Great food and drinks. We shared a rice and seafood dish with table side service! We would come…read morehere again if we were in the area. A quaint place to dine.

Great local tapas bar in Las Tablas, north side of Madrid. Very friendly staff, menu in English and…read morethe lunch was very delicious. Highly recommend. I had the calamari, croquettes, veal, mixed salad and French fried potato .

As three English speakers travelling on business, and without any knowledge of Spanish we wandered…read moreinto this gem of a restaurant on a whim and a picture off the internet. I have to tell you, this meal turned out to be the highlight of our trip! Lots of pointing and trust to order but we were served the most delicious squid served in a garlic butter and a whitefish grilled over charcoal (sea bass I think). Such a memorable time! Thank you! You were wonderful hosts!!

I had a just okay experience. I ordered a soup and the fried eggplant with honey. I received the…read morewrong soup, and it was a bit bland. The eggplant had no honey. I was never offered water or a second drink, and after the salty eggplant I was so thirsty. Service was pretty typical for Madrid. There are so many restaurant options in the area, I probably would not return to this one. Nothing terrible, but also nothing special.

Excellent seafood at very reasonable prices. Javier was an outstanding waiter. We ordered way too…read moremuch food thinking that the plates would be small. We had the Ensalada Cazorla, Fritura de la casa (mixed fried shellfish and small fish), Ensalada marinera, and Revuelto de trigueros, setas, and gambas. We also enjoyed vino tinto and café descafeinado. The restaurant opened at 8:30. Luckily we arrived by 8:45 as it was packed by 9AM.

I was invited to lunch here by a customer and I loved it. Located in one of the poshest…read moreneighborhoods of Madrid this is a nice place with a big outdoor area for the warmer months. It faces a park and is nice and quite. The interior is modern and there are plenty of tables inside. There is jamon hanging from the bar and plenty of tapas on offer. We started with some jamon which was delicious. The grilled artichoke and clams were also very nice and tasty. I love rice dishes and I was told this was the place to have Arroz di Banda a traditional rice dish from Alicante which is rice cooked with seafood in a similar pan to a paella. It was heavenly and I could have had another portion of it :-) For dessert they brought us a new dish they had made and provided it on the house for us to taste. It was a lemon fondant and when you cut into it the lemon cream flows out. Oh my god !!! It was heaven on a plate :-) Great service and attentive waiters made for a great experience. I am definitely coming back here again :-) a gem of a place in town.