Highly recommend for tapas and drinks!!…read more We found La Gastro on yelp since we were at a cafe close by and wanted to stop for dinner. They open at 9pm and were full for reservations but had a bar table open for the 3 of us. We got a bottle of wine and tapas that were delicious. The liquid cheese croquette was appealing and unique so we tried it. Loved it but it's very rich in flavor. The burrata was a prefect appetizer along with the flatbread we ordered. We also got the mushroom croquette which was the best we had in Madrid! The waiter was actually the bartender and he was awesome. Very friendly and gave us recs on what to order. Overall, well deserved 5 star and would recommend trying this place out! Might want to make reservations if going for dinner since it's so popular and in demand.

Fusion of Spanish, Asian, Middle Eastern and Latin American influences - this is a gastronomical…read moreexperience that blew our minds away. We tried the croqueta - mushroom and Cheese. The Gambas are heavenly - masterly prepared by the chef in front of you. This is exactly why we are in Spain - to experience new things that rock our world

Small, dark indoor only restaurant. 100% gluten free, which is why I chose it (celiac). The menu is…read morein both English and Spanish and has lots of traditional Spanish style Tapas. Got the huevo roto and the pastas bravas with cheese and bacon. Not spectacular but not bad. Potatoes seemed like they might have been frozen? The Caesar salad came with breaded fried chicken chopped up. The dressing tasted more like a ranch gone bad than Caesar dressing. Served the purpose. I would come back to try different things on the menu. Server was kind and explained some good-to-knows on the menu. No outdoor seating or parking. If you have celiac disease or gluten sensitivity, feel safe eating here. I just wasn't too excited about what I ate this visit.

Totally Gluten Free tapas, what more can someone who normally needs to carefully watch what they…read moreeat ask for?!? As a tapas place, we were thrilled to get to try multiple things, including GF drinks. Everything was amazing, so much of it was something that we have never seen GF before. For a party member who hadn't had some of these foods in years since being forced GF, it was quite the treat. Service was super fast although a little grumpy, regardless they helped us get what we wanted. We went a pretty non busy time which helped, but our orders came out very quickly.

Make a reservation! This was exactly what we needed after hours at the Prado - cozy yet upscale,…read moreauthentic but not pretentious. Servers spoke perfect English and helped guide us with food and wine. The bread was seriously incredible - this is the stuff you'll pay $12/loaf for in LA. Yummy roasted potatoes are brought to the table as soon as you're seated. Loved the leeks and the veal pasta. The fish of the day was a tad too fishy but that's more of my personal taste.

This was the BEST meal I've ever had!…read more We stopped by on a Friday evening for dinner in which they told us they were full so we made a reservation for the next weekend. (Reservations can be made in person or over the phone only - while we were eating, I saw the phone ringing off the hook and their reservation book being added to.) When it was time for our reservation we were greeted and seated by a nice man who turned out to be the chef/owner himself, Marcos Gil. He went through each item on the menu with us and suggested wine pairings for our selections. We ordered the leeks, salmon, veal cheek, and venison, a daily special. They were all incredible! Each dish was not overly sophisticated and let the main component truly speak for itself. We could genuinely taste the craft and care that went into each dish. The dessert was no exception. Despite being a modest, unassuming restaurant, the space was intimate and inviting and the service was excellent along with the food. Worth more than any three-star Michelin meal any day.

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!

Cute restuarant run by cook Adolfo. €15 fixed price lunch with two courses, dessert and wine…read more We had risotto, potatoe cakes, veal and venison stew. Yummy!!!! Clean and cute bathroom.

Wow!! What a find. Our tour guide recommended this place, and we are really glad that we tried it…read more It is very close to the cathedral in Toledo. The food is amazing. The chef is the owner and takes great pride in what he serves. The staff is very friendly. We definitely recommend eating here.

Stopped to eat here while on a day trip tour of Toledo. Our guide recommended it and she ate there…read moreherself. Half of our group didn't care for their food. I had the smash burger and thought it was tasty. I'd recommend it. Ambiance was fine, service was extremely slow. We had to remind her of our order several times as food and drinks were very late arriving.

