Easily the BEST kebab and kofta I have eaten anywhere. Tender roasted marinated chicken cubes,…read moresavory kofta minced meat chargrilled on skewers. Grilled tomato and peppers. Perfect fries. But I often get chewy lamb cubes--not here! Tender, seared lamb medallions that were almost fork tender! Colossal portion--the friendly server warned me and was astonished to see me devour.all.of.it!

Steak wasn't that great for a place claims to be a steak grill house. Plus the steak wasn't grilled…read morego figure. Only nice thing about the place was the sangria and the fact it's on the Rumbla.

we went quite late, not too busy but not dead. casual eatery with a simple menu. we ordered doner…read morekebabs which were a bit salty but fairly standard. not much flavor to me personally but the pita was very good. service was fast and friendly.

Quick place near Gran via to stop by for some doner kebab. I got the mixed beef and chicken…read moresandwich with double meat. The meat was average and could use a bit more seasoning. Pita seemed store bought and not super fluffy. Overall, just a quick casual place grab a bite.

This was my favorite dinner restaurant while in Madrid! Made reservations for a Sunday evening…read moredinner. Not as many restaurant selections on Sunday nights. Upon arrival, we were immediately seated. There were a few tables near us with couples. Started with a bottle of red wine. Grilled Goat Cheese w/honey vinaigrette and bail pesto-Great starter. Tikka Masala Mussels-Very Good twist on mussels. We had an additional entree, but I couldn't eat another bite. BUT, that didn't stop me from the boozy add-ons... Pina colada sorbet-this was better than the mojito sorbet. Note, be prepared for the addition of Rum to your sorbet. Complimentary amaretto cream Server was attentive and the place remained quiet for a perfect date night.

3.8 of i could but couldn't bring myself to make it a 4. service was fine except that they didn't…read moreask if we wanted bread or not but they did ask the table next to us. steak tartare, goat cheese and ceviche appetizers were all great and worth getting. the portion sizes were good as well. not huge but i would say two appetizers and an entree each would fill a fairly hungry couple up. as for the paella; this was a bit of a struggle for me. too al dente and very salty. the seafood was cooked well, but overall it was so salty i would have sent it back if my husband would let me.

Staff is amazing and overly accommodating. The menu is not super big but the food is good. The…read morerestaurant is very cute. Good lunch or dinner spot.

Murillo Café feels like one of those places you don't expect to find outside Venezuela. I tried…read moreseveral things and everything was on point, but the polvorosa de pollo really stood out. It instantly took me back to Venezuela, where I had it many times growing up -- pure comfort food, the kind that brings memories with every bite. The tequeños were light and crispy, not oily, and clearly made with care. The numpias were another favorite, crunchy, flavorful, and even better dipped in soy sauce, which adds a subtle Asian twist without taking away from what makes them special. The sliders were just ok. What truly completes the experience is the attention. It's warm, natural, and welcoming, making you feel at home without trying too hard. Murillo Café delivers authenticity, nostalgia, and genuinely good food.

We were on the hunt for paella and found this Michelin star restaurant. What you see in the picture…read morelooks huge. However it's one very thin layer of rice topped with 12 small shrimps and 4 small pieces of tuna. This is a paella for 2 dish that cost €54! The rice was somewhat undercooked. Maybe it's the style, but the paella I was looking for was a rich dish with generous amounts of seafood. Not this, we were very disappointed. Also, they bring out bread for €3.50 per person without asking. Total meal was an outrageous cost and you left hungry. Other than that, service was fine and the ambiance was lovely.

The one and only good thing about this restaurant was the ambiance. Definitely do not recommend if…read moreyou are visiting the area, go somewhere else. The food portions were very hard to understand and way too over priced. Especially since the food was not all that great. However, with all that being said... at least they would have good service right? Absolutely wrong, I experienced the absolute worst service I have ever seen. My server was Samir. Here's what happened...My friend and I went to the restaurant for a nice dinner. Right off the bat, Samir only greeted my friend. I thought that was weird but let it go for it could've been an accident. Next, he comes to ask if we wanted drinks, only speaking to my friend. Again, could've still been an accident but definitely has my attention now. He then comes back with our water, places a coaster down for my friend along with his water. Then proceeds to just place my water on the table, aggressively I made add. I had to ask for my coaster that was literally on his serving plate, he just decided he wasn't going to give it to me I guess. Now, at this time... I'm annoyed but still trying to give him the benefit of the doubt. Now what happens next was the final straw. He comes back to get our orders and again speaks directly to my friend. My friend then gives him his order and as soon as I was about to give mine, Samir just walks away! Doesn't even ask me what I wanted! I literally had to stop him and say, I have not ordered. What in the world!?!? Trying not to show my obvious frustrations, I proceed to order. Once the food arrives, he gives my friend a wet napkin to ensure he can clean his hands after his meal and of course... guess who he doesn't give one to... you guessed it folks... me! And the crazy part is... I ordered the food that would require needing a hand wipe! I don't know if he treated me differently because I was a woman, a woman of color, or maybe because I wore blue and he hated the color blue. Whatever reason, it did not justify the absolutely horrible service I was provided! I would not recommend going to an establishment that intentionally makes their customers feel that way I felt. Will not be going here again nor recommending this place to anyone. They are lucky I can't give 0 stars, because if I could I would!

