Very good food, although a bit pricy. Typical European restaurant style service with nice…read moreatmosphere. Good restaurant for small to medium gatherings. My absolute favorite dish was the falso risotto de boletus y queso Idiazabal. The falso risotto was super creamy and flavorful, with a nice al dente texture. The second favorite of the group were the torreznos. The torreznos were a bit dry and hard, but very crunchy and paired well with the guacamole.

We are visiting Spain for the first time and have been impressed by the cuisine in general.however,…read moreI would call this place outstanding- we had a delightful time and I would count this as one of my best meals ever. The staff were all great and enhanced the experience in every way.

Food was excellent. Paella was very good as well as the pork cheeks. Also got the Tinto De Verano…read morewhich was very good and refreshing. As I look at other people's food, everything looks so good! Had to wait a little bit for a table but the waiter was super nice. You can also order at the bar if you want. Pretty decent bar decor? A little nicer than the places that I usually frequent! lol

El Sur is an unpretentious cafe in Madrid outside the main tourist areas in Lavapies. I enjoyed the…read morepork roast on a bed of potatoes. I also could not resist the cheesecake, which was freshly made. The pork was good and included a generous helping of meat. The cheesecake was outstanding, an unexpected bonus. The restaurant was lively with locals. Service was slower but more relaxing. This cafe was a find.

Venir a Madrid sin visitar este lugar es como no venir. Clásico histórico con servicio personal y…read morefamiliar. Un lugar que debe visitar si viene a Madrid!!... Un ambiente espectacular, que habla de la historia de una cultura.

Shrimp anything is good here like grilled shrimp or the spicy tempura shrimp, bread is very hard so…read morehave something that you can use to soak it up. We used the tomato salad. A bit overly salty if you are not use to a pretty heavy handed salting of dishes like in the tomato salad. I tried the sweet wine and it's sweet for a red but nothing like a moscato which I was hoping for. Great overall, just wished we weren't by the road where cars were driving through.

Very good local cuisine. The suckling pig is a local tradition and did not disappoint. I really…read moreenjoyed the Castilian soup. Very warm and cozy atmosphere. The wait staff is friendly but made an error when forgetting to bring my husband's main course. The quality of his white bean soup made up for it. I love the antique looking entry to the restaurant.

Amazing food! Great seafood Service is great and portions…read moreare big. My best meal in Madrid

Good seafood, cosy place, nice waitresses Prices are…read moremoderated, very difficult to find a table on Friday dinner

RIP Villas. You guys were the best!! Lots of good times and memories. We hope retirement is…read moretreating you well!!

Delicious seafood, simple decor, easy going atmosphere. Todo for a great price. If you care more…read moreabout the food than following the trendy route Marisquieria is your restuarant. We shared a large variety of food over white wine. I would recommend it to all seafood lovers and would certainly return. Delicioso marisco, decoración sencilla, ambiente tranquilo. Todo por un gran precio. Si te importa más la comida que la moda Marisquieria es tu restaurante. Compartimos una gran variedad de comida con vino blanco. Se lo recomendaría a todos los amantes del marisco y sin duda volveremos.

Was visiting some family friends in Madrid and they recommended we convene for some authentic…read moreAndalusian. It's a good 30+ minute drive from Madrid proper, but fortunately we were already heading to the surrounding suburbs. This meant that I was probably the only foreigner at the place, but the waitstaff were very accommodating. We started off with thin-cut tomato wheels, lightly salted and soaked in olive oil. Goodness, this was refreshing. We also ordered several flavours of croquetas, which were crispy and scrumptious. The jamón-stuffed ones were particularly indulgent. Afterwards, we dove into what was the largest seafood platter I had ever seen - mussels, prawns, scallops, thick-cut calamari rings... it was a literal cornucopia of the sea. The seafood was all fresh and well-executed. I think food of this quality and quantity would run you a fortune in the States, but our bill at El Tablao was quite reasonable (~€20) when split amongst our group. At midnight the whole restaurant joined together to sing Salve Rociera (staff were awesome and gave me a lyric sheet, as I had not a clue of what to recite). The staff also surprised us with some creamy, coffee-based digestifs - the perfect way to round out a warm Spanish summer. In short: charming, unpretentious place for Andalusian if you can find your way out of the city. Huge portions, so bring an appetite.

The dinner here was probably the highlight of my visit to Madrid! I was so happy to get paella -…read moreArroz negro con sepia y chipirones specifically...I still can taste in my dream, lol! Make sure to have a reservation as it looks to be a very popular restaurant. The ambiance was simple and bright. The service was excellent - in fact all servers that I encountered were very friendly yet polite. They'll be happy to provide recommendations as well. I would really like to go back there sometime soon...

Little family dinner in Madrid great customer service lovely atmosphere very welcoming. Hospitality…read morewas great Gracias food was delicious Sangria was refreshing when in Madrid can't go wrong. Make reservations and enjoy.

Fantastic place run by the owners. Super tasty good value! Make reservation because it is smallread more

Excellent local neighborhood place with a great selection of Gallego dishes. Excellent service. And…read morelove the way they present the menu with individual photos