Plaza Mayor

“Recomendable”

Agustina★★★★★

Honestly, I don’t understand why this place has such a low rating. It’s a classic old-style brewery with an excellent location right in front of Plaza Mayor. The service is spectacular — exactly how I like it. All the waiters who served us were super attentive and friendly, without being overly intrusive, which I really appreciate because it allows you to enjoy your meal in peace while still being well taken care of. The kitchen service was quick, the food was delicious, and the paella was perfectly served. The starters we ordered — patatas bravas, ham, olives, and a few other things — were al

Sundus Hafed★

I just saw the reviews and I think everyone agrees on the waiter that is a little bit bald and with glasses he was very rude, when we asked him if he could clean the table because it was still full of other people stuff, he just said no then we thought he was joking and we laughed. Then we told him that we just needed 3 drinks and one person was gonna leave in 5 mins because he had an appointment and he said no if you wanna eat here you all have to eat or drink something all of you should order something or you leave so obviously we left just a horrible experience.

Andreea Larisa★

If I could give 0 stars I would. Terrible food, you can clearly see on the picture, rice uncooked, and there was only a tiny piece of octopus and only two rings of calamari. I am a seafood lover and I know what a decent taste is. This one tastes like they been cooked again and again and probably left overs from other people. Terrible service as well.

nahid cero★★★★★

Madrid’s Plaza Mayor is a symbol of the city and a must-see. This enormous esplanade in the city centre was begun in the 17th century by King Philip III, whose bronze equestrian statue stands in the square. Officially opened in 1620, it is rectangular in shape and lined with pillars and arches. Over the years it has been the setting for many public events, from bullfights, processions, fiestas and theatrical productions to trials of the Inquisition and even executions. The arcades are home to many traditional shops and a plethora of bars and restaurants. Some of the most notable buildings on