Great to eat lunch outside under trees that provided shade on a hot day. Enjoyed the famous…read moreAndalusian conchilla, roasted suckling pig, which was crispy and tender, but I think the Chinese version of roast pig tops this one. Great deal for prix fixe that included a starter, main, dessert and a drink, all for €13,50. Servers spoke very limited English and very slow in service. Had to flag down anyone passing by to get their attention. Visited September 2016.

This place has great typical Spanish food. You can try its meat chuleton or the judiones de la…read moreGranja. My son loves the cordero asado (roasted lamb) but I prefer their cochinillo or roasted pork. We have been many times as we live in San Lorenzo and it never disapointed us. Try for dessert the Bizcotelas which is a local speciality.

Cuisine of Asturias with excellent friendly service. It's worth the trip just for the Fabada! Will…read morereturn soon.

Food was awesome! Host was super friendly. Prices where good. Suggestions where spot on. Happy with…read morethis place.

Decent food and service. One waiter with good English. Ask him about the olive oil. Nice view of…read morethe church.

If you are looking for a quick bite to eat this place is perfect. Highly recommend the coffee and…read morejamon iberica. The service is a bit slow but that's more because it doesn't feel rushed. The ambiance is quaint. Every time I've been in there the crowd is different. However, the quality is excellent and I go here frequently

I have a mixed feeling for this restaurant because the meal I had was not that great, but I know…read morethe food my friend had (and I tried) were really good. I guess you have to keep in mind that this is experimental cuisine, and some experiments go well while the others, well not so well. We came here for a lunch. As we were seated they gave us this little green frozen candies which was actually filled with salted olive juice, which popped inside our mouth. That was fun and actually tasted great. We also had as appetizers, tataki of tuna iberico(raw tuna sliced lightly touched with fat of jamon iberico) which was ok, for me it could've been a bit more savory. And we had these killer croquetas con calamares y su tinta (croquettes with squid and squid ink) and oh my god it was so so so good. Then for our main dish, my friend had bacalao (cod), and it was good. Another friend ordered the secreto of iberico. (I believe it was a shoulder cut, but I'm not completely sure) My oh my. It was perfectly cooked and beautifully flavored. It was SO great. Now for the horror part. What I ordered was a grilled flounder fish. When my dish came I was horrified because it came as a whole fish, not cut nor cared at all. I had to fight for a whole 10 minutes to remove the skin and bones only to get to barely seasoned, mud-smelling flesh. Ew. I couldn't finish half. As for dessert, I opted for something that didn't sound so adventurous, and I got a good ice cream. My friend got the chocolate pot thing that came with a plant and it was very good and fun. Another friend got icecream hotdog and he said it was not good. As a summary, there are some things that are to die for, and other things that are mediocre or bad. I will return for the good dishes and the funky atmosphere, but I will never order the flounder fish ever, ever again.

Yes!! If you are in the area, this is a must go place! My…read morefavorite meal of my 2 week Spain vacation. The chef mixes unpredictable tastes, ingredients creating delicious choices! Starting with a savory candy truffle amuse bouche! Yes, you read correctly! Absolutely the best steak I had while here. The entire meal, the decor, just fantastic!

Oh boy ! I wish I can say I loved the place , however set up is beautiful. But all they care for…read moreunfortunately $$$$ . The owner should realize it's not all about money always , you need to make sure you give all the comfort and the best service to your guests. There are other beautiful spots you can spend half of the amount and get great food&service and drinks . I read lots of negative reviews lately about this Place. Hopefully owner will take some action Otherwise the future is not going to bright..

We flew into Madrid late on a Friday evening and found ourselves wanting tapas around midnight…read more This is coming from a girl who is definitely not Spanish and has tried some food but not that knowledgable about the Spanish culture. Just in case you didn't know that by me writing this review in English and he fact that we flew here. ;) The man at the front desk said we were only a few blocks away from Calle de Ponzano which is a strip with lots of tapas bars so you can hop to different ones and have a few bites to eat. I'll admit that when we got there it was awesome but very intimidating. The places were packed with SPANISH PEOPLE! Gasp! Exciting. So we took a big Gulp like big kids and walked right into one and a wonderful waitress took us under her wing. She told us to call her Indiana Jones so that's what I'm gonna do. She was lovely and from the Dominican Republic. Anyway, we happily ordered two glasses of Rioja (which was amazing and cheap) and the pulpo (octopus) because that was her favourite. The pulpo was freaking amazing. It was charred/grilled and came out in one piece. It was also with a very flavourful (and oily) sauce that was amazing with bread. The octopus itself was a fantastic texture, cooked perfectly, and went very nicely with the wine. Indiana Jones happily served us even at 12:30 despite it getting quite late but apparently they were open until 2. Next we had the fried calamari which was super fried and oily but oh my god it was good. I must say, this was an incredible experience. The location was fantastic, so was the food, so was Indiana, and so was the wine. Yay.

Very good food, but our (admittedly large) party had to wait over an hour to be seated, and I don't…read morethink it's worth that long of a wait. With that said, the staff were very accommodating for the most part, and we got our food very promptly.

Just around the corner and what a treat! Felt like a local in town and welcomed after a long plane…read moreride. It was great to have some yummy local food and drinks. If your looking for a spot where you can feel Right at home in Spain, this is the place! Oh! And don't forget to ask for their special sauce!!!

I went here with my mom on vacation from the US, and we found this restaurant in Madrid. I have to…read moresay that this has to be the best restaurant so far in my tour through Spain (still have yet to reach Barcelona). The Spanish omelette menu is fantastic! The croquettes are also very good. The prices are reasonable, and the quality is top-tier. What also helped us in particular was that we got a great waitress who's fluent in English, but my guess is that this was a unique case and won't be the same for every tourist who comes here. The rice casserole was merely decent (a little watery), but everything else was worth remembering. Overall, this is a 4-star restaurant with several 5-star dishes.

Great place for Tapas. Enjoyed my selections and the house liquor as well. Will definitely return…read moreif I ever get the chance to go back to Madrid. I particularly enjoyed the croquettes & tempura shrimp. The dessert was unique but delicious. It was an omelet with baileys ice cream, oreo cookies on top served in a tiny skillet. The house liqueur was a Crema De Orujo. Would recommend to anyone in the area.