It was pretty packed for a random weekday but we walked in and were able to be seated within 15min…read more Staff was nice and friendly! I really enjoyed the Vermouth, it was my first time trying it! I had a few... The apps were decent - fried eggplant and nachos (fresh guac). I wasn't a fan of the mango sauce in my salmon tartare but otherwise it was fine. There's a decent amount of items on the menu; it's a fun place to grab drinks with friends or co workers and catch up!

Came here for dinner a few times while in Madrid. Outdoor seating with patio heaters which was…read morenice. Service just ok, food very good.

Absolutely loved this bar! I loved their innovative martinis! Had the best time drinking their…read moremartinis! Service is impeccable!

Great place to have dinner especially if you are saying in the hotel, which we were. There was a…read moreset menu as part of our hotel package and it was delicious! 3 course meal - starter, main and dessert. Both the consommé and foie gras terrine from the set menu were great as was the sea bass and turbot. The red fruit soup was interesting. Also tried the pulpo and tuna tartare from the regular menu and both were good. Enjoyed my meal here and would definitely eat here again.

We were recommended this spot when visiting, and came for dinner on our first night out. They have…read moreall the classic tapas, and we got quite a few to share along with a pitcher of sangria. The sangria was a little watery for our taste, but not bad. The food came out quickly and we had quite a large spread - jamon, pan con tomate, patatas bravas, pork cheeks, spanish omelette, and calamari. Most of them were good, with my favorites being the pork cheeks, potatoes, and jamon. I would skip the spanish omelette next time as it wasn't quite up to what I was hoping for. Prices were reasonable as well for the portion sizes. Pretty good spot overall but not a must try.

This was one of the recommendations from my friend who's lived in Madrid for the the last 10+…read moreyears. For a chain restaurant, I think it's is close to as good as it gets. They don't take reservations so you have to wait in line, and depending on the time of night, it could take up to an hour wait. We came here on our first night in Madrid - it happened to be just around the corner from our hotel which was super convenient. We had a super late and big lunch that day, so we didn't go until around 11pm. It was a Friday night and we waited about 25min to get a table. It was quite cramped in there, with tables basically on top of each other, though that's typical in Europe. We started with a bottle of red and some small plates including octopus, ceviché, pork with caramelized onions, beef nigiri, etc. In fact, we actually ordered multiple orders of some of them cause they were so delicious! We were so incredibly full with the small plates we didn't get to order many of the other items from their extensive menu. I never thought I'd have room for dessert but when the server said they had hazelnut gelato I knew I had to get it. Well, let's just say we did not waste any of it! Even my husband who's normally not a sweets person ate his fair share cause it was so good! We had a great time there, and the prices were extremely reasonable. We liked it so much that we decided to come back 4 days later for lunch before heading to our next destination - Barcelona!

What a wonderfully magical place! If you are visiting…read moreMadrid, you must visit this restaurant. The rooftop garden is absolutely magical at dinner time.

for 29 euros/person, you get a drink, starter, and main! i went with the strawberry juice, iberian…read moreham eggs benedict, and waffles. the waffle was delightfully crispy & came with a delicious dulce de leche sauce, and the eggs benedict was perfectly creamy. i also enjoyed the strawberry juice, which was not too sweet. i would recommend making a reservation for the rooftop on a beautiful sunny day! the atmosphere and decorations were lovely, and the presentation of the dishes were gorgeous! well-worth it if you're craving brunch!

It's a small restaurant but we still had to wait 15 minutes for a table to be cleared for us. Then…read moreanother 20 minutes just to get water. Another 10 minutes later and we finally ordered only to find out they had run out of hamburgers. Several minutes later, the table next to us got a hamburger. Another 30 minutes later we got our food. Not sure if they are a typical European restaurant, understaffed, or just unwilling to serve a tourist group. No matter what it was a horrible experience with below average food. Came here because reviews said it was vegan friendly. The "vegan" salad without chicken came out with cheese on it.

