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Calle del Olmo 39
28012 Madrid
Spain
Lavapiés y Embajadores
Hours
What time does El Paleto de Cuenca open?
El Paleto de Cuenca opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
What time does El Paleto de Cuenca close?
El Paleto de Cuenca closes at 3:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.El Paleto de Cuenca is closed on Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Fri 9:00 AM - 3:00 PMSat-Sun Closed
Does El Paleto de Cuenca have bike parking?
No, El Paleto de Cuenca does not have bike parking.
Does El Paleto de Cuenca have parking?
Yes, El Paleto de Cuenca has parking options.
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Came here for a tapas tasting after a tour. Our tasting included 4 meats, a cheese, some bread and…read morea glass of wine. I am not a pork eater, but this was excellent. I only didn't really care for the jamon, but it wasn't bad. All the others were so good. Service was great and employees were helpful. I would recommend stopping by!
Fantastic place for Jamon in Madrid. Great place, great owners, great Jamon!! We recommend this…read moreplace. Besides delicious Jamon they served one of the best Olive Oil we had in years.
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This place smells incredible. The staff is very friendly and super helpful with questions --…read moreespecially if you're looking to take it home. Reasonably priced too and lots of variety!
Great service; great staff. Very helpful when looking for options and need some product guidance.read more
I was expecting a lot out of this place, so perhaps my expectations were just set too high. But…read morehonestly, I wasn't really impressed, and was kind of disappointed by this shop. I tried 2 items from here: an empanada with olives and ground beef, and a sandwich that is typical in Salamanca: the hornazo. I thought the empanada was alright, but nothing too special. I liked that they included olives for an extra burst in flavor. But, the empanada itself was very dry. Both the meat and bread were super dry and crumbly. Would have been nice if there was some sort of sauce to go with it, but there wasn't. The hornazo just really didn't sit well with me. It was extremely fatty and the meat was very chewy. The bread was also thick (a lot thicker than the empanada) but still quite crumbly. It was just far too fatty for me personally but if you are big on fatty meat and pork, then you may enjoy it. This place also serves some regional cheese and meats individually packaged near the place where you pay, and those all looked pretty nice, although a bit expensive. All in all, a decent spot to get meat. I personally was not a huge fan of the meat or the bread, but if you enjoy very fatty meat, you might like it.
We picked up some jamon iberico panini on the way to gran via. They were inexpensive and delicious…read more Their staff was very helpful and accommodating. My boyfriend said it was so good, it was the only place he wanted to have breakfast for the next 5 days of our stay in Madrid!
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