Casa Lucio

Spanish restaurant · Palacio

Casa Lucio

Spanish restaurant · Palacio

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C. de la Cava Baja, 35, Centro, 28005 Madrid, Spain

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Dive into rustic Spanish flavors at this charming 1974 spot, where tender oxtail stew and perfect fried eggs turn every meal into a cozy delight.  

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C. de la Cava Baja, 35, Centro, 28005 Madrid, Spain Get directions

casalucio.es
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C. de la Cava Baja, 35, Centro, 28005 Madrid, Spain Get directions

+34 913 65 32 52
casalucio.es
@casalucio
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@casa_lucio

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Jul 16, 2025

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"Walking through the heavy-wood, tavern-style entryway to this eatery is akin to stepping into the Madrid of yesteryear—the plates are monogrammed, the waiters are suited-up, and the clientele spans politicians, locals, eccentrics, and the occasional royal. Casa Lucio is an olive oil soaked slice of the old-world, traditional yet incredibly refined with a classic menu of gastronomical favorites to match. Try the huevos estrellados—crispy, salty fried potatoes topped with broken runny eggs and be sure to linger over your desert for the all-important sobremesa (loosely translated as post-dinner debate and conversation) that keeps Madrileños firmly planted the table until the early hours."

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Keta Maziashvili

Google
Absolutely loved our experience at Casa Lucio! The food was incredibly delicious, the atmosphere was warm and welcoming, and the service was top-notch. I’d especially like to thank Giorgi, a Georgian staff member, who made our visit even more enjoyable with his kind attitude and professionalism. Highly recommended if you’re in Madrid!

Eddy Semaan

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I went there on a Saturday evening for dinner. Staff are very welcoming. The owner Marian was very welcoming and nice. She knows how to run this restaurant. The restaurant is beautiful, amazing design and comfortable seats. The food was 10/10. The desert was amazing. I ordered pain perdu with ice cream. Don’t come to Madrid without trying it.

Yizhou Wu

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If you're a serious foodie, you might want to consider my opinion The tripe stew (callos a la madrileña) was stellar and a must try. It's not just tripe theres also pig skin and tendons all for a great collagen mess. All were reduced to mad sticky goodness and for someone who loves tripe, this is the stickiest stew I've had. Yes it's on the mild side but it goes w the free olives. Also, because it's so full of collagen it's really quite surfeiting after half a plate and I recommend you share this dish Rice pudding had a nice aroma from orange zest and good crunch from the sugar but otherwise it was average On the other hand, the eggs are really not it for the price. Yes it's good, it's tender and there's a nice aroma from the olive oil but there's no way you should pay 15€ for eggs and chips. That's crazy and the taste wasn't memorable The oxtail stew was also good but not great. They got it to be very tender and fall off the bone, but it's not cooked in a sauce and so it's quite mild. They were super nice to share a slice of jamon w me. It's got good complexity If you come, come for the tripe stew which is a must try, and don't take other risks. Maybe the jamon only if u must

Adam Binder

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Great experience! They were very helpful with the food selection and drink selections! We had the Lamb Shin and the Monk fish, both were really good! The lamb was so tender and most! 🤤🤤 The wines were fantastic and as usual, very affordable! Going back for lunch to try the ox tail and other items!

Maria Margarita de Jesus

Google
New Spanish restaurant discovery! Casa Lucio in Centro! There’s many new restaurants now however it’s still nice to just have the basic traditional classics!! Yummy huevos rotos and garlic soup

Sean

Google
Very good restaurant. This extremely popular restaurant requires reservations. While many Spanish dishes tend to be generously salted, I felt this restaurant uses relatively little salt as a seasoning, allowing me to taste the saltiness of the ingredients themselves.

Colette Tanpho

Google
Authentic Madrileño - Spanish Cuisine! We had the Gambas and the Rabo de Toro. Both were really good. Service was great. Waiters were helpful when we were ordering. A must try when in Madrid

Luis Herrera

Google
The service was great but the food was ok, the olives and wine was great but the food is a little over hyped. Make sure to make a reservation a day or two in advance. It’s a little hard to get in.