If you're ready for something a bit familiar (or American tastes) that's not tapas, fresh and…read morevegetarian - this is the place. The Yerbabuena salad and Spanish Cannellini was delicious. Highly recommend.

The food was wonderful and the staff couldn't be more accommodating. Many options for vegetarians…read moreand vegans alike. Children are quite welcome in there is food that they can eat too.

Really friendly and fast service (English was available)…read more Cozy, relaxed vibe with decor that promotes eco-consciousness. The cheeseburger and "parmesan" croquetas were delicious. The burger was so big and juicy!

Only a block away from the cacophony of the Gran Via, this vegan spot was barely noticeable from a…read morelow-key alley because Jamie W and I passed right by it before discovering its location. They probably prefer it that way because the quiet vibe appeared to be part of the ambiance they're seeking here. We just found it by chance on Google Maps as an alternative to the beef-heavy eateries in the neighborhood. We just felt a need to eat healthier. The menu was small and appetizing, and we treated ourselves to two 3,5€ glasses of Zafra Blanco, a crisp Spanish white wine that freshened our palates. We started our meal with a complimentary helping of a "creamy" beetroot dip accompanied by lightly crisped pita chips (Photo 7). Next came the 12€ Spinach and "Parmesan" Croquettes, six lightly fried, falafel-like spheres drizzled with cashew nut mayo (Photo 8). They provided the ideal bites. Jamie went for their signature 15€ Moroccan Bowl with corn couscous, beetroot falafel, sweet potato, spinach, cherries, pickled cucumber, tomato, and fresh dates drizzled with mint yogurt sauce (Photo 6). It was quite a cornucopia of flavors that meshed quite well together with the falafels the particular standout. I decided to go for the 8€ Brochette of "Chicken" with chunks of zucchini and onion and satay sauce over a bed of sweet potato noodles (Photo 9). I'm not sure what the "chicken" was, but the flavor and texture was surprisingly spot-on. At the same time, I'm glad I limited myself to one skewer because I wanted to save room for dessert and the 4€ bottle of sparkling Green Apple Cider (Photo 4). Jamie and I settled on the delightful 6,5€ Tiramisu Cake dusted with Cocoa and swirled with Toffee (Photo 10). We finished our meal with 2€ cups of Cortado with the right amount of warm, steamed milk (Photo 5). FOOD / DRINK - 4 stars...really well-turned vegan fare with no flavor compromises AMBIANCE - 4.5 stars...quiet and mellow befitting the food SERVICE - 4 stars...attentive TOTAL - 4 stars...definitely an alternative to consider among Madrid's culinary riches RELATED - Exploring Madrid? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/kiJx8rRkMB

Food and service is spectacular I will visit the restaurant…read moreevery time I come to Madrid. One in my group was vegan and he loved it also Myself and two others are not vegan and we moved it Meal of the day is a great choice Wine was also great

Yes, my friends, this restaurant exists in Madrid. Their distinctive sign caught my attention two…read morenights ago near Tirso De Molina and I returned there last night. The proprietor spoke a rollicking Spanish accompanied with gestures, so I understood him well enough and followed him to the back. Bypassing the lovely front dining area, I was greeted by a spacious room featuring low seating, bright paintings and ornamentation, and comfortable lighting. I took off my shoes, set them on a shelf, and found a seat to survey the room. There were many decorations, but they didn't clutter. The seats, though low, were quite comfortable. I sat as if I were a lowbent kid inspecting a snail. Yatiri features an a la carte and menu of they day for €11. I went with the latter, ordering Guiso de Lentelas (lentil soup with carrots), Arepa con Berenjena al Graten (arepa topped with eggplant and cheese), and Gelatina de Remolacha (beet jello). The lentils were great, resting at the bottom of their deep bowl. It came with seeded bread, dense, slightly moist. It reminded me of home and my mom's attempted at homemade spelt bread. Then the open faced arepa came. The crunchy corn gave way to a more chewy topping. Dusted with herbs, I enjoyed the eggplant. It was topped with cheese. From the taste, I think it may be faux cheese. The gelatin was the strange one. I didn't know what I ordered and finally looked up remolacha once home. I tried to place the subtle sweetness with that final flavor essence. It makes sense now. Beet! Overall, I had a great time. I want to go back and take some pictures. It seems I found my first blog worthy place in Madrid.

If you're looking for delicious mushrooms look no further! Beautiful old restaurant. Great service!read more

