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La Caña de Gonzalo

5.0 (11 reviews)
ModerateBeer Bar
Closed 8:30 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)
Updated over 3 months ago

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7 years ago

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7 years ago

Fantastic! Able to get by not knowing too much Spanish but it was a definitely a local place! Food was amazing!

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9 years ago

Great local spot for tapas! We were the only non-Spanish people in the place. Incredible food, great wine and a fun atmosphere.

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La Latina - Sangria

La Latina

3.8(9 reviews)
1.5 kmBarajas

This is a nice little charming restaurant in Barajas. I was really happy with the quality of the…read morefood and how flavorful it was. I walked by the night before we had dinner and it was packed, so I decided to have dinner the following night. We arrived at 8pm. The restaurant was full by the time we left (around 10). We had a bottle of red wine, Grilled octopus, Paella Valenciana, Tarta de dulce de leche, homemade pudding and coffee. I really enjoyed our dinner. I did not ask but I believe this is a family restaurant. Service was good. This restaurant is not geared toward tourists, so service can be improved. But that also makes food to be much better. Nonetheless I definitely recommend this place to anyone staying in the airport area. It is a short walk from any hotel near T1-T3.

In the Madrid airport area for one evening ahead of a flight the next day and staying down the…read morestreet at the Clement Barajes Hotel. On a Saturday night, I found few places open,  but in a the small area where La Latina was located,  there was definitely some activity worth checking out. Of those (and wasn't interested in a beer joint), I found La Latina the most active,  attractive and inviting.  The place was packed, but was seated at a good table in the back.  Great service,  a varied menu with some typical tapas selections and a number of other select options. With our beverages,  we enjoyed the typical gratis of olives and in this instance, more of that wonderful jamon Iberica. My daughter & I split an order of the Calamares. They were a half order & delicious as expected as they had been all along our previous weeks' journey. She was in the mood for a burger. La Latina offered up a very attractive burger, cooked just right & not too big on the size (good). The bite I had was really good. Me, I kept it sort of light. With the olives and calamares already, I was happy with a toast if bread, olive oil, tomato, anchovy & manchego. Paired with a beer, that hit all the taste buds just right. With the good service, upbeat & modern atmosphere + good eats, I'd certainly call this place 'fan worthy' and give it an easy 4 stars.

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VIP Lounge Puerta Alcalá - with a full food station

VIP Lounge Puerta Alcalá

4.2(13 reviews)
2.0 kmBarajas
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Pretty good for a Priority Pass lounge that is open 24 hours. This lounge per PP conditions is for…read more"Schengen flights only" so if you are flying direct back to the States from Madrid, I don't think you can get in with PP. We had a 6am flight out of Madrid to our connecting flight to Frankfurt prior to getting back to the States. It wasn't the easiest to find at the airport, we had to ask for help. Pros: fairly large with plenty of seating, great drinks selection, clean Semi-con: no hot food options for breakfast - only cold cuts, bread, pastries, fruit, yogurt, packaged cold sandwiches. This is typical Spain breakfast food so it is normal but I'm always sad when there isn't any hot foods available.

Pros: Huge lounge, lots of space, lots of seating. the beverage options are plentiful! self-serve…read morealcohol. restrooms are nice. Cons: We came in around 11am-ish and they had pastries out and cold cuts so they were still in breakfast. I was expecting to see eggs or something but they had no hot food options. I asked one of the staff when they would have hot food and she gave me the most stank look!! and grunted at me, HUHH?? w/the facial expression to match. She was so rude. I asked the question again in Spanish this time, and she rudely snapped at me and said (in Spanish) no hot food until 2PM! and stormed off. I later realized that I misunderstood her or maybe she didn't even know. But anyways, as I was serving myself the cold cuts, I accidentally put the tongs back in the wrong spot. This same rude grunty woman came up next to me, grabbed the tongs and literally SLAMMED them hard onto the tray and walked away. it made such a loud awful sound! As she walked away, I did not hold back and I yelled at her in Spanish, "WOW WHAT A RUDE WOMAN!!!" and other people looked up. She just kept walking. I had another opportunity to tell her again and yeah I did tell her. Not that I was looking for her, but she just happened to be in my path. They didn't do a good job of taking away dirty dishes from the seating areas. There were stacks of cups and plates and bowls, trash, and empty beer and water bottles everywhere. It looked really sloppy like the morning after a party. At about noon, they brought out some hot food items, and more dishes to stack. Dessert items were meh but there was only 2 options, a strawberry cheesecake and another, I can't remember. it wasn't memorable I guess. Wish there'd been more dessert options and hot food options for breakfast.

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VIP Lounge Puerta Alcalá - Whole fruit.

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Plaza Mayor Lounge - the wonderful view, lol

Plaza Mayor Lounge

3.9(9 reviews)
3.1 kmBarajas

Beautiful large lounge with a few rooms equipped with couches, chairs and several tables…read more Served hot food and some cold bites Totally worth it!

So obviously this value proposition is mostly based on the assumption that you have access to a…read morecard that gets you in for free, which we did at the time, but don't anymore, and knew we were downgrading once we got back home... but assuming you got in for free as part of a membership to something else, it's a solid airport lounge, one of the better I'd been to. I was happy to see, given airport rules and the fact we were about to board a super long direct flight back to LAX, that despite it being mid-morning, all the drinks were out, by which I mean a decent number of pretty good looking Spanish wines, a decent handful of relatively mid-tier spirits, two amari, vermouth, cans of beer, as well as espresso from an auto-espresso-machine, and several juices. Everything you need to make a whole bunch of cocktails if you're that sort of nerd. (For good and bad, everything's pour-yourself. The upsides are obvious - the main downside was that they didn't have anything for measuring, you just had to pour by eye. That's fine though, I was just making them for myself :D.) Obviously being still mid-morning, I didn't have a chance to try *all* the wines (though one other benefit of being pour-yourself is that made it easy to pour a *small* amount of wine, if you did want to try a couple, which I did (pretty decent.) I was amused to note that the two amari and the vermouth were all classic Italian brands rather than Spanish, though. Also had a solid brandy Negroni and a great Giribaldi (orange juice and amaro :)). And an espresso by itself, which was just decent (decent enough for free, that's for sure.) There wasn't any line for it when we were there (again, mid-morning), either. Food-wise, at the time, there were a handful of different sandwiches, which were all fairly mediocre by themselves. They also had a diy selection of salami and cheese, with olive oil and vinegar. Put those together and you have much better sandwiches! There was plenty of space when we got there - and it was nice that it had a solid 2nd-floor view to outside that got plenty of natural light... even if it was a view of a parking lot, not the runway. If I were paying to get in, though, I dunno. Might still be worth it if we wanted to do a wine tasting while we were there... wine at an airport outside a lounge would be like 15+ bucks a glass. Maybe not mid-morning though. I already miss having a card that let me and my wife into places like that for free, and I haven't flown anywhere else yet since, lol.

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