Haven't really eaten anything in the past 4 days so I was looking for somewhere to eat to satisfy…read moremy hunger. Came across this place on Yelp and saw it had good reviews so I wanted to check it out for myself. Just the sight of people's pictures of the burgers made me really hungry and it was practically the only thing on my mind all day. Decided to make it a night out, and reserved a table relatively late into the evening. Finding the place was more than alright. It's hardly hard to miss. In the middle of Spain something America styled sticks out like a saw thumb. As I don't speak much Spain, I was worried that communicating was going to be a little tough but turned out to be more than alright. There was a tone of options on the menu to choose from but had to stick with what I saw on the website which was Pulled Pork Burger, Chicken Stripes and Chips with bacon on. When the food came I was pretty overwhelmed if I'm honest. I got my money's worth. I thought I'd get three or four Chicken Stripes but turns out it was a basket. The burger was really big and chock full as well. It was really yummy and didn't even touch the sides. I couldn't manage it all so some of it had to be taken back in a bag which I'll eat at home. Overall, great service, great food, great music/atmosphere and a great night out. Well worth it!

Excellent, excellent cheeseburger and fries. Kid approved!…read more Jose, the owner, speaks very good English and paid meticulous attention to our order. The location was just down the street from our rented apartment and was a welcome change to the tapas crawl. Everyone was tired and worn out so we got the order to go. Not any problem. I'd definitely eat here again. Thanks Jose!

If it wasn't so gosh darn hot that day, I would not have looked twice at Tommy Mel's. I mean,…read morehello, I'm in Spain, why on earth would I go eat American food!?!? I was exhausted and hot from walking all day and needed a cool refreshment. Darn you, Tommy Mel's, and that big sign outside your door advertising your milkshakes. We sat right near the front of the restaurant near the ice cream counter, as we were just going to split a shake and leave. If you are wanting any service at all, do NOT sit there. We were largely ignored, and it was difficult to get the attention of any of the servers. As for their advertised "Freakshake", it was a LOT smaller than expected, and totally not worth the calories, or the 9 euros.

My friend and I stumbled upon Tommy Mel's by an accident and we are really glad we did. The 50's…read morevibes are amazing and you feel like you appeared on the set of Grease. We had hands down the best burgers of our lives! I had the Top cheese burger and my friend had the Doris BBQ chicken and both were delicious! 10/10 would recommend! Prices for the burgers were both around €10 but it was worth it. The staff were amazing and very welcoming and helpful. As soon as we walked in a waiter seated us to a booth, left us to choose our order and came straight back just in time. Their english was also great so the communication was without a flaw. After that we ordered a huge caramel milkshake for about €9. The only downhill was that we waited for it for quite some time. But its deliciousnes made up for it. Again, overall 10/10 would recommend trying the place and I for sure will come back someday!

Por solo 17 euros... una caña.. una sopa de lentejas deliciosa..bistec de ternera con patatas…read morefritas inmensas y deliciosas.. un postre y la atención buena también.

I came here for lunch but I decided to go for the Menú Rabo de Toro instead of the daily menu as…read morethe restaurant took part in the Mes del Rabo de Toro initiative. I had a Salmorejo as entrée and a Rabo de Toro as main dish. Both the dishes were good, especially the Oxtail. As dessert I had a brownie with ice cream which was just fine. Service is good and quick.

Staff was very friendly and attentive. Burgers and taco's were also very good and freshly made…read more Open late so perfect for a late snack/meal/drink.

My girlfriend and I decided to eat here during our stay in Madrid…read more The restaurant is decorated according to a 50's theme and its quite cozy and very detailed. When you walk in you get the feeling that you just travelled 60 years back in time. Both of us ordered a burger and a side order. We didn't have to wait long for the side orders to arrive. The burger at first seemed small but looks can be deceiving; halfway through we were both full. The service is nice and the personnel are all very friendly and smiling.

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.

Delicious and incredibly friendly. There will be a wait as this place is popular with locals and…read moretourists like me who saw it on Somebody Feed Phil. They have their service down to a science as I found myself seated relatively easily. Ordered a ton of food as half orders thinking it was going to be a small meal but their half portions were still huge and meant for sharing! The tortilla con cebolla is a must unless you don't like gooey omelettes though I suggest you give it a shot. The torreznos here were great as well and no one turned me down as I started offering them to tables next to me as I underestimated the portion sizes. Again, these are all half portions!! Crazy delicious meal at a lively spot for a very reasonable price

No frills spot for fast service and close to homemade food. The Spanish omelette is delicious…read more No frills, good food, well priced.