Alright, as I continue to try to catch up on all the review drafts I wrote while on vacation, at…read morethis point a whole 5 months ago... I know this one was exactly 5 months ago, because we touched down in Madrid on New Years Day, and this was the first place we ate (sounds like they've been here for aeons, so I doubt they've changed significantly since January.) My plan when we landed had been to just go down the list I'd made before we left of the best quick food places near our hotel, and eat at the first one that *was* open on New Years. I was worried there wouldn't be any and we'd be eating snacks from a convenience store, but nope! This place was indeed open. Open, and an absolute *madhouse*. I'm not sure if it was just because it was New Years, they were open, and much of the street wasn't, or if they're always this crazy - but it was a decent wait to order, to the point that it wasn't *entirely* clear whether we were even waiting correctly to order, since the line had kind of turned into a blob. Ordering and picking up our food was slightly nerve-wracking with how crowded it was, and there didn't really appear to be anywhere inside to sit, so we figured we'd sit outside at the tables... that we got immediately yelled at for sitting at, because it turns out all the tables right outside their entrance, actually belongs to their next door neighbor. So if I were ever back in Madrid, I *would* totally consider getting food here again, but I'd just probably plan on bringing it back to the hotel, vs what we ended up doing, finding the closest nearby flat non-private surface and eating it standing up in an alley. It definitely felt like a cool historic building inside, though, would've loved to dine in, if it hadn't been wall-to-wall packed, which it sounds like they might just always be. Food was great, though. We shared (this was plenty of food): An order of the cider-braised sausages - wonderful. Bonus, we learned from personal experience, you definitely want to get an order of these sausages, as not only are the sausages themselves delicious, the resulting au jus was also great for dipping the other items into.) An order of the ham and cheese croquettes - pretty tasty, though they did fall apart. Even tastier dipped in sausage juice, though then they *really* fell apart. Worth it though. Didn't look like you got a lot per order, but looks are deceiving - they were *rich*. An order of their famous mushrooms - I was a bit surprised, given the name literally means "the mushroom bar", that they only had a single mushroom dish, though given the sheer volume of that one item they clearly sell nightly, I can see why. Anyway, as a mushroom fan... they were certainly tasty mushrooms, perfectly cooked, but in my opinion, just a bit oversalted. Also had a glass of sangria for 2.50 euro - it is extremely good sangria, though the glass for 2.50 was pretty small. They also sell it for a better price by the larger container, but sadly, while I absolutely loved the European spirit of trusting people to be responsible after leaving with a to-go alcoholic beverage... they don't sell the *larger* sized sangria if you aren't dining in. Was too bad, as I absolutely would have loved twice as much of that sangria, but it clearly wasn't worth standing in a long ordering line a second time for it.

Online it said open until eight but they were closed at six when I got there…read more Review wants more words, so here you are.

My husband and I were staying in an apartment just above the restaurant. Whenever we walked past…read morepatrons were clearly enjoying themselves. Our first meal there was beyond good, from every point of view. The owner was everywhere attending to the diners. He brought us a great bottle of wine and suggested foods that we could eat, as we have some food restrictions. Our experience was as if we entered as tourists, and departed as friends. You can trust the preparation, as we also met the chef (at least one of them) and she will be bringing you goat cheesecake the likes of which you've never tasted!

I mentioned to a woman that I work with that I was missing spice in my food when in Madrid for…read morework. She recommended this restaurant and it was so delicious! I ordered the cauliflower dish that came with sliced peppers to give it a kick. The hummus was so creamy and delicious. I will definitely be back on my next trip to Madrid! I recommend making a reservation if you are going to try this place out. I did not have one, but they were able to accommodate me as I was there earlier in the evening than most people in Madrid eat, and I was by myself. The staff was very kind. It is a small restaurant with cute, cozy tables, and great views looking out over the street to people watch.

Some of the best falafel on the planet…read more Freshly made while ya wait Excellent tea Even better service

Im writing this review so I remember to come back to this place on my next trip to Madrid! I was…read morenervous this would be a super touristy spot because it is so close to Plaza Mayor. I was wrong! It is homey and nice. Very tasty and a little tricky to find. It's about halfway down the stairs leaving Plaza Mayor. I had the pasta special and it was incredible! Pasta with a yummy creamy sauce and mint. The pasta was so fresh and the flavors were so balanced. The service was wonderful! The staff is sooo nice!!

Good vegetarian option and nice and cozy place. Ravioli is amazing. Try the eggplant Parmesan, it's…read moreout of this world.

Madrid's full of vegan spots and this was one I had previously researched before arriving and…read morecouldn't resist stopping by for dinner. I came off a fairly long day of sightseeing and sought a more proper meal. This ended up being one of the closer options for me so I pounced. The place is very chill. Seems apt for college students or those visiting and staying in hostels. It's got that youthful energy for sure, but I did see a nice variety of people. Not knowing what's better than the other, I ordered the B13 burger. Man, the burger was on point. The patty was excellent and filling. You couldn't even tell the cheese was vegan. The fries were the perfect compliment. Not oily but tasty and thick. If anything, the only minor gripe was the patty and bun were so big that I had to eat with a fork and knife. That's an indictment of how great the place is. Service is pretty fast too - about less than 10 mins. With the combination of a beer, the price was less than 10 euros, which is a steal for a tasty dinner, I highly recommend?

Excellent! I'm so glad that two other vegan places I was looking for prior to this were closed…read more We had a good burger, crunchy and juicy falafels, artisan bear and pineapple juice, and of course french fries. Best meal I had after being a month in Madrid.

Fruit salad was more fruit than I've seen in my whole trip, and it was all good…read more Eggplant was delicious, like eggplant parmigiana. Husband had lasagna and a different tomato sauce was used, also good. 2 restrooms--gendered. Not ADA.

Great salads and vegetarian stir fry dishes! Also enjoyed teas. Friendly service and nice…read moreatmosphere.

Stumbled upon this place on a hot sunday afternoon after strolling in the El Rastro flea market…read more nearby. It was around 1:30pm and the place was empty.The guys inside were singing a hare rama and hare krishna song on the harmonium. People started coming in by the time they were done and the place was fully packed. One of the guys explained the lunch special and almost all of us chose it. IT was a simple vegetarian dish. I also ordered a vegan desert and it was pretty good. When I was ready to pay, i realized that they do not accept credit cards. I was not sure that I have enough cash and told the owner about this. He was very sweet about it and told me to pay it later when I am in the area again. Anyways, when I gathered all the change that I had, it was just enough for the bill. The total bill was only 8 euros. It was a pleasant experience overall.

Wonderful vegan restaurant in the la Latina neighborhood of Madrid. Great salad, potatoes and…read morevegetarian rice. Strong positive energy in food. Carob cake and mango cake were outstanding.