Typical spanish food. Traditional restaurant with good food. Famous for their eggs: huevos estrellados. Simple straight forward "home made" taste of spanish food.

Everything we ate here was very good, with large portions, so be "wary" of this! Service was fine without us being able to speak English. The lamb and steak main courses were especially good.

A great meal with a fine wine list. Fantastic service by friendly and helpful staff. The menu is full of interesting items. Every dish was well prepared and great portions.

No visit to Madrid is complete without a gustatory delight of a local Cocido. Casa Lucio is the perfect place: easy to locate, welcoming host, and quite reasonably priced. I had no reservation, but got a table in 10 minutes during an busy afternoon service. The food is Muy Rico! The callos is the best I've ever had. The sucking... More 

An old-style Spanish restaurant reccomended by a Mexican friend/chef. Popular with the locals; not another tourist in sight for a Saturday mid-day meal. We had grilled mushrooms, melon with jamon iberico, langostinos, and grilled sole. Oustanding.

Great food I would recommend the curasco grill which is 55 euros for 2 people. It comes very very rare but you get a extremely hot plate that you can cook it to your liking. And it was amazing. You would pay at least £100 for this quality food in London.

A wonderful menu with an array to suit all tastes. Staff very attentive and willing to assist with all choices. The salads fresh and the meat so tender. A very busy restaurant clearly due to the great food and atmosphere. I highly recommend. Make sure you call for a reservation so you are able to get a table.

Our Madrileno friends chose their favorite restaurant to show us the real cuisine of the city. They have seen both the President and the King eating there on occasion. Try to get a table in the cellar if you can. Patata and revueltas is no ordinary chips and eggs, and the lush gazpacho is close to a best ever. We... More