Café de la Reina

The cafe has a nice central location beside a the museum reina Sofia. The food was just alright but the service was great even though there was a language barrier.

What a cozy little cafe with sparkling holiday decoration. This is the second time I went in my Madrid’s visit and I will be back in my future visit. The food was authentic and absolutely delicious. We had “giant prawns” with garlic sauce with a hint of yummy spice, perfectly grilled cuttlefish (moist inside) and one pot seafood paella with rich savory rice as the base. The Sangria was delicious and generous, and the service was nice and friendly. It was a great meal both times especially the last night in Madrid with my friend!

Small, cozy, with light jazzy style music. A place to stay for a glass of wine, amazing fresh calamari (!) strongly recommended or a sandwich with fresh jamon. Try vino verano when you are there. There are also gluten free options.

Maribel, nuestra mesera, tan querida. Ella nos ayudó sentirse. Muy amable y sincera. The Sangria is abundant with sliced oranges and plentiful wine base. Rica! The ensaladas are full of vegetables and mango. The prawns were hot with thr typical but well presented tomato sauce. The Iberico ham is plentiful! Order a few dishes to compartir/share with the table! It will be enough for everyone. Muchas gracias, Maribel🥰

Had our late lunch here yesterday and surprisingly their paella seafood was good. The Iberian secret was another good dish and the food here is really value for money. The sangria is generous and not expensive for a jar.