La Casa del Abuelo GOYA

We went to a few of their locations as we loved the garlic shrimp, but this was our least favorite. As you can see the food doesn’t look the same in the photos as the other locations.

Tried several dishes and all were delicious (peppers, chicken meatballs, patatas bravas). Sangria also very very good. Too bad the terrace has no shadow

I like this place, it offers a pretty authentic old Spanish taverna feel, the food is 100% Spanish, their paellas (rice dishes or “arroces”) are very good, their “gambas al ajillo” are also good, their own house wine is very good and their prices are very reasonable.

The Gambas al Ajilio was just out of this world, loved the simple yet delicious meal. The serving size is huge for 1 person. The staff was super friendly and helped me (a non-spanish speaker) in ordering! Must try this place if you're in Madrid.

I love this typical Spanish restaurant. It’s sometimes crowded and the service is not that fast, but the food is great.

The gazpacho was great. Everything else was fine, but not GREAT. We had the gazpacho, tortilla, gambas al ajillo, patatas mixtas, and fried calamari (our least favorite and most expensive - we literally left it all except the ring we tried). The atmosphere is charming, and the service was great. Wish the food would have been, too.

Lots of locals eating here, good vibe, with outdoor seating on the pavement. The octopus was very good, the pork belly is a bit salty and dry, perhaps it's just how it's supposed to be. Liked their display of giant beef tomatoes which looked very fresh.

We went for a traditional Spanish dinner and were delighted. The service and food were excellent. We tried gambas al ajillo, soldaditos de pavia, esparragos, croquettes and paella valenciana. All was delicious and fresh. Reasonable prices and nice atmosphere. Highly recommended.

We went to a few of their locations as we loved the garlic shrimp, but this was our least favorite. As you can see the food doesn’t look the same in the photos as the other locations.

Tried several dishes and all were delicious (peppers, chicken meatballs, patatas bravas). Sangria also very very good. Too bad the terrace has no shadow

I like this place, it offers a pretty authentic old Spanish taverna feel, the food is 100% Spanish, their paellas (rice dishes or “arroces”) are very good, their “gambas al ajillo” are also good, their own house wine is very good and their prices are very reasonable.

The Gambas al Ajilio was just out of this world, loved the simple yet delicious meal. The serving size is huge for 1 person. The staff was super friendly and helped me (a non-spanish speaker) in ordering! Must try this place if you're in Madrid.

I love this typical Spanish restaurant. It’s sometimes crowded and the service is not that fast, but the food is great.

The gazpacho was great. Everything else was fine, but not GREAT. We had the gazpacho, tortilla, gambas al ajillo, patatas mixtas, and fried calamari (our least favorite and most expensive - we literally left it all except the ring we tried). The atmosphere is charming, and the service was great. Wish the food would have been, too.

Lots of locals eating here, good vibe, with outdoor seating on the pavement. The octopus was very good, the pork belly is a bit salty and dry, perhaps it's just how it's supposed to be. Liked their display of giant beef tomatoes which looked very fresh.

We went for a traditional Spanish dinner and were delighted. The service and food were excellent. We tried gambas al ajillo, soldaditos de pavia, esparragos, croquettes and paella valenciana. All was delicious and fresh. Reasonable prices and nice atmosphere. Highly recommended.