Nice little brewery bar in Madrid. I had a fruity açaí beer, it was subtle and tasty.read more

Almost all of the beers here are their own! They had 7 beers on tap and 6 were bee beers!…read moreImpressive! We went in on a Wednesday afternoon for a drink and there weren't many others there. What we ordered: we decided to get a flight for 9€. We got to choose 5 types to try. We tried the 1,2,5,6,7. My favorites were the 2 (açaí beer!) and the 5 (red rice). They were all very smooth and unique flavors!

Best neighborhood beer bar among the ones listed below in order using criteria listed. Good food,…read moregood beer selection, good prices and excellent service 1. Cerveceria Thomas - Overall best 2. Irreale - Best beer selection, limited food selection but good, service is good not excellent 3. Cerveceria Plaza Mayor 4. Chinaski Lavapies 5. La Tape 6. El Pedal 7. El Boliche

so we walked in here. It's a tiny place that is definitely more pub than restaurant. I didn't see…read moreanyone eating and we did not try the paella that I really wanted to try. But I'm not sure if this is a place that I would want to try seafood paella....

The food was delicious! Good portion sizes and the paella was incredibly flavorful. They were also…read morequite accommodating with vegetarian options. Our waiter was very friendly and helpful too. Would definitely recommend if you're looking for a small, less noisy, Spanish meal!

Business closed post covid. Tried to find it and it's not there. Bummer. We had to walk further to…read morefind food.

Fantastic!! The ingredients are so fresh and the dishes we ordered were superb. Our first dinner…read moreon the first day of our trip and my wife was at first wary but willing, and I was hopeful and cautious. Service was casual and comfortable. Make sure to have google translate, it helps immensely to read menus. Burrata was fantastic!! We ate all our food before remembering to take photos. So good!

Good spot to get a bite if you are going to the Prado. The Spanish omelet was cold and a bit under…read moreseasoned. The ham croquettes were very tasty. It was a nice atmosphere and a good place to sit and chill for a bit.

We did A LOT of walking on this vacation exploring various cities and small towns, taking walking…read moretours, and just generally meandering around seeing all the little shops and investigating potential places to eat. The problem with searching for places to eat in an unfamiliar town, esp a high tourist traffic town, is it's hard to tell which places are worth hitting up. Cervantes was one of those places. We pretty much scouted 3 or 4 places to have lunch and this one seemed like it had the most locals eating in it, the place was packed and full of smiling faces from satisfied customers. Luckily we were seated quickly and something that I appreciated was the menus have english descriptions for us limited spanish speaking people (some places we ate at did not.) We ordered emanadas, ham croquettes, garlic shrimp, and some sheep's cheese in olive oil. Sounds like a nice small lunch but I can assure the portions were sizeable and super filling. We couldn't finish all of it even though everything was delicious. I think my favorite were the ham croquettes as well as the empanadas. One thing about the empanadas is I was thinking they'd be like the latin american-filled pastry-hand pie type, but they were actually pie-pie type...like a slice of double crusted pie filled with savory tuna goodness. We each ordered one but could've just gotten one to share since they were pretty huge. Overall this place was great. Friendly service, good food, and a welcoming atmosphere. We definitely left with satisfied smiles on our faces too.

I was staying nearby, and sadly only ventured here on my last night. This place is how broke…read moreMadrileños do it, napkins on the floor and all. If you sit outside, there is a very small markup on the tab. I sat at the bar alone, and despite being a social place where people generally go with a group of friends, it wasn't awkward at all. You order a caña (small beer) and one tapa off the menu of 22 choices. (What restaurants call tapas in the States are really raciones, smaller plates, which they also serve here.) Tapas are included free with the price of a beer. So you can drink and fill up and try different things. I had the mini fajita de pollo y verduras (chicken and vegetables), which had a slight spicy flavor I've been missing. It came with a few fries and mayo sauce. Then I quickly ordered a second (you have to order before 1130pm, which is kinda early here). Next I had the filetito de ternera con salsa chimichurri (the popular pork fillet on a slice of baguette, served with housemade potato chips). Each item is bigger than an hors d'oevres, think three or four bites. You could stay here for a few hours and be quite content. The place is bustling and the staff are energetic and fun. People gave the bartenders a bit of change (tipping isn't customary) because they do hustle between rounds of drinks and tapas. Total tab before tip: 3 Euros ($3.26 at the current exchange rate). Seriously.

Well, I'm eating at the bar now. The place is not gonna change your life, but the beer is good, and…read morethe tapas are good even if they are on the small side. Service has been very friendly. A family with the most adorable little kid just came in and the entire crew came over to say hello to them. It's that kind of place. Prices are low. Bar seats are uncomfortable. Ouch!!

Amazing food. Rapid service. The atmosphere was excellent…read more I recommend this place to all the tourists

Mikkeller is located on a quieter street in centre Madrid. It has plenty of beer selections in…read moreAmerican names. I had a pastry stout - sooo good! It wasn't heavy and smelled really nice. I'd recommend this place if you're looking for tasty beers and an initiate vibe in the midst of the centre. It's actually quite hipster in my opinion. The waiters also speak very little English or none at all (couldn't really tell), so if you don't speak Spanish, it may be a little difficult to converse or ask questions.

Nothing fancy but it was great to stop by! When most other places were closing, they found us a…read moreseat and gave us a flavorful cup of sangria. It felt more classic cervecería with a local tapas menu and big bar. We sat at a small table in the corner, it was cozy and we felt like we could hang there for a few hours.

I like the outside patio area for a few tapas or drinks. The tapas are not the best, but it is…read morefine for a quick snack. FYI The outside patio area has a pricier menu for the same food. 1 star off: Staff is not very attentive. I had to ask for my water several times. 1 star off: We ordered the squid and it turned out more like the frozen fish sticks that my kids like to eat.

So good we came here twice in our two days of being in Madrid hahah. Everything is 1 to 2 euros and…read moreOMG the summer wine ... I miss this place and wish I had it in California. PS don't sleep on them Gouda balls!!

Good food & deals. Customer service is terrible. No communication between the staff, I was charged…read morefor 2 beers I did not want & couldn't drink after telling 2 workers that I do not want the beer. Very disappointing for my first time.