This place is unstoppable - there is no better fried chicken in Madrid - the owner is always here…read moreand the passion shows. Well done sir!

Always a great place when you crave fried chicken. Beer is good, sauces are stunning. Staff are…read moreawesome. Fun neighborhood. Try the new pickles!

Great rotisserie chicken and sides with a Spanish flair. Authentic local hangout with the best…read morechicken in the area. Friendly service too!

From the owner: El mejor pollo asado al carbón en tu casa, la oficina o en nuestro asador. Comida sana, 100% casera…read morea 50 metros de El Corte Inglés de Goya y el Palacio de los Deportes, de Madrid

Very good fries. Salsa means sauce here in Madrid…read more Fries are fresh and caliente! Better than the wannabe-Belgian fries sold at Kensington Market in Toronto. Prices are reasonable too. Quantity is very generous. Located close to the Puerta del Sol. Only place that we saw that serve fresh fries. Most food stalls in Madrid (especially in Farmers Market setting) serve food as you see them on their display cases. They use the microwave to warm food at your request. Otherwise, they are served at room temperature.

Great little spot to go for french fries while walking around Madrid between sol and gran vía. This…read moreis my second time here and it was just as good, if not a little better than the first. The menu is very simple, you can choose a mini, pequeño, mediano, or largo fries. They also have chicken fingers and drinks available. As a side for your fries or chicken you can choose from a variety of sauces including ketchup, chilli, mustard, and too many more to name. Both times I've gotten picante and haven't regretted it! The service is fast and the fries are fresh and I definitely plan on coming back soon. The staff is also very nice--definitely leave them a tip and they may give you some extra fries!

This was the very best meal I had during my trip to Madrid. This is an old restaurant from the…read more1800s and their speciality is chicken and cider. It is a glorious roast chicken here, so good that is requires no additional sides. The chicken was so buttery, tender, and flavorful with perfectly crispy skin. I could have peeled the skins off a 100 chickens and ate them, they were that delicious. And the meat was like butter, it fell off the bone. These chickens must have been raised on the best farms because never in my life have I tasted chicken this good. The cider was interesting! They have a sweet one which tastes like a regular hard cider, and a "natural" one which is very dry and not sweet at all. I'm not a big cider fan but I could tell that this cider was very high quality, and my partner loved it. Every time I am back in Madrid, a stop at Casa Mingo for dinner will absolutely happen.

Very Madrid! The roast chicken is very good, and the cider choices are nice. Had a salad and…read morechorizo and a bag of chips! And rice pudding that is in a glass jar and ice cold. A gun place and not to be missed for a very relaxed and casual meal. Very friendly waiters. About a $10 taxi ride from Plaza Mayor.

Some friends recommended me this place and I had faith in it because of that…read more The 2 stars I'm giving here, are not about food quality, cleanliness of the restaurant or because of poor service, it's because, for some reason, Venezuelans think they can charge ridiculous prices for food just because it's a "Venezuelan" restaurant. I'm well aware this is in Malasaña but 16 euros for a roasted chicken and 2 beverages? You gotta be kidding me. Quality-wise I can get the exact same chicken elsewhere for half the price. I sat down and as soon as i saw the prices I just left. Because I`ll rather spend 19 euros on an excellent sirloin steak with french fries and pimientos de piquillo anywhere else than paying 16 euros for a friggin roasted chicken. If you dig the place and the neighborhood and don't care getting charged outrageous prices (even higher than in other venezuelan restaurants) than everywhere else in Madrid, come. It's clean and they are polite.

Wanted some take out and came here for some juicy chicken, delicious vegetable arepas, and rice…read morewith beans. The service was friendly and quick considering it was rotisserie. Very affordable- fed four for $30.

Bad Calamari sandwich gave me nightmares…read more Cubano tasted like paint The combination plate made about as much sense as two left knees Matt madden frowned down upon us with this one We rly thought it would be better than McDonald's Silly me , silly me

Place is clean and has a restroom, staff is friendly. If you are visiting and you are tired of…read morecrappy food this is the place. Don't forget to try the arroz con leche for desert that's rice pudding.

Great food, great service, cute atmosphere. Sambusa was great! Would def come again!!read more

We enjoyed a delicious and gluten free meal of chicken and veggies! Very kind, attentive server,…read moretoo!

Good food for correct price... When you go back the day…read moreafter for the same thing this has to be a good sign...

In lots of places around the world, when you get hungry and don't feel like leaving the house you…read morecall a pizza joint or a burger place, and get dinner delivered. What do you do, however, when you can't stomach another Telepizza? When the very thought of McDonald's turns your stomach? Clearly the only option left to you is to phone up a chicken roaster and have them bring some deliciousness around. That's right, roasted chicken. Sure they also will whip up a hamburger in a hot minute, with fries, for two-fifty, but the chicken's where all the love is. That chicken turns in the roaster, weeping its fatty juices, for a long time. Graciously, when you call them and they answer "Hola corazon!" or "Hola campeon!" they know without your asking that you want those very juices included in your meal. You can order an entire chicken with a ration of fries (a lot of fries) for eleven euros. That's enough food for two or three people, and you can just drizzle all that liquefied chicken fat all over your fries for best results. It always comes in about "cuarenta minutitos" as they say, except this one time when they forgot my order. I waited an hour and a half because I trusted them, because Casa Adela had proven itself to me, and finally I had to call in and ask "Dude, where's my chicken?" Sure they felt bad and a chicken arrived in minutes flat, but I had already forgiven the mistake! There's a little community of folks that hang out down at the restaurant and I have no doubt that they struck up some conversation or other and just got wrapped up in it and forgot about my chicken. No worries! It happens! I think I ate that whole chicken myself. Casa Adela as a restaurant space is...intimate, meaning it's tiny and a place where the local people like to hang out and shoot the breeze. What's strongest is the delivery service, so opt for that. I have seen Adela herself in there during the day (she's legendary, a REAL Madrilena), and at night an amiable long-haired guy (her son?) works the counter. All-in-all they're great people and serve up a mean roasted chicken, and the fries are pretty good too.