We were walking down the street, looking for somewhere to eat dinner on our last night in Madrid…read morewhen we stumbled upon Il Piccolino. We had a gluten-free member in our party, which tends to restrict our options. But they have an extensive gluten-free menu (in English, even!). Had the patatas bravas mixtas (yum!), a gluten-free pizza, and TWO orders of the eggplant au gratin (super yum!); it was the best thing we ate all week in Madrid. Also, the sangria was the best of the week; it didn't taste like plain fruit juice, and had notes of cinnamon. Dessert was a GF brownie with ice cream and chocolate sauce and a slice of GF cheesecake with a blueberry compote. A great finish! To top it all off, the service was great. It was also quiet enough that we could have a pleasant conversation.

Pizza and latte were amazing. Pizza are personal size. But hit the right spot late at night…read more They close at 1am. Service was really good. Andrea helped us she's great. Ambiance is very nice. Calm and clean.

Stopped in here without a reservation only had been on a waitlist. The place is cozy and very much…read morelike an Italian trattoria. The hostess was kind enough to have us wait only 5 minutes and then place us in a table for two with an added chair to accommodate us. The service was very friendly. We received bread and olives on the house as we sat down. We ordered the pasta with salmon and vodka sauce so yummy, the lasagna and the tortelloni pasta filled with pumpkin. All the dishes were very good and we also ordered a bottle of wine. At the end for dessert we ordered a tiramisu and a cheesecake which were so so creamy and delicious. Once again at the end they gave us some limoncello on the house. Overall a very nice dining experience we will definitely be back!

The good food / service / ambience struggle has been real for us here in Madrid which has been…read moresurprising. This lovely spot has gotten us out of our Meh food slump!!!! The restaurant is very pretty and the staff is welcoming. We arrived before our reservation and were seated. We had a party of 9 and they were able to give good service despite the large party size. We had some pizza for an appetizer and I had lasagna and my husband had spaghetti bologense . This is the first restaurant that didn't over salt the food and everything came out hot!! The bar serves wine and aperol spritz only so no cocktails to sip here. We did receive some limoncello at the end of the meal which was perfectly chilled. I would recommend this lovely spot in Madrid!

Intentionally went to Carmencita Bar but because we didn't place a reservation and they were busy,…read morethey sent us to La Gringa a few steps down the street. Same food. Same menu. I thought that was nice since we were able to still enjoy their food despite us not having a reservation at Carmencita. The salmon egg Benedict was okay. The bread was really crunchy and it made cutting through it a little difficult. Salmon was a little salty. The egg and the Hollandaise sauce was cooked perfect. Hash browns has a little onion taste to it. The French toast was overwhelming for me since there was so much syrup and cinnamon topped on there. The eggs was scrambled nicely. Bacon was delicious. Coffee was good, according to the boyfriend. Mimosa was good! (Get that if you go) The staff was good. I would come back.

Nice, quaint place, worth the visit for mimosas and huevos rancheros. They had Marvin Gaye on the…read moremusic loop -- when we heard Sexual Healing a second time, we figured that was our cue to depart. This was a Yelp find, and it did us right. Sunday morning brunch, and the place was full by 1230. I got the American breakfast and my wife the huevos rancheros -- she got the better meal. American bfast came w/ a sausage I wasn't too fond of -- off taste for me. However, the bacon was crispy and the potato cakes nice and crunchy on the outside. The huevos were yummy, served w/ a healthy dollop of guacamole and black beans. Some good flavors there! Mimosas hit the spot, too! Lastly, excellent and friendly service. Cheers! RS

Stopped by here for the sweet mini brunch after a long night and had a pretty decent experience…read more The inside on the downstairs floor is decorated and looks like a home with couches, comfy chairs, and warm lighting. Service was quick but took a longg time to bring our check which is pretty typical in Europe honestly. The mini sweet brunch was only 10 euro and included a hot drink (tea, coffee), cold drink, croissant, and choice of baked apples or yogurt with granola and chocolate chips. The croissant was warmed and yummy. The baked apples topped with whipped cream were served cold, but they definitely would've tasted better warm. Overall: cozy, affordable place near Plaza España for breakfast if you're not too hungry or in a rush

I really enjoyed my English breakfast. Service was good. The outside of the cafe could use some…read moreupdating since there was some graffiti on the walls but very clean inside. Seems like a popular place with young people.

Bad Calamari sandwich gave me nightmares…read more Cubano tasted like paint The combination plate made about as much sense as two left knees Matt madden frowned down upon us with this one We rly thought it would be better than McDonald's Silly me , silly me

Place is clean and has a restroom, staff is friendly. If you are visiting and you are tired of…read morecrappy food this is the place. Don't forget to try the arroz con leche for desert that's rice pudding.

I enjoyed eating and drinking at Roll Madrid. Roll is located in the Plaza de las Comendadoras…read more It's a great beer shop that features a large number of beers -- and not just Spanish ones. They also have a pretty nice selection of food. We ordered some beer, and a milk for my son. All of the staff were very nice. The BBQ burger I ordered came out with two patties. It was super tasty. We also ordered the kimchi croquettes and a green salad with jackfruit. All in all everything was great.

The food was absolutely amazing and so were the drinks. The service was amazing as well. The…read moremanager was super friendly and was the absolute boy.

We were craving pizza and this restaurant was excellent…read more Agusti Torelló Mata Kripta bubbly, €28. Good. Insalada - huge, lots of items, very good L'Infernal Combier Fischer Gerin Ru Rouge, €34. Very good. Pizza Margarita - Napoli style, excellent Pizza Diavolo - spicy, excellent + service + warm rustic atmosphere + moderate 2700K lighting €97 for dinner for 4

Oh, it was hot as hell in Madrid, but I ventured out of my hotel and down the street to find a…read moretasty salad(not the easiest thing to find in Spain) and a pizza. I had just spent a week eating hotel food in a remote area near Avila. Upon entering the restaurant, I was directed to a tiny room away from the main area. Did I say I was a solo diner? Anyway, eventually, I was given a menu a glass of water and soon after I ordered a rocket salad with tomatoes was delicious and a pizza that rivals many I've had elsewhere. Service was OK, but very friendly. And I returned with my daughter a week later for more.

Went here for our 1st dining experience in Spain. Though we were a bit early for Spaniard timing on…read moredinner, they were incredibly attentive and welcoming. Food and drinks were amazing and we couldn't believe how affordable. The grill master shows up around 8pm to begin the true show of Spanish sausage and grilled meats on a wood fired grill as patrons watch; he is like a barista, entertaining and conversing with patrons as he does his magic. Our server could not have been more welcoming to us and giving us true Spanish hospitality. Highly recommend.

If you like good food, don't hesitate, certainly when you love a good piece of steak. The meat is…read morewondeful ! Sorry, for the fishlovers but you will not find anything. The menu is offering starters, salades, pasta, meat and dessert. Price is not so cheap, but in pace you get apero, cava digestiondrink and tiny free dessert included. Typical spanish service can be get with a smile but you'll have to show it first.