A great first meal in Spain! The food was fantastic, and service was even better. Thanks to our…read moreserver, Santiago, who let us shave the ham, gave us a complimentary sorbet drink, and didn't make fun of us when we ordered way too much food, hahah! We don't speak Spanish, but he helped us out with Google Translate and made us feel welcome. Loved that the menu had English titles, very helpful. Overall, I felt like there was a warm atmosphere here. We got eggplant sticks with honey, artichoke with salty ham, and croquettes. Not a bad bite to be found. I can't even pick a favorite; everything was outstanding. Definitely recommend this restaurant! We paid about $65 for everything, including what's mentioned above plus a glass of wine, bread, and olives.

A wonderful steak house well established in the heart of Gran Via.. great quality, service and…read moreatmosphere... highly recommend the special menu at the bar area it's worth every penny... Alejandro service at the bar it's outstanding..!!! Parece tener 2 sucursales, Gran Vía 72 centro y Tetuán 34.. fui al de la Gran Vía.. excelente

The steak with chimichuri sauce was amazing Great service…read moreThe place is really small but they will rearrange table to make everybody fit

Incredibly surprising mouthwatering delicious food. We were looking for someplace to eat after a…read moreflamenco show and stumbled across this place. WOW! The steak was perfectly seasoned and juicy. The service was spectacular with a mix of Spanglish on both sides. For a place that seems like casual dining, the food was plenty good!

Delicious and incredibly friendly. There will be a wait as this place is popular with locals and…read moretourists like me who saw it on Somebody Feed Phil. They have their service down to a science as I found myself seated relatively easily. Ordered a ton of food as half orders thinking it was going to be a small meal but their half portions were still huge and meant for sharing! The tortilla con cebolla is a must unless you don't like gooey omelettes though I suggest you give it a shot. The torreznos here were great as well and no one turned me down as I started offering them to tables next to me as I underestimated the portion sizes. Again, these are all half portions!! Crazy delicious meal at a lively spot for a very reasonable price

Casa Dani is located inside the Mercado, and they have a few seating areas, both inside and…read moreoutside. There seems to be a line pretty much any time of day. We got some light stuff to share: - Tortilla (1/4 size or pincho) was enough for 2 of us to share. It was nice and runny - Croqutas: smooth, freshly fried - Salmonrejo: like a creamier gazpacho Stuff came pretty quickly, so turnover is fairly fast at the tables. It's worth getting in line for this place!

Awesome. The best sangria I've ever had…read more Octopus was amazing, and the staff was super friendly.

Out of business now a hot chocolate bar with coffee tea and hot chocolate. Along with other drinksread more

I was surpised to find a little ecuadorian food spot in Madrid, and as an Ecuadorian, I had to try…read more DID NOT DISAPPOINT. This honestly tasted like home. The food was delicious and the service was amazing. The decor of the restaurant really brought out the best in the courty. I wish I was still in Madrid so I can go again and again. If youre looking for good food that will fill up your tummy and leave you wanting more, check this place out. It is honestly the epitome of good latino food. Este lugar estaba delicioso, lo recomiendo a todos que les gusten la comida latina o simplemente quieren tratar los sabores de mi lindo Ecuador!

Hooray that they have vegan options!!! This review has a great and a not so great comment…read more 5/5 for the Holistic Baae Bowl; it was beautifully seasoned and had the perfect spicy level to it. Unfortunately, the Vegan Chaulafan (fried rice) was very oily and had ZERO flavor. It did come with fresh vegetables, so when I got it home I added garlic, lime juice and some crushed chili peppers in it and THEN it was delicious. The woman who took my order was very sweet and kind. I will visit this place again, because, as I stated, one dish was absolutely delicious. I'd like to try other dishes, too!

Fast and good tacos. I ordered one taco al pastor and two tacos de lengua. Unfortunately the tacos…read morede lengua were a bit over salted so that was a tad bit disappointing. The tacos al pastor was good but nothing incredible. I would definitely come back and try some of the other tacos and give the lengua taco another shot. People were nice and welcoming but it really is a quick stop so don't expect to be sitting around for very long

Being a Texan I was worried this place wouldn't be great but I am so glad to report I was wrong…read more This place was amazing. Staff was mostly friendly, I just assume with how busy it was and the language barrier things were short, but they were helpful. It's a small place to eat in, but we made it with our family of 5. I highly recommend this place for any of their street tacos, there wasn't a single one we didn't like. We even ordered more! The mango margarita was sweet, so we added another shot to cut the sweetness. Super affordable and excellent. Highly recommend.

