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5 months ago
Nice churros place with excellent espresso and really no tourists. Not fancy, but quite good.
11 years ago
A small and local bar to enjoy churros among local people :), churros might seem simple but it must be made and served soon, this place never disappointed me! read more
La Andaluza - Churros and one porra - Churros Near Me - Madrid, M
Calle de Hernani, 10
28020 Madrid
Spain
Tetuán
915 537 612
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https://churrerialaandaluza.com
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What time does La Andaluza open?
La Andaluza opens at 6:30 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does La Andaluza close?
La Andaluza closes at 2:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 6:30 AM - 2:00 PM
Does La Andaluza take credit cards?
No, La Andaluza does not take credit cards.
Does La Andaluza have parking?
Yes, La Andaluza has parking options.
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Came here on last Friday with a huge group of friends, and was definitely not disappointed!…read more Located in Chamberi in Madrid, the restaurant is definitely on the more upscale side. Great ambiance and gorgeous minimalist decorations. Perfect for larger groups and small groups alike. We ordered artichoke, tempura veggies, and a fish appetizer to start. All three were spectacular. The artichoke was perfectly grilled with olive oil and salt, and the fish was made with potatoes and served on top of a cracker - I could have eaten 5 of these! Tempura veggies are served with a couple of in-house sauces which I loved, but they definitely aren't a "must-order." What did disappoint me was the fish I ordered. I had the battered hake with potatoes and found it lacking in overall flavor. It didn't feel particularly flaky, but rather quite dense and heavy. I wouldn't order this again! They had tons of dessert options that looked delicious as well. Definitely a great place for a nicer meal.
I went to this restaurant on a Sunday for lunch with the family. The decoration is beautiful. It…read moregives you a light wood summer restaurant style. The food was ok. The artichokes were AMAZING, the pasta with red sauce was was terrible. The Milanese was ok The truffle burger was ok, nothing extraordinary. The desserts were good. We got the tiramisu and the apple tart and they were ok.
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Buen producto en un ambiente ecológico!
The food in Spain was delicious! Especially in this little hole in the wall. Here is a picture of a…read moreTortilla española ,Fried chicken with curry sauce. Delicious and good price . We also had some croquetas but those were gone by the time I thought of taking photos. Menus are attached as well. Great find and price !! Wines are also at a good price !
Tortilla Española , Fried chicken on bread with curry sauce !!
Mesas y máquina de tabaco.
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A beautiful restaurant in a great district of Madrid - Almagro. A block away from the Museum of…read moreSorolla. A beautiful establishment with amazing decor. Excellent service.
My Viking Cruises representative referred us to this restaurant while in Madrid. My wife and I both…read morethought it was just alright. We both felt the salmon steak with white wine sauce and lemon needed more flavor. Additionally, it may be customary in Madrid, but I had never had a salmon with pieces of hard boiled egg on top. The sole was okay, but less enjoyable than the salmon. I think I like the fried mushroom starter the best. I was a little disappointed they didn't have sangria on the menu as that would have been a nice drink to have after a long flight.
Good restaurant in Madrid, walking distance from hotel where we stayed, great neighborhood. Good…read moretapas, friendly and accommodating service.
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Sole with shrimp and champagne cream
Pasilla peppers stuffed with meat.
Food and ambience was great! They were able to seat 8 of us on vacation without a reservation…read more Our service was great too. If you are in Madrid, we recommend La Musa!
First time in Madrid - this place had a great vibe and atmosphere! Our waiter was quite helpful and…read morefriendly and made us feel welcomed Started off with drinks - margarita & Bloody Mary which were both decent. I personally preferred the margarita over the Bloody Mary as it tasted overwhelmingly of tomato juice (and little of anything else) Food - La bomba is meat (beef, pork) filled potato and it was yummy, probably my fave of all the tapas we tried. Chicken dumplings had a nice crisp and nice sauce but taste was just OK. Tacos were quite good! Nice flavor and creative presentation with the sauce in the pipette for you to pour. Lastly was the salad made of fresh arugula, beets, tomatoes, peppers - a great end to the "meal" and ironically was the warmest thing we got. Other tapas served lukewarm.