My friend and I had a lovely Michelin star meal at Restaurant CEBO Madrid. Found within Hotel Urban…read more5*GL, this restaurant gives classy old school tasting menu restaurant with an emphasis on the gastronomical artisty of their presentation and playing a bit with your senses. It's a well executed, fine dining meal! Legit the plating here, it's going to keep you happy and giggling. It's beautifully plated but with fun ingredients and dishes to keep you entertained throughout. Kudos to such an amazing staff in such a lovely & pristine 22-seat dining room. They've literally won awards for their croqueta and that was truly worth a million medals! Absolutely stunning in flavors. Like my favorite bites of the meal and definitely in the top 5 bites in all of Spain for me! Creamy sheep's milk and butter smothering brunoised bits of ham in a perfectly fried panko crust~~~~ FFFFFFF!! It was so good and now I sit in my home in LA dreaming about this bite - Curse you, Cebo! I love that croqueta!

A last-minute pick that turned into a five-star night…read more The room is sleek and moody black and gold with a shimmering mosaic pillar, and the staff set the tone right away: warm, inviting, and clearly proud of what they do. There's a side station dotted with terrarium-like jars of herbs that becomes part of a hands-on ingredient tour, and a steady rhythm of tableside finishing that feels like theater in the best sense: siphons, a quick kiss of the blowtorch, a flourish, and you're eating some of the most impeccable food in Madrid. They had me at the bread: a warm, pull-apart brioche baked in a metal ring and presented on a nest of hay, with butter so flavorful it'll make you swear. From there, a run of seafood-forward dishes that showed polish without pretense. A massive carabinero prawn arrived split lengthwise, tail just-set and sweet, the head side gratinéed under a torched, custardy topping, paired with a little seaweed "nest" holding a one-bite fritter capped with a crisp disc and nasturtium leaf. Another plate brought tender, gelatinous pieces of fish under a vivid green sauce with fresh peas - a Basque-style treatment that was bright and silky. A thick fillet of white fish followed with crackling skin, set over a smooth green purée and ringed by a buttery, garlic-leaning emulsion streaked with herb oil. Clean, confident flavors. They play with texture and humor, too. A perfect croqueta wore a translucent slice of jamón that melted luxuriously over the hot crust. A pig-shaped tuile hid a rich, creamy pork organ filling, which was whimsical, but technically spot on. There was also a pillowy, espuma-topped number scattered with micro-herbs and crunchy bits, a modern, seafood-leaning wink at ensaladilla. And if you like cheese, the trolley lurking by the service station will bring you plenty of joy before dessert. Service throughout was exactly what you want at this level: genuinely kind, attentive without hovering, and clearly having fun with the tableside touches. Nothing read as gimmickry; it all supported what was on the plate. Between the inviting team, the polished room, that knockout bread, and a parade of beautifully executed seafood, CEBO went from "last-minute idea" to "let's tell everyone we know."

Little family dinner in Madrid great customer service lovely atmosphere very welcoming. Hospitality…read morewas great Gracias food was delicious Sangria was refreshing when in Madrid can't go wrong. Make reservations and enjoy.

The dinner here was probably the highlight of my visit to Madrid! I was so happy to get paella -…read moreArroz negro con sepia y chipirones specifically...I still can taste in my dream, lol! Make sure to have a reservation as it looks to be a very popular restaurant. The ambiance was simple and bright. The service was excellent - in fact all servers that I encountered were very friendly yet polite. They'll be happy to provide recommendations as well. I would really like to go back there sometime soon...

Our experience was elevated from the start by our waitress Andrea, who was attentive,…read moreknowledgeable, and genuinely passionate about the menu. When I described the flavor profile I was looking for, she selected a wine that was absolutely perfect for the occasion. The bread, baked in house and served fresh, paired beautifully with the olive oil. We started with a melted cheese and tomato appetizer before moving on to a fish entrée and a standout special of braised scallops in the shell. We finished on a high note with a brownie and ice cream, and the amaretto sour we ordered was delicious. The ambiance was romantic in the restaurant, great place for a date, special occasion or for a classy occasion.

Absolutely wonderful. We've been in españa for 1w and started craving less salt, more fresh food…read more Had the beet hummus, Astor salad, salmon, steak, risotto, and croaker fish. They treated us to an appetizer and 4 amaretto sours on the house. Absolutely beautiful and quaint little meal with more than enough portion wise and perfect pricing. Absolutely lovely. Delicioso!!