Cheap breakfast! Don't get the churros because they will be cold! However, they are 2.20 euro and…read morecomes with coffee or infusion (tea) and fresh squeezed orange juice. If you want to get the hot chocolate to dip the churro in, it will cost extra and will be an additional 2 euro. It is nothing to write about. One of their best sellers is their wrap and french tortilla/potato with bread, but I just wasn't up for eating such a heavy carb loaded breakfast in the mornings.

Salmon Guru was a nice upscale cocktail bar. Drinks were tasty and presented in unique ways, often…read morewith little bites. The menu has nice illustrations and drink descriptions, which I liked. We visited around 9 PM and had to wait ~30 minutes in line. This was mostly bad luck, because I could tell we just missed getting in and there were open seats when we left around 10:30 PM. We had two rounds of drinks. The Oriental Experience (18€) is really three drinks together, served in bowls and with similar consistency, but very different flavors. The flavors were interesting; I'm glad we tried it, but I might not order it again. I had the Stout (14€) which was a blend of sherry, date water, and stout beer. It tasted like it sounds -- a mix of wine and stout beer -- and it reminded me a bit of a chocolate wine I had once. Next time, I would just get a stout beer. Our second round was the Ultramarino and Native Roots (14€ each). They first was not that interesting. It said it "rested in a clay amphora which is submerged in sea water for 72 hours" but this seemed more like a gimmick than anything. The Native Roots was super interesting because it was made with roots, tuber cordial, and potato vodka. I liked it a lot because it was so unique. Service was fine, if a little slow and inattentive. I like that they refilled our chips.

Ranked 37th best bar in the world according to World's 50 Best Bars. Walk in only. Arrived on a…read moreweekday during mid afternoon and, while it was busy, there were a couple seats at the bar we were able to snag right away. Atmosphere is very fun, wild, neon-lit. Doesn't take itself too serious and has a really fun illustrated menu. - halili fizz - gin with banana lassi, sichuan peppercorn, green cardamom, flower water, tonic. This drink consists of two cocktails. You receive a mini cocktail while it takes time to make the fizz. Drink is garnished with a little ice cream and is creamy and refreshing. - oriental experience - three mini cocktails. First is rum, sherry, chinese pumpkin. Second is whiskey, oolong tea, cocoa, and palo santo. Third is baijiu, rice water, ginger, tangerine peel, orange blossom honey. Each drink was so distinct but my favorite was the second.

This restaurant is located on the outskirts of Aranjuez and is set in the coutryside which is the…read morekind of places that I like. It has a nice and modern bar as you walk in, an indoor restaurant which is very cosy and outside they have an outdoor restaurant that seats upto 100 people which is ideal for celebrations, weddings and comunion celebrations. The service is excellent, they are very attentative and as soon as we sat down, the waiter came with a plate of fried chistorra and rice morcilla for us to share whilst he took our drinks order. A glass of red wine for me! We decided to opt for the €12 daily menu which looked good! The first plate was a deliciously tasting salad with caramelized onion, balsamic vinegar and feta cheese. Not my usual type of salad but I can honestly say that even though it was sweet, it was really delicious, not even a scrape left over on the plate! For the second plate I opted for an autumn/winter dish as the weather now calls for this type of food so I chose a bowl of stewed of beans and morcilla. Very tasty indeed, I could have eaten this plate 5 times over as it´s the type of food that I really enjoy! For my third plate I chose the churrasco which is one of my favourite meats and it turned out just as I expected it to, delicious, and also served with chips and a tomato, onion and pepper sauce. For pudding I chose the Ferrero Rocher chocolate cake, and what a cake it was, I don´t usually have desert but as I love Ferrero Rocher chocolates I just had to try this cake, very satisfying indeed, I was really stuffed after! So all in all I had a very good experience at this restaurant and will definately go back! Good food, good price and good service!