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11 years ago
This restaurant is inside the hotel Sercotel AB Arganda. Food is nice, it features a wide range of barbeque meats and a modest choice of regional dishes. Quality is great, fresh and tasty, but rates go along. read more
El Roble - Spanish Near Me - Arganda del Rey, M
Avenida de Madrid, 47
28500 Arganda del Rey
Spain
918 757 500
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http://www.hotelabarganda.com
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Yes, El Roble serves alcohol. Full Bar
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Let me put it this way....La Fragua was the first restaurant we went to on our month long journey…read morethrough Spain. We came back to Madrid two days early so we could visit La Fragua one more time before we flew home. This is a very simple restaurant plopped down in the middle of a Madrid suburban neighborhood. From the outside it is only a door in a wall of an office building but inside it is a delightful restaurante serving a great version of Cocido Madrileno. The patrons we observed on both of our visits appeared not to be strangers which made us believe the quality of food brings locals back time and again. The English here is limited to non-existent but communication is easy. On our second visit the house was full and we arrived without reservations but they made a table for us anyway and treated us very graciously. To be sure we sampled other dishes during our two visits but the Cocido will have us coming back. Their house wine is Ramon Bilbao and the inventive tapas that accompany every meal are not only tasty but mini works of art. We came here twice...we will come back again.
LA FRAGUA especialidad cocido madrileño
The dumplings were light and deep flavored
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We asked for the postre especialidad de cocina...this is what we go.
From the owner: Cocina típica Rumana y Española abierta todo el díaread more
Plato de pollo frito con patatas
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Please note this restaurant is in Carralejo, Feurteventura, not Madrid. I was wandering around the…read morevast choice of restaurants, swamped with choice but this restaurant caught my eye. Located on a quiet square, it has tables outside but I opted to eat indoors. I thought, as I'm on a Spanish Island, Paella would be a good choice. I certainly wasn't disappointed. There must have been every choice of meat and fish in the dish. The waiters giggled as I picked up a prawn and posed with it at the end of my nose for a photo (I know, my mum always told me not to play with my food)! It was far better eating it.completely stuffed, I unshamedly asked for a doggy bag as I didn't want to waste a morsel and warming it up the next day tasted even better!
The tapas is excellent.read more
Costillas a la BBQ
Paella de menú
Since I haven't had Chinese, or Asian food as a matter of fact, since I arrived in Spain a week ago…read moreI had been craving some. Most of their menu consists of fried noodle, fired rice, etc. Basically your stereotypical Chinese food but since we were tired of the fried food we ordered dishes that were not on their menu. You can make these request but make sure to know what you want and also make sure these are typical dishes you would see at a restaurant; it shouldn't be something like orange chicken but instead more along the lines of noodle soup, or chicken mushroom.
Carne con cebolla verde a la plancha
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This restaurant is in the center of the plaza Santa Ana. Very touristic. The food tasted delicious…read moreand the services was excellent. Obviously the meat here goes well with Spanish red wine. Enjoy.
Tasty steak for two. Avoid the green beans but the asparagus are great. Beautiful outdoor seating.read more
OMG!! So I had an international courier mission to Madrid and by the time I landed, got through…read morecustoms, and delivered the package to the facility, I only had 1hr to spend in Madrid before I had to be back at the airport to fly back home! I know-I know. But ShoutOut to my Uber driver, David, for recommending and taking me to Los Timbales. This quaint restaurant at the corner of a small intersection. It was a beautiful bustling Saturday morning, and yet it was so relaxing inside the restaurant. Roxenne was SO accommodating! Because did I mention it was 10a and the restaurants didn't start serving food until 12p(when I had to be back at the airport). David ordered me some Bull tail & fries with somedelicious! They served me a meal before it was time for them to open for lunch And it was ¡¡Perfecto!! ¡Muy delicioso! If you find yourself in Madrid, you MUST go to Los Timbales. When you do, please tell Roxenne, Nicole said ¡Hola!
The food was excellent. We ordered a paella with chicken, spanish chorizo, and vegetables. They…read moremade it to our liking, they skipped the seafood because of allergies. They told it would 30 minutes to make and meanwhile they brought us some delicious marinated olives and bread. We also ordered a churrasco which was brought on a sizzling platter. Muy delicioso! We had plenty to eat. Our server offered some dessert but it was impossible to eat more. So he brought us a "natilla", some sort of vanilla custard sprinkled with cinnamon and a sugar cookie on top. Even though we were stuffed we gobbled that natilla down. The service was wonderful, and friendly. The ambiance was very very tastefully decorated .
