If you are looking for a change of pace (from the typical tapas fare) during your stay in Madrid,…read morethis Filipino restaurant is the place to be. Great Filipino classics with warm service. Food is tasty and fresh.

Disappointed that it is not where yelp says it is. Came straight from the airport only to find it…read moreis no longer there.

My husband found this gem, hidden place near the Atocha train station. The server explained to us…read morehow the combo menu works. We chose the €7.50 combo with drinks and dessert which was made to order with great plating, wouldn't expect it to be that affordable. Just heads up to have cash, no cards accepted when we came. Also, they only have stand fans and a little uncomfortable during the hot summer days but the great food and service made up for it.

Food is no good here, I think the food in the house is better than eating here.. Crispy para is too…read moredry and too fried, dinakdakan is low quality., pakbet is low quality, halo halo too sweet., I've tried better Filipino restaurant in US, Canada and Australia so won't recommend this place., waste of money ..

Hidden gem in a world of paella, jamón, and empanadas…read more Northern style pho (light broth with wide noodles) hit the spot on my trip to Madrid. Needed something light but flavorful without weighing me down. Got in there right when they opened and it clean, comfortable, with a few items from home. I ordered the chicken pho and my wife went for the beef. Each sip of the broth cleansed the pallette and the meat was cooked well. It is hard to compare pho to other dishes, but as it states on the menu, it is caldo (which I can see why). If you need something different and want to change it up in Madrid, give this spot a shot.

My daughter was a little ill so I wanted to find her some pho. Unfortunately, This place is…read moreclosed. It is now a Chinese restaurant. I did come across a number of Vietnamese restaurants nearby.

Bad service and really small portions. The ceviche came with 4 small pieces of fish. Had much…read morebetter ceviches in Madrid. Try LA cevichria or Mis tradiciones. No repeat here..

Great place for lunch. Tacos were delicious and the service was exceptional! The manager worked…read morewith us to help with translation in order for us to get exactly what we want.

Tierra is a fast casual Mexican restaurant, like a Chipotle or Moe's. We grabbed burritos and were…read morevery pleased! The burritos were enormous and there were a lot of options. The interior was clean and the person working at the counter was friendly!

McDonald's was our first stop after getting off the train at Grand Vía station! It's right outside…read moreof the station. This was my first time trying McDonald's in any country in Europe, so this was a treat! It looks quite nice from the outside & on the inside too. Well air conditioned space & has 2 floors of seating available if you choose to eat here. We ordered off the kiosk & our order was done within minutes, which was impressive since it was super busy... this would not be the case in the US LOL. We ordered a three burger meal, which included three sandwiches of our choice, 25 chicken nuggets, three fries, & three drinks of our choice. For sandwiches, we ordered a McCrispy, a McChicken, & a quarter pounder. We did two normal fries and decided to try their wedge fries. Everything was great for a quick meal, ordering was easy, and did not have trouble finding a table to sit at.

I've made it a point to try and stop by a McDonalds at every country I go to…read more Food is always good, and there's usually a different menu that focuses on that particular region. This McDonald's had some different burgers and adult happy meals (for the Stranger Things premier). Very very busy place, and I was surprised it was so pricey.. like €10+ per meal. The only thing I didn't enjoy, is that the tables and all feel cramped, and also the patrons didn't clean up after themselves. It was unkept, but not for the lack of the employees trying.. it was mostly due to the customers leaving all their trash behind.

What the heck? Did someone fall in love with Steak n Shake on a random visit to St Louis?…read more Well I saw this as I wandered the strrets of Madrid. Ina world where American fast food has come to every part of the world, I found this to be an odd sight. Usually see lots of Burger Kings ( yes they are all over Madrid and very crowded), but not local burger chains. I know there McDonalds here and the only chain I saw here was 5 Guys..... Yes, 5 guys!!

While in Madrid I was craving burgers and fries. I found this spot near the place we were staying…read moreat. The burgers are what I find back in the states. The party is on the thin end. But the flavors are there. We paid 50 euros for four people. This was the price including milkshakes. So it's a pretty good deal. Their fries come in different flavors. I did not care for their salt and vinegar fries. It tasted very similar to their original fries. It was not very distinct in flavor and it's not worth paying the few extra euros for. I highly recommended their Parmesan fries. This is worth the upgrade with a few extra euros. Their milkshakes are presented in a very trendy and retro diner style glass cup. It is topped with a good serving of whipped cream. The cherry on top of the milkshake is the actual cherry on top of the milkshake.