Owner was really friendly. We were looking for a place near our hotel and found this place on Yelp…read moredown the street. They have a menu of raciones (entrees or full portions) outside the restaurant. We decide to dine there even though the place was empty. Soon found out there was a 30th birthday celebration party going on as people came in shortly after to prep for it and enjoy themselves with drinks. Food. We got the Spinach Salad with Bacon, Dried Fruits & Nuts. It was simple, but tasty. No dressing, but the owner supplied us with a bottle of olive oil, vinegar and salt. Bacon was salty, so no need for salt. It was good. For the other entree, we got Salmon with Potatoes. Turns out it was french fries. Gosh, the Spaniards really like fries and potato chips (been serve that a few times on top of or other than olives). Wasn't feeling coffee (espresso) after the meal, so didn't get to try it. How do the Spaniards sleep drinking espressos all the time after dinner especially when dinner for them is at 10pm? Boggles my mind. Anyways, the food was delicious. Very much like home cooking. Service. Service was pretty good. We walked in unsure if they were open as the place was empty and tables put aside. Asked for a table for two, only to find out the restaurant owner doesn't speak English and we spoke pretty much next to nada Spanish. We managed and sat inside as it was cold outside. They have three outdoor tables & seats. The owner seemed asked the cook to be our server cuz he spoke some English. We managed again and thereafter was fine. Both the owner & server/cook were courteous and friendly. Asked what we wanted to drink and brought out bread (decent) and olives. The olives were very green (Hulk & Shrek looking colors), but tasted not bad. The bill. We were pleasantly surprised by the check. It was only 13.5€. One salad, one fish dish, one beer, one bottled water (they always serve bottled water at the restaurants in Spain when you asked for water)...all that for 13.5€? Wow! We tipped super duper generously cuz service was good, food was good and it was so inexpensive. The cheapest meal we ate on the entire trip (excluding on the go meals). So, if you're in the area, don't hesitate to check them out!
This place has excellent service. My friend has everything as is and loved it. I came here with the…read moremost complicated order because I'm crazy picky...fish without salt, ten different things I can't eat because of xyz, and this place made everything to perfection. They were so sweet and were quick to let us order and serve the menu de la dia we ordered. I recommend the stuffed zucchini. Also polish off your meal with a cortado...it'll help the food coma!
Salmon with Fries
Spinach Salad with Bacon, Nuts & Dried Fruits
Also a venue for birthday parties
Perfect! Delicious meat and wine! Service was friendly and attentative! Tasty burgers for the kids…read more Casual environment. I would go back!!
Búfalo y buey
Food is not bad. Should have taken pictures. Looked like a family/casual restaurant with bar to me…read more Had 3 course meal here that was included as part of the tour group we were in. The Tuna Salad starter was rather yum. Simple, but good. The puff pastry filled with some sort of savory cream and leek was an added bonus. For entree, we had two pieces of steak (not big but really good portions) with gravy as sauce and a scoop of rice. Beef was tender. Dessert was ice cream and Fried Milk (good). The fried milk tasted like mochi cuz it had similar texture. Though we were guessing it was milk mixed with tapioca to get that consistency. Overall, it was a pleasant and enjoyable meal.
Great Takos and people. Love this place and quick service. First time in Madrid. Had an awesome…read moretime.
busy when we went the line was to the door but moved quickly. Order at the counter and then you can…read moresit after. inside they work really fast and we got our food only after a few minutes. Tacos were about average/small in size and meat amount. salsas on the table were ok too. Overall a quick bite that didn't disappoint
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The sushi is very good there. The only thing I didn't like is the duck spring rolls, everything…read moreelse was amazing. The energy is very good for cocktails, and to go with friends for celebration. The energy is the opposite of intimate but in a very easy way.
There were so harsh, I have been there one hour and half before they close and they kicked me out…read moreand said the kitchen is closed !!!! How come I came from far place Bec I trusted them, and they do that !! They said that Bec they have few gustes they are closed !! This is not professional at all....
