decent but a little overpriced for Canadian standards. We had the house made Chicken fingers which we pretty good. Also had the Blue Cheese burger with was surprisingly very tasty. All in all a decent meal when your your in the heart of Spain.

Business closed post covid. Tried to find it and it's not there. Bummer. We had to walk further to…read morefind food.

Extraordinary patience in helping us decide what to order for our picky American kid. We had a…read morevegetable salad (no lettuce), vegetarian lasagna (excellent) and the lamb kabob, which is not actually a kabob but rather a crispy lavish bread with shredded lamb and herbs and spices with homemade potato chips (very good). A beautiful spot to eat while people watching.

The food was alright, nothing spectacular. Started out with a dirty cup to drink my water…read more Thankfully, it was replaced with a clean cup and another water so that was cool. Overall, eh

Awful service. Took forever to get table and order food. They forgot to put one of the dishes in…read more After an hour waiting left hungry. Never coming back.

Came here because this restaurant is recommended by gastrofestival 2019…read more Happy with our meal from beginning to end! Lunch in Spain is their biggest meal of the day. It's common to have a 3 course meal during this time of the day. This place has a good mix of locals and tourists and friendly staff (who answered our ridiculous tourist questions about their Spanish menu), great ambience and phenomenal food. We ordered from the daily menu even though we contemplated with the five star menu offered through gastrofestival and we were happy with the food we got! It was roughly 19euros per person for the daily set lunch. In Spain you have to pay for water at your meals. (Tip: no harm in bringing your gigantic hydroflask when travelling) We were given a complimentary bread that had a variety of different breads and house made mayo-based dips that we're all delicious. Your meal will end with either a coffee or a dessert. Beginning to end, I enjoyed my meal through and through!

Awesome ambiance. The prices are reasonable and they have brunch! not as extensive a brunch menu as…read moreyou might find in the US but they have some different egg options such as Eggs Benedict. They also have bagels with salmon or a bagel blt(bacon kettuce tomato), cereal and pan con tomate if you prefer the spanish style breakfast.

Best meal in town! As an American traveling in Spain for three weeks, the hard rock was a sight for…read moresore eyes. Tired of eating tapas, cheese and bread, I needed good old fashioned American fast food. After three weeks in Spain and some top notch restaurants, this was my best meal of the trip. Lol I found some English speaking friends at the bar and had a great time. That bacon cheese burger saved me!

The Hard Rock is no longer at this location as we walked forever. Found out it's at a new location…read more20 minutes away.

Intentionally went to Carmencita Bar but because we didn't place a reservation and they were busy,…read morethey sent us to La Gringa a few steps down the street. Same food. Same menu. I thought that was nice since we were able to still enjoy their food despite us not having a reservation at Carmencita. The salmon egg Benedict was okay. The bread was really crunchy and it made cutting through it a little difficult. Salmon was a little salty. The egg and the Hollandaise sauce was cooked perfect. Hash browns has a little onion taste to it. The French toast was overwhelming for me since there was so much syrup and cinnamon topped on there. The eggs was scrambled nicely. Bacon was delicious. Coffee was good, according to the boyfriend. Mimosa was good! (Get that if you go) The staff was good. I would come back.

Nice, quaint place, worth the visit for mimosas and huevos rancheros. They had Marvin Gaye on the…read moremusic loop -- when we heard Sexual Healing a second time, we figured that was our cue to depart. This was a Yelp find, and it did us right. Sunday morning brunch, and the place was full by 1230. I got the American breakfast and my wife the huevos rancheros -- she got the better meal. American bfast came w/ a sausage I wasn't too fond of -- off taste for me. However, the bacon was crispy and the potato cakes nice and crunchy on the outside. The huevos were yummy, served w/ a healthy dollop of guacamole and black beans. Some good flavors there! Mimosas hit the spot, too! Lastly, excellent and friendly service. Cheers! RS

This place seems to be closed and gone. New restaurant in its place. The place that replaced it is…read moregone

Need a quick fix of the good ole' USA??…read more Mad Cafe is the only medicine you need. American classics croon over the loud speakers as you read a menu full of burgers, chicken sandwiches, (real) salads, milkshakes, root beer floats, craft beer, etc. Yeah, you're welcome. The space is cute and intimate and the kitchen re-opens for dinner at 8:30pm.

My mom and I found this gem on TripAdvisor and decided to give it a try, and wow, we are so glad we…read moredid! From the moment we walked in, the staff was beyond friendly and welcoming, and the atmosphere was vibrant, lively, and fun. I ordered the sangria, which was honestly the best I had in Madrid, while my mom enjoyed a lovely glass of wine. We started with the padrón peppers, burrata with tomato salsa, and patatas bravas -- every single dish was packed with flavor and absolutely delicious. For the main course, we had the beef with chimichurri and butter, and OMG... it was phenomenal. Everything was cooked perfectly, and all the flavors complemented each other so well. To finish the night, we shared the chocolate dessert and the "Love Chueca" cocktail, which was incredible and the perfect ending to an amazing meal. Couldn't recommend this restaurant enough. Amazing food, fantastic drinks, wonderful staff, and such a great atmosphere. We'll definitely be back next time we're in Madrid!

My favorite meal/experience during our visit to the wonderful city of Madrid. Many reviews highly…read morepraised the tapas so we decided to see if we could get in. As foreigners, we arrived earlier than the locals which worked out well. By the time we finished there was a crowd waiting outside. We loved the casual atmosphere and the elevated flavors of the tapas. The wine was perfect and we chose just the right amount of dishes that complimented one another. We felt like this was someplace special and were happy to have experience it.

Pretty wide beer selection, pleasant service & great food…read moreSuper clean and relaxed interior Menu knowledge wasn't the greatest, but no mistakes were made with the orders