Nothing special here. Was here for a pit stop on a walking tour…read more Got a small ham sandy a pepsi and a water. restroom is in the back. English is spoken well behind the counter.

Stopped by here on a walking tour…read more Try the Chocolate a la Taza tradicional- warm sweet creamy with enough calories to fill you on the rest of your tour till lunch! Had the apple pie- made of pure apples with a little carbs. Clean restrooms. Take note: there is a 10 euro minimum before you can use the credit card.

The service was superb, the food was delicious, the decor is beautiful. The food and the…read moredecorations are modern. It's a nice twist on traditional tapas but simple and delicate. Very delicious, dearly presented, and appetizing. I would come here again if I am around. Cheers!

Was told by my colleagues that this place offers up authentic northern Spanish cuisine and it did…read morenot disappoint. The tapas is delicious, though mostly seafood, and the service is attentive. The ambience is lively and can get a bit loud if you're trying to have a conversation.

The restaurant is very attractive and exceptionally clean. We entered and found that no one spoke…read moreEnglish - no problem, we can figure things out. We all laughed and were seted at a nice table. A gentleman approached us and through his Spanish recommendations we ordered: octopus (he highly praised it), calamari and beef. The octopus was interesting, my experiences with this dish are limited but we finished it and chalked it up as an experience. The calamari rings were large and rubbery. Not highly enjoyable. The beef arrived sizzling on a hot platter and was impressive visually. But the quality of the beef was very poor - an extremely cheap piece of meat that was mostly fat and gristle. Overall we were pleased with the environment but not impressed with our meal. We would not return.

This restaurant is in the center of the plaza Santa Ana. Very touristic. The food tasted delicious…read moreand the services was excellent. Obviously the meat here goes well with Spanish red wine. Enjoy.

Tasty steak for two. Avoid the green beans but the asparagus are great. Beautiful outdoor seating.read more

Started by Chef Sergi Arola, a disciple of Ferran Adria, the torch has been passed on to Chef Angel…read morePalacios, who also under Adria and Martin Berasategui, is shaping La Broche's current vision. The restaurant is located in the Hotel Occidental Miguel Angel, a very hip and stylish structure where it seems the beautiful folks of Madrid come to dine. In fact perhaps the most stunning woman iI saw in all of Spain was dining right next to me during my last dinner in Madrid. Bringing the influences of Madrid, Catalonia, and the Basque country, we wanted to see what the cutting edge of Madrid cuisine was going to be like and dearly wanted the Gran Menu Festival. Unfortunately due to the dietary restrictions, we settled for the Degustacion instead: -4 kinds of freshly baked breads Served in a La Broche carboard "Lunchbox" *snacks -potato and vanilla "cafe" -fish and chips -caprese salad -celery with blue cheese and nuts -beet, raspberry and pistachio *tapas -Boqueron en Equilibrio -Ajoblanco - spherification of grapes,garlic soup *entrees -monkfish with peas -mullet with cauliflower and Idiazabal cheese -deer tenderloin stuffed with pears. *dessert -doughnut with chocolate frosting honey and rosemary sorbet. -3 bananas, 3 chocolates The food was delicious. The space is stark white. The service a bit stuffy. I really liked the meal overall but all the warmth that we'd gathered at pretty much every other restaurant in Spain, this one was cold in contrast and it started with the fact that they didn't seem all that interested in answering questions upon our curiosity. They were there to serve your meal and that seemed to be it. I definitely recommend going for the food but expect the ambiance and service to be stark. 4.25 stars

Fantastic 1 Starred Michelin Restaurant. The lunch menu is simply FANTASTIC! at only 20 Euros,…read moreincludes a house appetizer, entree of choice, dessert of choice and expresso coffee. This is an unmatched lunch and a steal for 20 Euros. Do Not Go To Madrid and not go At Least Once to This Restaurant !

Fantastic food, great for family seating outside with a great view. Menus in Spanish and English…read more And the waiters were very helpful and patient. The cost was very reasonable. Would go again!!

I was staying at the Holiday Inn for work and seen this place was open before 8 so decided to try…read moreit. The man who was my server was extremely polite and spoke enough English to assist me. The food was good, but the hospitality was even better. Would definitely recommend, especially if you are looking to eat earlier than the 8pm-9pm of the surrounding places dinner times. They also do have a menu translated to English.

We came to Spain in March this year and now again in November. We have come to love La Máquina and…read moreforever will be one of our favorites for the memories we have shared here. Ari helped us in March and incredibly remembered us and served us with distinction. She's amazing. We love to eat in the bar area because we feel like we're family. The ambiance is chic and upbeat. We shared a couple tapas and shared the meatballs. They were delicious!!! We've always had the soufflé but this time we tried the cheesecake. WOW!!! It was the best we've had and we've had a bunch of great ones.

This is the best, Spanish tapas seafood place I could wish for around the globe! It is completely…read morepacked with locals. I had the freshest, and the most tender, scallops , and octopus in the world. I am so to see there was only one review here maybe this is the best secret the locals don't want anyone to know.

Conducted a meeting at the Hyatt Regency and this place was right around the corner. Tried out…read moretheir 2 course lunch special for €14 and was quite pleased with the service and quality of the food. A limited Spanish is needed to order but the Salmorejo (cold tomato and garlic soup) and Grilled Salmon with a drink is an amazing value when in this part of Madrid.

This was steps away from our hotel, so we chose this just from the fact we were exhausted. We were…read morepleasantly surprised at the quality of the food for the relatively affordable price. The tapas and the appetizers were great, which is what I'd recommend if you were to walk in. The entrees were a bit of a letdown. The veal had a lot of connective tissue and was chewy, the rice on the cuttlefish was undercooked. Service was excellent though. I'd say the existing 3 1/2 stars is about right on the money with this place. I'll rate it 4 just to round things out, thanks to the very friendly wait staff.