If you are in Madrid, you have to make the time for this adorable little restaurant. To start, the…read moreservice was incredible and even though it had only a few workers doing everything, they were patient and kind and super fast as well. The ambience is lively and warm, and everyone seems to know each other in this restaurant, it is very much a local spot. The drinks were amazing, from the best mojitos we've ever had, to perfectly savory bloody mary's. Now for the food. We were floored by the hummus platter. The pita was soft and warm, the hummus was perfectly creamy and light, and the tzatziki was the perfect consistency and flavor (not too watery, not too chunky). We ordered the ham and brie toast and the ham and cheese crepe. They were perfectly melted, perfect portions, and so savory. For dessert, we finished off with the banana and chocolate crepe, carrot cake, and dulce de leche crepe. By far the best crepes I have ever tried. The banana and chocolate crepe was so rich, and it seemed to have dark chocolate inside, so it was not overpoweringly sweet. The dulce de leche crepe had the perfect amount of caramel sauce, and the carrot cake was spiced and creamy and nutty. Despite how busy they were, everything came out quickly and we were never left hanging. Everything about this place was perfect.

I love La Cabra. It's a wonderful place to spend an afternoon. They have wifi and open all of the…read moredoors on nice days. It's a great place to sit and read or just relax. At night the bar gets overwhelmingly crowded but during the day it's perfect. The food and drinks I've had here were good.

I got a really good impression of this place today. I live very nearby but I have never noticed it,…read morewhich is quite common when you live in Madrid. There is just way too much to see everything. But I really am glad to have found this small place. La Inquilina is a small little place with a good vibe. It plays a nice selection of music, mainly indie/alt rock, and just feels really relaxed. The canas are normally priced and they have a fantastic little deal for these 1 euro tapas. There are only 3 choices, all served in a hot ceramic bowl with mini breads to eat with. One was melted queso manchego, the other was sort of a ratatouille, and the last was a type of patatas bravas. They were all quite good and were interesting takes on some traditional tapas. I recommend this place as I plan to come back.

It's a very nice place to go on a date or girls night for q drink, the music was really pleasant,…read morethe lady that took care of me was very nice and we talk a lot .. I would go back again

Being English, there is little chance of my team ever winning the World Cup. But having moved to…read moreSpain, I figured this year I was guaranteed a little reflected glory. Sadly, it was not to be. After the tragedy of Spain-Chile, we needed a pick me up; specifically, mojitos. A friend suggested Metropolitan, which was quite close, so we decided to give it a try. I can't exactly put my finger on what type of bar it is - a bit trendy, a bit divey - but they certainly knock out a good mojito! Also, major props for the fact that they stock about ten different bottled craft beers, which include a couple from the Madrid-based La Virgen. Service was friendly. The bar was relatively quiet for the night before a holiday, but I suspect that after the football result the Madrileños didn't feel like partying.

Nice an cosy pub, near the center. Coffee, Beer and sweets. The Charme is the mix between the old…read moreCore of the pub and the new modern style.

I don't get how this is a dive bar. It's actually quite classy, and they've got some great choice…read moreof beers on tap. Very good place to take a date. Very friendly staff, too.