The four stars is somewhat generous. The food is ok but the hot offerings are limited. All the food…read moreis average. Nonetheless, it is a place to relax and have a coffee before your flight. Staff are average some friendly than others. There are some good views of the airport.

Afwul customer service. Rude and unhelpful staff. If you have other options choose a different…read morelounge. If your flight is delayed they will not let you in even though you are stranded at the airport waiting for the flight! Unbelievable experience and attitude.

The Iberia lounge is a very large, welcoming space. There are plenty of different types of seating…read morearrangements available throughout the lounge so whether you are working, eating or relaxing there is a space for you. They have a nice buffet with quite a lot of hot and cold food options. There is also a snack area with popcorn, chips and other nibbles. They have a large bar area with self service wine or a bartender to help with a more complicated drink. There is a water filtration system if you would like to refill your water bottle before boarding the plane. The staff has always been so helpful and accommodating, and available to answer questions. Clean restrooms and showers are available should you need them.

Overall: 4 stars…read more This consolidates my review of both the lounges at Terminal 4 (EU) and 4S (outside EU) areas since they are quite similar. The lounge setup is actually done very well with sections decidated for a specific area from a play area for children, to some clear quiet areas for work and everywhere in between. Even the buffet is setup well where it can be accessed from both sides to reduce congestion. As for the food, I was generally disappointed as the hot foods looked unappetizing and the cold foods consisted mainly of salads, notably missing a large selection of cheeses and the famed Iberian ham. That said, the candy bar with popcorn, chips, and candy makes up for the sweet tooth component. The drinks on the other hand is well stcoked from a large variety of non-alcoholic fizzy drinks for all childrens desires to a generous selection of wines and beers for adults. The lounge also has separate areas for showering and resting, which are incredibly useful for those with tiresome connections or are otherwise just tired. Accessible by flying One World Business or with OW Sapphire, this lounge offers a lot of greatness outside the food department. Food: -1 Drinks: +1 Access: E Atmosphere: +1 Service: E Amenities: +1 Insta/Beli/Yelp/TikTok: @amei_eats

For a Priority Pass lounge, this one wasn't bad. (The last few years, it seems like Priority Pass…read moregets you less access to good lounges.) When you reach gate D60, find the stairs across from the gate leading to the lounge. Despite a line around 9:30am on a Monday in September, check in was quick and easy. The lounge itself is big with plenty of places to sit from a quiet room to cushioned seats to tables. Not all tables are near outlets so pick wisely. The food and drink options in the morning were plentiful. Yes, there's the usual espresso machine, but they also had a bar, wine, cold bottled drinks (water, soda, iced tea, etc.), water, and juice. To eat, there was a full hit bar with scrambled eggs, little sausages, fried rice, baked beans, etc. The cold bar has fruit, meats, cheeses, etc. There are two kinds of hot soups, muffins, toast, cereal, and more. The only area of improvement is more staff to help clean up. It takes a while for dirty dishes to be cleared. Also, we had to wait a while for clean plates, glasses, and mugs. One other area is the restroom. The men's restroom wasn't very clean and there was no toilet paper. Overall, this was a good lounge experience when it comes to space and food!

VERY friendly staff. Everyone we encountered was friendly, helpful, and smiling…read more Clean hot shower after a very long day. Spacious lounge area with plenty of comfy seating options with a few private conference type rooms. Fresh squeezed orange juice with a basket of fresh oranges to refill. Fully stocked drink fridge with more options than most convenience stores. Fully stocked self serve bar. Typical buffet style food with a lot of options. Highly recommended. Easy 5 stars. These experiences make the Amex platinum and Priority Pass benefit totally worth the annual fee.

Cute little sandwich spot with options to please all. The guys had 3 each and the ladies had 2. My…read morefave was the smoked salmon with chambray and honey mustard. Outdoor seating can be tricky. 8 sandwiches, one order of potato chips and a glass of wine was about $17 euros - can't beat that

The only good thing I can say is that the price was reasonable. The staff was rude and seemed put…read moreout that we were there. We spoke Spanish to them, so it wasn't a language barrier. It was an attitude problem. The food was just edible. Everything was smothered in copious amounts of sauce. The chicken in one of our items was grey. The bathrooms were absolutely disgusting, on par with what you'd expect at a train station or a convenience store. There was no toilet paper, the stench was thick and, well, I'll keep the rest of my descriptions to myself. This was a total disappointment. I read reviews and was encouraged by what I read. In addition, the place looks charming. I was hoping for a charming experience but that didn't happen.

Stumbled across this as I am staying in the hotel. Great spot with a perfect view. Service and food…read morewere good.

Only annoying thing was having to pay for each round of drinks bit with limited staff i am sure…read morethey worries about drink and runs. Do not need to be hotel guest to drink here. Drinks were okay but views were amazing.

