We absolutely love this little gem. Service is great, food is delicious and fresh, and the ambiance…read moreis warm and inviting. My bf and I came and tried the Hambriento breakfast (pictures are attached), cafe con leche, and orange juice and paid less than $20 USD. Such a deal! Will be back for the fresh baked goodies.

I've been coming here twice a week for months now and I have yet to have a bad experience…read more The staff is very attentive and exceedingly patient (asides from myself, I've heard many other English speakers in this cafe even though it's outside the center and the staff is always kind and patient with broken Spanish). Even when it's crazy busy ive never had to wait long to put in an order or pay. The coffee is great and cheap and so are the pastries (the empanadilla de manzana is a personal favorite). If you're here for breakfast, I highly recommend the banana-espresso bread. I'm very much blessed to have this place to close to my apartment!!! It's amazing.

Good Spanish place with the standard tapas choices and inexpensive but good wines. Upstairs for…read moredining, downstairs for the bar. Georgiano was our server, personable and interesting he, like a lot of our servers, was from elsewhere in Europe (Georgia) and working for a few months in Madrid. I recommend the tapas platter, the stewed oxtail was good too.

Amazing food, great value. Service was amazing thanks to our waiter Dachi. He made everyone laugh…read moreand was very attentive. Very great, highly recommend.

They were late on the pick up and a no show for our return to airport…read more We ended up scrambling for an Uber that was actually quite pleasant and 1/2 the price

Very helpful, especially since I have a disability and require a walker to be moved with me and we…read morehad two bags and a backpack of equipaje. But the first time we arrived in Madrid, it was a horrible, confusing experience, so the transfer was a 'no brainer'.

Great. Wonderful. FUN! I don't know where to start for this review. Madrid Tapas Trail was a last…read moreminute addition to our Madrid trip, as our initial tapas tour guide "wasn't sure there would be enough people to do a tour." I suppose it fell into the 48 hour "cancellation" . Frantic, we scurried to find a new tour, as a tapas tour was a highlight of our stay in Madrid. Not the best way to begin our Spain adventure. However, Emily responded within HOURS of my request for a tour during our stay. We made arrangements for a tour in two evenings. Emily took us to tapas locations off the beaten path and also great social, traditional locations. Emily chose locations that would serve pescetarian dishes, accommodating my dietary needs. We sampled amazing wine, but also fabulous beer and sangria. She was great to talk to and easy going, making the night light, enjoyable, and memorable. Emily went above and beyond the call of "tour guide". She emailed us great restaurant recommendations, directions, even a reminder about the Madrid marathon and possible road closures before and during our stay! Unbelievable! (And quite useful!) The irony- the other travelers scheduled on the tour that night had to cancel due to unforeseen circumstances. Emily still ran the tour for the two of us. Professional indeed! Madrid Tapas Trail is a must do in Madrid!

We spent our honeymoon in Spain in Sept 2012 and at the last minute, decided to take a tapas tour…read morein Madrid. I emailed the tour and Emily (our tour guide) got back to us right away and was very accommodating. Initially we wanted to take the tour on a Sun but they didn't have availabilty so she added us to the Fri tour. Emily and Juan (co-tour guide) were very knowledgable about the various types of tapas, wine and cerveza that we enjoyed. They took us to multiple tapas bars and knew exactly what to order. Each bar had a special dish and we tried them all. Our first stop was a place that specializes in ham and fried egg "nachos"....need I say more? Absolutely delicious! We had a great tour group and interacted very well with each other and our tour guides. We still keep in touch with Emily and Juan to this day. Buena suerte amigos!

Great food and drinks. We shared a rice and seafood dish with table side service! We would come…read morehere again if we were in the area. A quaint place to dine.

Great local tapas bar in Las Tablas, north side of Madrid. Very friendly staff, menu in English and…read morethe lunch was very delicious. Highly recommend. I had the calamari, croquettes, veal, mixed salad and French fried potato .

Good food with a very large seating area upstairs and downstairs. Also, this place has what looks…read morelike a great International beer selection and happy hour.

If you are an American looking for an identical version of Chipotle or Tex Mex, then you have come…read moreto the right place. They serve you big portions and the price is affordable. For a beef burrito with a bottle of Aquafina water, I paid around 8.65 Euros. The restaurant is nice and clean with many tables and places to sit and eat or you can take it to go. We are vacationing in Madrid for 3 weeks, and sometimes you want o eat familiar tasty food...and this is it fore sure!!

My wife and I were looking for a place for tapas near our hotel last night around 10 PM…read more We found Combarro and what a find that was. We sat at the bar. Initially, we were the only customers as Thursday was a holiday and today is a "puente" so some Spaniards have a four day weekend. The food and service were "first class". The bartender, Israel, was a great host. We had Pimentos de Padron (unos pican y otras non), Jamon Iberico, and Anchoas a la plancha with garlic and olive oil and a few beers for me and some red wine for my wife. We shared a flan and a couple of copitas of orujo. We are going back for dinner.

I was here for a conference and our host took us to this group dinner. My first Michelin star (1…read morestar) meal. Known for fish. The sole is a 2 person dish and would recommend this. Cooked over wood fire and just perfectly without overcooking. Served with sauce that was delicious. As a main would highly recommend. Hake jowl ordered by my friend was a bit fishy. Monkfish was nice with good texture. They ordered crazy amounts of tapas to start the meal. Jamon iberico was high quality here. Service was a bit rushed and servers seemed a bit impatient but maybe that's just my impression and could be something lost in translation. Definitely friendly overall and thoughtful when I wanted to take pictures. Dessert was to die for. Torrejas was not on the menu but I would come back here just for this. Was a type of bread pudding. The arroz con leche is like a rice pudding and had a brûlée topping. The crepe was good too but the other two are highly recommended.

Near Madrid on the road to El Pardo, it is a charming place with a beautiful patio and ample…read moreparking. The food but particularly the fish is excellent. My companion and I shared a perfectly cooked lenguado, that one should not miss. Unfortunately our dining experience was marred by poor, haphazard service. Our table of 12 had to wait an unusual amount of time after being seated before being able to order. There were short delays before all entrees were served and there seemed to be a lack of supervisory personnel in the large dining patio. In terms of food we were a bit disappointed with the small size of some entrees and the unimaginative choice of guarniciones for the main dish. In places like these one expects to pay top euros, Yet it seemed too steep what they charged for bread, Jars of water and guarniciones In sum, an uneven dining experience that prevents us from giving a top rating to this popular place