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Finally catching up on the reviews of a trip we took in January... this was a last minute swap -…read moreI'd written down in my list of things to do, that San Gines had gotten a ton of recommendations for being the best, must-try churros. Then once we were already in Spain, last minute, I did more research and saw a bunch of other people saying San Gines was overly touristy and had gone way down in quality, so I was wondering if there was a new place that was... not as much of that. As it turns out, there was, and it was down the street from our hotel, so obviously we went there (here) instead. Verdict, having tried the churros and obligatory dipping chocolate: I would absolutely have housed several more churros to myself, so for the price (super cheap), next time I would definitely lean towards *under-estimating* how many churros to get. On the other hand, the chocolate was a lot larger than I expected for the price (also cheap) - not quite as thick as "drinking chocolate" I'm used to, but definitely thicker than the American style "hot chocolate" I'm used to. I absolutely could've shared one cup of it with my wife. Great chocolate, though, for dipping and for drinking. Only down side, it is absolutely 100% to-go-only, they have zero seating of any kind. We had to wander around a bit to find public seating. Definitely would be better if you happened to be talking them somewhere nearby that allows outside food.
If you love churros con chocolate and you happen to be in Madrid this is the spot. A true old…read moreschool authentic churro shop that only serves to go. In the morning you'll see grandparents lined up to buy a bad full to take home. And others losing up by the box full to deliver to schools and work. The smell of fried dough and sugar is intoxicating. The churros in Madrid tend to be thicker than their counterpart in Barcelona and the chocolate not as thick but still delicious.
El servicio pésimo debo decir, uno de los peores que me he encontrado. En cuanto a la comida, los…read morechurros no eran la gran cosa y el pollo poco más y me canta un villancico a pesar de que por fuera parecía bien hecho. La verdad, no repetiría a menos que mejoren.
Great food but service not great!…read more There was 1 waiter who was very overwhelmed & everyone in the place was complaining but on his behalf the place was super packed. The boquerones and bocadillos were great. The bread was soft unlike most Spanish sandwiches. And the desserts/pastries up front are ridiculously good! Don't ask for the wifi password bc the waiter might roll his eyes & never give it to you...but they have it.
The food was great. The man who was our waiter was really nice and funny, but he was picking his…read morenose and his shirt was really dirty. I ate some ham croquettes as a starter, and they were really good. As a strong dish I had a burger. The burger is just great, really big, juicy, waiting to be eaten. I really killed my hunger with it. I recommend this restaurant to kill your hunger, but if you want a clean environment, this isn't the place for you.
this place was a break spot on our tour and so we got some churros and chocolate (as it was…read morerecommended to us). it's pricier than I thought it would be but honestly you get a good amount (we had 6 small bites with a LOAD of chocolate). The churro and chocolate is different than how americans do it and so it's not as sweet as one may think. They use dark chocolate and the churros are not as sugary so the churros had a more deeper taste. The service sucked though where there were only two people working and my sister and I were at a table but the servers were only helping those at the bar but even when I went to the bar, they didn't even notice me until I had to say "HEY" really loudly. smh. anyways, you can get churros and chocolate anywhere so I don't really recommend going out of your way for this place. we were just suckered into it because of our tour lol.
Our BNB host took us to Los Pinchitos upon arrival. I loved the hot chocolate and the fatter…read morechurros (porras)! I think that you get a bigger bang for your buck than the more known tourist places. I had hot chocolate and porras at Los Pinchitos everyday for the 5 days we were in Madrid!
I was craving for something small at 1330 so I went to this place, which was somewhat close to my…read morehotel. Churro itself wasn't great, it's definitely been sitting there for a while. Keep in mind that this is usually a breakfast item, so I wasn't too miffed about the non freshness of it. Chocolate, on the other hand, was amazing. It was piping hot, not very sweet and very thick. It really feels like they melted a chocolate bar for the drink. At 2.90 euros for 5 churros, it was not amazing, but it hits the spot. The waiter there didn't speak English, but they definitely understand 'churro con chocolat' and 'take away'.