We came to Spain in March this year and now again in November. We have come to love La Máquina and…read moreforever will be one of our favorites for the memories we have shared here. Ari helped us in March and incredibly remembered us and served us with distinction. She's amazing. We love to eat in the bar area because we feel like we're family. The ambiance is chic and upbeat. We shared a couple tapas and shared the meatballs. They were delicious!!! We've always had the soufflé but this time we tried the cheesecake. WOW!!! It was the best we've had and we've had a bunch of great ones.
This is the best, Spanish tapas seafood place I could wish for around the globe! It is completely…read morepacked with locals. I had the freshest, and the most tender, scallops , and octopus in the world. I am so to see there was only one review here maybe this is the best secret the locals don't want anyone to know.
Qué lugar tan acogedor, un servicio único, personal y familiar. Un ambiente madrileño con historia…read morey la comida espectacular. Una vista se convierte una experiencia. Recomendado
Even though it's from 1958, it looks ancient and atmospheric. The staff were lovely and…read moreaccommodating. The achoves was good. The tortilla(fish omelette) was amazing and the large fish ( I forgot the name) was so fresh, garlicky, and perfectly cooked. A great meal to introduce Madrid.
The service was superb, the food was delicious, the decor is beautiful. The food and the…read moredecorations are modern. It's a nice twist on traditional tapas but simple and delicate. Very delicious, dearly presented, and appetizing. I would come here again if I am around. Cheers!
I love this restaurant. Very good food and an excellent value. The staff is welcoming and the…read moreatmosphere is comfortable, unpretentious and conducive to connecting with fellow diners. I make a point to visit this restaurant at least once whenever I am in Madrid!
Castillian soup was delicious. Thinking garlic white wine broth that you have to finish dipping all…read moreof your bread in to get to the last drop:) Arroz cubana plain but good. Rice, tomato sauce and a tasty plantain. Main courses: deep fried beefsteak with ham and cheese and patatas fritas... a little too deep fried (salty, maybe old oil used?) Pork loin medallions with patatas fritas not bad.
Fun, crowded , cool decorations!! Really cool little place to have drinks and tapas, and yes, you…read moreget a free tapa for each drink. Dinner was amazing too. Make sure you're not scared of being in a crowded place because this place is tiny yet very lively,
supa cute interior-- first madrid eats pâté, octopus, smoked cod toast tapas. yayyyyyyread more
Really nice unique bar…read more Super hot day in Madrid but the air conditioning was working well! There's a typical bar when you walk in and then a nice lounge upstairs. We had some kind of gin n tonics that were wonderful. Waiter poured them at the table. Nice decor and I loved the 80's music.
Three of us went to lunch here in Madrid. We sat in the…read moreupstairs after much discussion of whether to sit outside or at the bar. Tables were small so the three of us shared two round tables against the wall and it was perfect. We ordered the octopus, croquettes, mini sliders, and the Russian salad. I had an aperol spritz. Mini sliders were awesome! We all agreed. A weird thing to order in Spain, I had no regrets! My friends particularly liked the Russian salad. The layer of diced calamari olives was an interesting twist I had not seen and I liked it. I was also a fan of the octopus skewers which were prepared very differently. They were flat and had a brown sauce that was very tasty! Service was super friendly and they were patient as we moved tables 3x in the beginning! Cool memorabilia along the stairway. Highly recommend!
We dropped into Cubiertos de Gloria around 4 pm on a Friday for a snack and a few drinks on one of…read moreour last days in Spain. The service was friendly and the food was tasty. We enjoyed a couple glasses of sangria, cava and red wine. Along with croquetas, jamon (expensive), olives, bread,and albondigas. There was also an upstairs with a more formal dining area, but it was not open at that time of the day.
Great spot with friendly bartenders and good beverage selections that came with a tapa gratis!read more
I went to this restaurant as recommended by my Spaniard friend, Esteban when I was in Madrid in…read moreFebruary, 2011. "Great" Features 1. This is a great restaurant to taste traditional Spanish dishes like Cocido Madrileno (Chickpea-based stew) and Spanish Tortilla (Spanish omellette) 2. It was a buffet for €15 plus tax + seating fee ( tipping is not mandatory in Spain) - great price it includes 1 drink - cervesa or beer or water, buffet of entree and 1 dessert - i had a chocolate mouse 3. Service was also good , waiter was nice and asked me if it was my first time in Madrid "Not So Great" Features 1. For tourist like me who is directionally challenged, it can be difficult to find the place. The restaurant is in the second floor of an old building.