Great location with a nice ambiance, food is good in quality and service is also good. Hope to come…read moreback some day to try other stuff on the menu

Very good Michelin rated Mexican restaurant in Salamanca area of Madrid. Great guacamole, tacos,…read moreservice and presentation.

Lucas!!! He was on top of it!!! The food was immaculate. It…read morewas very authentic and if you want a quick happy hour stop this is the place to go. Lucas told us where to go and gave us his favorite entrees. Highly recommend if you are here for the weekend.

Stopped in for a bathroom and some food! Tacos were delicious and waiter knew english, so good!read more

Probably one of the best meals I have had in 2026. Started with drinks - Sangria with a foam top…read moreand a mojito. Both were incredible and strong. But for the main show... The Papardelle with mushrooms and a poached egg was exquisite. Pasta was perfect and fresh as can be, and the sauce was creamy but not too overpowering. Then the Burrata and Iberian Ham pizza was pretty much perfect. Salty Iberian ham and the soft burrata with each bite was breathtaking. Like I said, one of the best meals I have had in 2026.

While staying in the area there was one night we really wanted Italian fare and not have to go so…read morefar from our spot so we found this spot. Food was all delicious, hot, and cooked to order. The menu here pulls a fusion of Spanish fare and modern Italian food. They have all traditional modern dishes with a touch of non-traditional but in a very good way. I got the prawn risotto which tasted very good after a long day of walking and visiting Madrid. My partner ended up getting a lasagna and it came out in it's own small iron cast pan. For an appetizer, or tapa if you will, we got a nice warm soup bowl that came with a side of dehydrated veggie chips (all homemade). It was the perfect warm and cozy meal for a unseasonably cold and rainy Madrid evening. Even the fresh parm came out in a small iron cast tiny dutch oven/pan that was adorable and very on brand with the modern decor around. There is a wall, in one of the seating areas, that has flowers in olive oil so nicely displayed and perfect for a picture background. Service was timely and we were even offered a shot of liquor before we continued our night by our waitress. We had to decline because we were so so full of pasta and food and satisfied.

Great tacos with stun and the freshest tortillas. I stumbled upon this place by accident. I'm a…read morefrequent traveler to Mexico but these tacos were the best. My cocktail was delicious too. I can't remember the name right now but it had a mango flavor with silver tequila. Also very kind staff. I was dining alone but I felt very welcomed.

This place has a nice spread. It is not over crowded and it is attached to rather inside the Hyatt…read morehotel. They have fresh fruit, omelets and meats. There are also many different pasty offerings. This breakfast spread is not cheap so be sure to go back to the food many times to eat your worth. I am not sure I would pay for a breakfast so much when there are many other dining options nearby.

My fellow Yelpers who are visiting Madrid don't let the 3.5 stars deter you. First, Yelp isn't…read moreactually a big European thing. As of this writing there were less than 80 reviews. However, if you Google Mercado de La Reina, it has 4 stars with nearly 7000 reviews. Second, we actually went here TWICE during our Madrid stay. This place was great! Don't let the Gran Via location make you think it is a tourist trap. During our two visits I noticed that the hostess and Chef Alvaro were greeting customers by name and even giving hugs. That means locals. In our first visit he checked in on us and noticing that we are Filipino he excitedly called his Filipino team members over who chatted with us as well. This really made for a welcoming family atmosphere. Food was fantastic. The tapas scene is obviously the thing to do in Spain when it comes to eating. There is a sit-down menu restaurant towards the back but we opted for the tapas bar scene. During both our visits it ranged from mellow to full on crowded-elbow-your-way-to-the-counter. Sounds dismaying but THAT is the way the tapas scene is. I found it amazing that the people behind the counter are able to keep track of all the orders. As tapas go, you order to share and share we did. Everything was tasty and went well with a refreshing red vermouth. We were even surprised with a dessert which was a ridiculously amazing cheesecake. Highly recommend!

Service was great. The waiter spoke enough English to work with us. The food was very good. I…read moreenjoyed my Iberian Ham Croquettes.

Located a few blocks from the Prado museum, La Plateria offers some indoor seating and plenty of…read moreoutdoor seating (with a premium on food for sitting outdoors). Food is very reasonably priced for the area. Our server brought out a menu board written in English, which was very helpful. The food - Grilled Aspargus - grilled tender and gently seasoned Stewed Pork Cheek with Rice - this is comfort food - stewed meat, gravy, and rice - not complicated, but soul warming Patatas Bravas - a reasonable version Feel like the menu got off the rails a bit here - Duck Confit with Apple - used to a more spiced version with a pan seared skin. Duck is ok, the apple is really soft with tough skin. Paella Mixta - a very chicken and bell pepper forward version of a paella Chocolate à la tazo - hot chocolate - a thinner, less chocolatey version than we had at other restaurants. Also, it was a broken emulsion. Green Salad with Sardine and Fresh Cheese - I thought this was a weird mixture of greens, carrots, tomatoes, olives, sardines, and mild/soft cheese. It's true to the menu description, but never had this combo before.

I really enjoyed eating here. One fun fact is they have an up charge if you want to sit outdoors,…read morewhich is funny because it is winter and sooo cold outside, so we saved money by eating inside. I thought their dishes were all very flavorful and well seasoned. The duck confit was delicious. But the cooked fruit that it came paired with was a little odd. The paella rice flavor was good, but doesn't get served in a skillet like your other Spanish restaurants. There was no wait on a weekday evening at 7:30pm. Good value and we liked all the dishes.

Valentina thank you for your hospitality and service we had a great time thank you! The food was…read moregreat and the vibes in this spot is great if you are in this area it's a must stop thank you for everything!

Was EXCELLENT! The staff was wonderful and kind. We were so well taken care of !…read more Mahalo

Best pabellón arepa I've had anywhere. So good, in fact, that I'm forgiving the 30 minutes it took…read moreto have it served (apart from the wait, the service was good). The arepa itself was pillowy and tender, while retaining its exterior crispiness. The pabellón was lean and nicely seasoned, and made with a thicker sauce than I'd expected with this dish. Finally, the frijoles, queso blanco, and maduros brought everything together nicely. I almost returned before leaving Madrid, but ultimately resisted, fearful of potentially spoiling the memory a perfect food moment.

We really enjoyed our dinner here. The back patio was great to be sat in and they were able to sit…read morea table for 6 of us. We all had the Arepas which were delicious and highly recommend trying them. The sangria and cocktails were also delicious. Highly recommend making a reservation ahead of time.