Came here one evening with a few friends. Coincidentally, it was the festival of La Paloma so the…read moreentire neighborhood had outside bars set up, music playing, and dancing in the streets. Excellent ambiance. The four of shared patatas bravas, shrimp croquetas, caprese salad, and truffle risotto. All were exceptional. Really cute and cozy gastro-bar in La Latina. Highly recommend if you're in the area!

First time in Spain and wowwwww!! So delish!! Ordered Solomillo saltado al pisco y patatas fritas…read morecon salsa huancaína but with arroz (rice). Incredible!! Taste like Lomo Saltado (Peruvian) or Filipino Bistek. Melida, who waited on us, was FANTASTICA Muchas gracias

After living in the actual city of Madrid for a few weeks, we passed this establishment multiple…read moretimes and had always seen it packed with people. So, we thought it's got to be good. Therefore, we went. We sat outside as is customary to do in Spain because it's always beautiful and sunny here, so why not. Like most Spanish restaurants, we began with a small snack of potato chips and drinks...the Spanish love their potato chips appetizers. My drink was good. They called it "smoky," which was a vermouth with a little bite of spice at the end. The food was something else, and I mean that in a bad way. My wife's fish and a chips were extremely skimpy and the fish still had the skin on them. My sons French fry dish was drenched in oil, very lubricated. However, my tortilla was the perfect size with great bread. Nevertheless, all this cost us €85, which is way too expensive for not just the quality of the food but also for the area. The service was very lax. It took forever to get service, both when we arrived and when we wanted to the check. This kind of chill service is common in Spain but here it was too extensive, even for Spain. Overall, the food was expensive for how mediocre it tasted and for how long we waited. We will probably not go back, not even for a date night, especially when there are so many other, better options from which to choose.

This was Madrids version of Americas Chipotle. This place was great. Surprisingly it had a lot of…read morespice. Spicier salsa's than the states. It was great. I highly recommend.

The chipotle/dos toros of Spain, but better imo! Generous portions of everything and friendly…read morestaff. Extremely fresh guacamole and chill setting.

Interesting place thats really how I can sum it up. It is an outdoor bar where you sit on the floor…read moreand drink only Corona's. They also have a few high top tables and law chair type seats. I would suggest sitting in the seats unless you want to have back problems the next day. Nothing special about this place. Even the service was not very good. Our waiter was kind of nasty. He kept making snippy comments when we were trying to figure out what to order. If you like corona's come here if not I would skip it. It looks like a college hangout anyway. Too many cool places in Madrid to come back here.

As a non-Corona drinker there really wasn't much for me at Casa Corona... I don't hold that against…read morethem as it's kind of given in the name. They were going for a chill vibe. And I've got no chill. The patina of gray grime on the cushions of the on-the-floor seating totally grossed me out. Drunk strangers canoodling, smoking, spilling drinks, taking their shoes off and putting their sweaty feet (it's +90 degrees in Spain) all over the cushions day after day--and then I'm supposed to put my bare legs on them? I can't relax on that. Maybe if you're a bohemian-chick, or 23 years old. But my husband loved finding this place and thought it was pretty cool, so I acknowledge that if this is what you're into, it's executed pretty well.

Absolutely worth it. Great view and ambiance. The drinks were pretty good too. Keep in mind that…read morethere is a fee to enter and there will be a short line to enter. I highly recommend visiting right before the sunset.

The views of the city at sunset. That's all I have to say about this place. Priceless!!!…read more You do have to pay an entrance to access the rooftop, however it's worth it. You have the option of drinks and food or you can lounge around. It's a large rooftop, so lack of seating wasn't an issue. My friends and I enjoyed the Sangria and all the lounge areas from the daybeds to the grass turf.

I enjoyed my visit and loved my hair. The welcome massage was very nice. And she gave me a…read morewonderful wash. I highly recommend this shop.

The massage and blow out were wonderful. They were very accommodating and made sure I was happy…read morewith everything.