The place isn't in a popular area however the food is very impress. Tried few dishes haven't find…read moreanything I don't like. The seafood are very original and taste. I love the seafood combination (bogavante) and seafood rice (paella). Also the beef cook on the stone is very nice too. Cook myself and get exactly the way I like.

It would be impossible for me to chose a favorite dining experience in Madrid because I ate so…read morewell, but this was the most memorable. Unlike a lot of the more festive and lively tapas places in the area this is a more sedate, intimate dining experience. It's excellent if you want a quiet dinner alone or a romantic dining experience. Not really a place for large groups or kids. For those who struggle with Spanish the staff here speaks English. The wines are fabulous, the creme bulee was impressive (and I'm not big on desserts) and it should be noted , like much of Spain, this place doesn't have much for vegetarians. Besides the beautiful atmosphere and wonderful staff what made this memorable ? (Coo don't read anymore) The duckburger. Simply one of the best burgers I've ever eaten. Ground duck mixed with sweet apples and caramelized onions had a wonderful contrast of sweet and savory. The duck was fatty enough to be juicy but not greasy or slime-y tasting. When asked about Madrid this is the first place that I mention. Go !!

Thanks Lolo! When in Madrid on a free night with my two lovely colleagues Lulu and Cyrielle, Lolo…read more(the Yelp CM in Madrid) recommended we went to this restaurant for dinner. What we asked him for precisely was "a restaurant kind of gastro-chic spanish food where we won't eat tapas and won't have to share our plates". Yup, the typical picky French girls, but hey, we're not sharing! On that note... we kind of missed it! You have to know we speak very (very) little Spanish but we did try our best to communicate with the adorable waiter and we managed quite well, except for one thing: we did have to share our plates! We thought we had ordered one starter to share then a dish for each of us, but we actually got the 4 plates one after the other, which caused us to share everything (well, almost as Cyrielle didn't eat fish or seafood which caused a very funny explanation of all of the menu by our waiter!) The food is really good. It is "tapas-y" but you can eat full "racions" or 1/2 or tapas, so you can chose the amount you want to eat. The full rations are around 12 euros and we loved all of them, from mini-hamburgers to calamares with squid ink or burrata and artichokes with ham. With a bottle of good red wine, the evening was perfect. We had a lot of fun and even ended up helping our host setting up the Yelp appfor businesses on his phone... in FrenSpanish! Big up to the desserts too: we... well, shared... one brownie and one tapioca dessert and both were very nice! The only downside would be to me that the food was a bit too salty for my taste and also that the toilets weren't so great, which is very important, I think... :s Other than that, we loved it! A very good address indeed, Lolo! We paid around 33 euros each with 4 dishes + 2 desserts + wine + coffee. A bit higher than usually in Madrid, but worth it!

Indescribably creative mix of flavors used to create pizza nirvana…read more Friendly, attentive staff who make for a really nice experience. Sit by the window to watch the street scene or sit at the common table and be social--either way, a fun time.

Delicious pesto pizza - fabulous service too. English was…read moreno problem for the staff. Gracias