Good food, good service, seems to be the favorite of many locals. Long lines move quickly.read more

Excellent service in a small restaurant with about 12 tables in a quiet neighborhood…read more Food is delicious and the service is very friendly and fast. There are 2 menus. One for Mexican food and the other with Venezuelan food. I you plan to pay them a visit I would recommend to make reservations as they are pretty busy.

This place serves humongous and amazing sandwiches. I got the pork sandwich cooked in lard. It was…read moregreat! Also, try the Cajun potatoes. The staff here is great. We wanted to see if they had glasses for sale. They ended up letting us keep one. Amazing hospitality!

Awesome sandwiches, cool staff & a nice set up…read more The bread was just right, soft on the inside and lightly crisped on the outside. Bullseye. Only got half a sub but really wish I got a full one! Kudos

¡Está muy bien! In…read moreEnglish, La Casa De La Cerveza literally translates to "The House of Beer." I'll call it LCDLC. I think the only reason I wanted to review this place is so that it stays on my Yelp and I can remember it forever -- and because I'd like to help other desperate souls living or visiting Spain find a good beer. I have to mention first that I am NOT a beer person, but a year or so ago my boyfriend introduced me to Belgian beer. I've been hooked since. I've been in Spain for almost seven months now (país del vino!) and haven't really had a great beer, except for two months ago when I had a chance to try some Allagash again. So delicious! Anyway, let me tell you a little story. I went to this Irish bar, Dubliners, in Madrid for Saint Patrick's Day and somehow the conversation with the waiter ended in Belgian beer. Dubliners didn't have any, but the good Samaritan of our server told us about a bar he knows. He suggested LCDLC. He didn't even know the actual name of the bar; in fact, he even thought that LCDLC was another Irish bar (it's rather international). He just told us the name of the metro (subway) we needed to take or walk to and search from there. So, imagine my boyfriend and I walking aimlessly, I guess you can say. After approximately 25 minutes, we arrived at Metro Bilbao and asked for "an Irish bar" in the area. They directed us towards an Irish dive bar (with horrible customer service, BTW) and we couldn't believe we walked almost 30 minutes for that. I just wanted to go back to Dubliners and kill that guy. But then I remembered he mentioned "Luchana" street. LCDLC was RIGHT by Metro Bilbao on Calle de Luchana, like the guy had said. There was nothing Irish about the look of the place -- it sort of reminded me of The Prohibition Taproom in Philadelphia and Kildare's -- but the variety of beers displayed by the windows confirmed it was the bar we were looking for. The beer menus is INTENSE, irresistible even to a non-beer lover like myself. We got there at about 4:30 pm and left at 7:00pm approximately. They also serve food (didn't have any though, so don't know what it's like). The servers were helpful and the bathroom were clean. That's always a plus. So yeah, I had some amazing Belgian beer. Definitely going back soon. :-) Note: to get to LCDLC from Atocha or Puerta del Sol, take the blue Line 1 to Piñar de Chamartín and get off at Metro Bilbao.

Not a shabby place. In fact, the decor actually reminds me of a German/Northern European-type…read moreplace. If you're a beer lover, you'll love it. If you're not a beer lover, you'll still be taken care of. I'm not a beer fanatic but my boyfriend and I enjoyed the degustación of 5 different (nice quality) cañas for 10€. In addition to their large beverage menu, they've got a kitchen that serves up ...adequate food. We got the nachos and the special spring salad. They were nothing to write home about, but then again, it's not like you would go to the House of Beer and critique them heavily on their food selection. It says it all in the name. Come here for some nice imports that you haven't had in awhile. They also show all the futbol games on spacious screens!

Food was excellent, service was great and the restaurant is very handsome. I look forward to…read morereturning and to exploring more of the menu. Lunch highlights include delicious black truffle croquetas, a fish dish consisting of two fried eggs on top of cod with sautéed chives that was delicious, a fantastic hamburger and a very tasty grilled pita-like bread filled with melted cheese, herbs and thinly sliced tomato. We ordered the ginger "infusión" that was spectacular and was well accompanied by delicious home made baklava.

It started with rock hard bread served with what was basically a tub of mayonnaise. Next came a…read moresimple salad that was mediocre at best, but at least edible. The main course was sliced fish absolutely loaded with the tiniest splinter bones imaginable, so be careful. It was incredibly bland and flavorless, served with cold potatoes and peas. Tourist trap? It certainly felt like one. Don't mean to be rude but have to be honest. Great service and decent prices gets then 2 stars! So far, our experience with Madrid food has been a lot of stale bread and mayonnaise on just about everything. Hopefully today changes my mind.

Amazing food! Great seafood Service is great and portions…read moreare big. My best meal in Madrid