Finally good restuarant in spain...pizza is great, service is good, pasta is awosome. ...it's hard…read moreto find good food here....even though it's Italian and not spenish, it has spenish touch.

What a beautiful restaurant! I walked over after a long afternoon/evening of shoppinggggg along…read moreSerrano. My dining experience was so warm, comfortable, and memorable. The waiters were so attentive that my friends and I felt like royalty from start to finish. And each dish was so exciting and beautifully arranged! The waiters were very enthusiastic in describing each individual dish that I distinctly remember each one even several weeks later. Even the (fresh!) table bread options were all so delicious and unique (the wheaty sesame seedy one was my fave). I had such a fabulous experience. It's a perfect date spot and also big enough for a large group of people. Looking forward to going back.

The best restraunt in Madrid. No question about it. Must for all the people who visit Madrid!!!read more

Wow! We found out about this place from a person we met a bar. They said that the waiters sign…read moreopera to you? What? Sign us up! We made the reservations online the same day for a 9pm seating. The food was delicious, the singing was even better! I didn't realize it would be a 3.5 hour event, so plan to be there for a long time. We didn't leave the restaurant until 1130pm!! Prices are up there, but it's worth the experience. This is a great place for a birthday (yes they will sing to you), anniversary, or just want to do something different! it is a MUST in Madrid!

We dined last night with a group at La Favorita north of the city center, a place known to local…read moreMadridians but not a main tourist venue. What a special experience it was! The restaurant is quietly elegant, comfortable, with excellent wait staff. The food was good. We started with bread and a smoke eggplant spread which was an unusual flavor for us. Our pate was some of the best we've ever had. We had the pork entree and the hake. The pork was NOT overcooked! Dessert was a creamy tiramisu. Throughout our meal, one particular waiter and waitress, classically trained in opera, would sing arias for our enjoyment - some familiar Italian pieces and one piece from a Spanish opera. On one number, they encouraged audience participation by singing "Lalala" with the melody. The ambience at La Favorita made for a delightful dining experience!