This was our last evening in Madrid and the rooftop here is a vibe and a half. It felt like a whole…read moredifferent place up on the roof. They have a dj play on the weekend too! It was more expensive than most places we visited but it was nice for a change of food. They have margs that will knock you down! The habanero one was so yummy and I got a gin cocktail with this light foam on top. We ordered ceviche and never thought sweet potato should go with it but it was such a nice taste to is. The tacos were amazing I could've eaten 3 more of them because they packed the flavor and had great toppings. Chorizo with potatoes and chimichurri is nice but wasn't my top dish. Potatoes didn't have flavor to them and Spain chimichurri is very different/doesn't taste as fresh.

A gorgeous rooftop bar and restaurant overlooking Madrid. I'd come here every time if I could…read more Their cocktails were phenomenal; so refreshing and nicely presented. Our server was attentive and friendly. We didn't get food but peeped at the tables around us and everything looked stellar. Fairly priced too. Totally go here!

Chicken Toast -- 9/10: super flavorful and delicious toast which was over flowing with rich…read moreavocado, cheese, leafy greens, sundried tomatoes, and strawberries. The toast was a yummy sour dough and the chicken was cooked and seasoned very well. Iced Latte -- 6/10: a little watery and smaller than i thought it would be. not bad but i probably could have gotten a richer and more creamy latte elsewhere. I saw this brunch spot in Porto but didn't have a chance to stop in so I was thrilled to see it in Madrid. I was actually on my way to Matik Studios (just across the street) but they had a long line so I ended up grabbing a seat at Zenith and enjoying a filling brunch before heading in for my pics! Great service and ambience. It would be an awesome spot to brunch with family and friends and had a varying menu so it would be perfect groups.

Saw this on YouTube as a great place for brunch. Various options including eggs, pancakes, etc. I…read morehad the acai bowl which was good. A bit pricey for the amount but I guess you pay for the vibe. Good location. Service was decent too.

The concierge recommended it for pre-dinner cocktails. It was near my hotel, the JW Marriott. It…read morelooks like nothing from the outside but inside it is very lively and colorful! The drink menu is so creative it takes a while to decide. Drinks are divided by flavor profiles: fruity, refreshing, etc. with some other creative categories. (Sadly my picture of the table of contents did not come out.) I got an Inspirasion Paloma and it was delicious. We only had one round since we were in our way to dinner. Highly recommend!

So this is another review that has been sitting in my review drafts for, now, about 5 months... so…read morethings could have changed. Certainly, with a place like this, all of the specific *drinks* may well have changed, being that they were all so technical, with so many house or freshly made moving parts, i.e. my favorite kind of nerdy cocktail bar. But presumably they're still making drinks as cool as the were a few months ago. They don't take reservations, so we just got there right when they opened, which is the way to do it. There were only a couple other people there right at 4 that day, but within half an hour, it was completely full. (Also yeah, Yelp says they open at 5 PM, but they... definitely open at 4.) Despite being *very* busy, we never had any difficult ordering drinks, nor getting them back quickly, and I ordered a... bunch of drinks (well, with my wife, who despite not normally being a cocktail person, was definitely drinking her share of all of them.) I absolutely loved the detailed descriptions of exactly how each cocktail is made (I learned a new word, enfleurage! In this case, of cardamom through peanut butter), the amount of effort that clearly went *into* all of them (house-made hop distillate, falernum, gin they re-distilled with pickle brine, the enfleurage, to quote, a "labor-intensive perfume extraction process"...), but more importantly, I can't stress enough, all of their cocktails were absolutely *wonderfully* delicious. All quite unique enough to scratch the itch for weird cocktail nerds like me, who don't want to drink classics, but unique concepts no other bar has done - but also all perfectly balanced and quite complex, both the spirit-forward ones (a Vieux Carre with mango chutney and hop extract instead of Benedictine and bitters! A Negroni that's been aged in ex-sherry barrels in a solera system like a sherry!), and the wacky sweet-savory ones (pisco milk punch and fish sauce! Mezcal and ponzu sauce, clarified through Greek yogurt! Citrus, balsamic, fancy honey and pickle gin!) All their drinks absolutely lived up to the hype. I don't know if any of those drinks are still available, but if not, I'm sure equally inventive ones took their place, so either way, I'd definitely make sure to come back if I happened to back in the area instead of halfway across the planet. We didn't get food here, just drinks - but we absolutely took *full* advantage of the complimentary chips being offered. When we discovered how wonderful their (made in-house) chips were, we kept asking for more. We went through a *bunch* of little plates of chips. Especially as they went *particularly* well with all of the cocktails, again, both spirit-forward and interestingly sweet-savory-funky cocktails, paired really well with craft chips. The drinks already made this place a 5/5, but with the free all-you-want craft chips? That's like a 6 out of 5.