I was really excited for this place, based on all of the positive reviews on Yelp! Unfortunately,…read moreit didn't pan out, and we even tried to go twice. The first time, we asked whether they accept credit card, and they said yes - this mattered since we had only a couple of coins in our pockets, and didn't have any euros left. When we tried to buy 6 churros, he told us the price, then demanded money instead of card. When we repeated that we didn't have any euros on hand, he glared at us, spun around, and threw the churros back into the bin, muttering the whole time. The second time, we went, this time equipped with coins. We asked how many we could buy, and he asked us how many we wanted to buy. When we said we wanted 12, he went over, then came back and said that they no longer sell churros and that they had run out. I'm frustrated that he asked us how many we wanted, then told us that they had none. Overall, a terrible experience. Hopefully you'll have a better time.
La Gelateria di Angelo es simplemente espectacular. El helado es cremoso, auténtico y con sabores…read moreintensos que se sienten totalmente artesanales. Se nota la calidad de los ingredientes desde el primer bocado. El lugar es encantador y el servicio muy amable, siempre dispuesto a recomendar sabores y dejarte probar antes de decidir. Sin duda, uno de los mejores sitios para disfrutar un verdadero gelato. ¡Volveré seguro!
This is the best place for gelato in Madrid. It is a bit off the beaten path for tourists, but is…read moreright next to MadridRío, so it's a nice place to stop on a hot day while walking through the park. It can be busy on the weekends. It doesn't close during the siesta AND is open all day Sunday - which is definitely a bonus. They have a wider variety of flavors of gelato in summer months than in winter, but they are open year-round. There are three different sizes for one flavor, two flavors, or three. I usually got the two flavors and I thought it was plenty. That one only cost 2,90 euro. They don't skimp, they really scoop a lot on the cone. If you aren't into cones, you can get a cup. They also have different types of coffee with and without gelato as well as with or without liqueur. There are milkshakes and gelato covered waffles available as well. Excellent value for the price!
Excelente con Isamara, muy alegre que dà magia al lugar,todo muy rico y buena atención, repetirè…read more Gracias Misle
The place is beautiful, the decoration is amazing and the wood finish are delightful…read more This place transports you to the 1800s with a feel of a bakery that has been here since before electricity. The sweet aromas and the coffee smell mix with a warm feeling of a traditional spanish bakery. It is beautiful located in the Goya area which is the nice part of Madrid centro. The sweets are delicious, if you have a sweet tooth you should definitely look into trying many if the artisanal pasteles. I did not have the pleasure to have food but the sweets are amazing. My partner has a sweet tooth and he loved it and so did their brothers which are very picky when it comes to sweets so I am sure you will like them as well They also have gluten free products if you're looking for these products I do really recommend you to try this place for a sweet snack when you are walking in the Goya part of town.
He tenido una nefasta experiencia con el encargado de la pastelería de la calle Ibiza. nos engañó…read morecon la venta de una tarta "san marcos" que estaba seca y dura. Nunca había comido algo tan malo. parece ser que la tenían expuesta en la vitrina durante varios días y sin embargo se nos informó que era recién hecha del día.. estoy muy decepcionada con el producto y el trato al cliente y no creo que regrese nunca a la pastelería.
Don't go here unless you want to be treated terribly. My friends and I have been living in Madrid…read morefor 3 months and no where has compared to how bad they treated us. They acted like they couldn't hear us when we asked for a sample and then gave us less than what can be considered a sample. When we ordered ice cream there was no effort for it to be made quickly and eyes were rolled. The ice cream was mediocre, and the incredibly rude staff made it not worth visiting at all.
For spain, the gelato will hardly get better than this. Not that this place genuinely deserves five…read morestars, but considering the location and context and setting, i will give it five stars. Plus it keeps me coming back here. The chocolate and pistachio flavor is amazing. But the ice cream melts really quickly so i recommend eating it quickly. Also the CONE is very good!! You won't regret getting it on the cone.