This was my favorite dinner restaurant while in Madrid! Made reservations for a Sunday evening…read moredinner. Not as many restaurant selections on Sunday nights. Upon arrival, we were immediately seated. There were a few tables near us with couples. Started with a bottle of red wine. Grilled Goat Cheese w/honey vinaigrette and bail pesto-Great starter. Tikka Masala Mussels-Very Good twist on mussels. We had an additional entree, but I couldn't eat another bite. BUT, that didn't stop me from the boozy add-ons... Pina colada sorbet-this was better than the mojito sorbet. Note, be prepared for the addition of Rum to your sorbet. Complimentary amaretto cream Server was attentive and the place remained quiet for a perfect date night.

3.8 of i could but couldn't bring myself to make it a 4. service was fine except that they didn't…read moreask if we wanted bread or not but they did ask the table next to us. steak tartare, goat cheese and ceviche appetizers were all great and worth getting. the portion sizes were good as well. not huge but i would say two appetizers and an entree each would fill a fairly hungry couple up. as for the paella; this was a bit of a struggle for me. too al dente and very salty. the seafood was cooked well, but overall it was so salty i would have sent it back if my husband would let me.

After trying all manner of tapas, this was a refreshing change. I'm so glad I've had authentic…read moreMexican food in Mexico and in Detroit's Mexican Town many times so I know how good it can be. Santita stands with the best Mexican food I've ever eaten. To start, it already stands out from every other restaurant I've visited in Madrid because of his beer selection. Instead of ordering Cerveza, and getting the one beer the place has, you have nice choice of Mexican beers, served in a bottle. Negra Modelo, one of my favorites, was among them. Margaritas are small, but cheap (5€), tasty, and potent. Guacamole is creamy and robust, served in a stone mortar, as it's traditionally been made for centuries. The tortilla chips are thick, and not particularly salty, but they're a perfect pairing to start the meal. Please, please order the Los Ignacios...the most perfect Mexican pizza you'll ever have in your life. The description on the menu says "our version of the traditional nachos". For Americans, this evokes tortilla chips with melted cheese, onions, and peppers with low grade meat. Here, you get a thin, crispy crust layered with pico de gallo, cheese, beans, guacamole, meat...yes, similar ingredients in crappy bar nachos, but so, so much better. Tacos are tiny discs piled with meat. The tacos de pollo (chicken) is covered in a rich crema, with small pieces of lean chicken breast. The tacos de chochinita had a massive mound of marinated pork. All had pickled red onions on top. My wife didn't like all the crema, but I did. The pork was excellent. The burrito de pollo was massive and suitable for sharing (though our friend didn't want to share). It has excellent rice with the chicken. We had tried to order a side of rice previously, and we were told it couldn't be ordered separately. Not sure why that is, but this is a great way to get it. Yes, we were stuffed by then. No, we didn't stop ordering. We closed with coconut ice cream, which was pretty standard, but the margarita ice cream? Wow. It's a scoop of ice cream that gets a shot of tequila dumped on it. The sweetness balances the tequila beautifully. Service was also excellent. We ordered a few rounds of drinks (lost track of how many...oops). All the things we ordered set us back 93€. What a great way to experience authentic Mexican cuisine.

Just happened onto this place, and it was AMAZING! The first impression is how cute and unique the…read moredecorations are and what a nice atmosphere they create. I had no idea it was Mexican food when we first walked in and thought what's the big deal since I have Mexican all the time in the U.S. Boy, was I surprised! They did such an impressive job of combining such a variation of flavors and bringing them all together in each bite. The food was something I would expect from a top-level chef. We wanted to eat everything on the menu and really wish that we could have done so. A simple taco was such an incredible taste experience. Whatever they used to create that flavor fest was just delicious. Wish I could go again!!!