Taberna Antonio Sánchez - 1787 - La Taberna más antigua de Madrid

• ★★★★★

  Stopped by on a busy Friday night without a reservation but they found a spot for us. Our waitress was very friendly and had a sense of humor. I ordered salad as a starter followed by cocido as my main course. Our waitress said “No! It’s too much!”. I cancelled the salad. When the food arrived it was an absolute massive amount of food but I ate all of it because it was the most comforting and delicious food for a chilly winter night in Madrid.

  Anthony Parr · 9 months ago

• ★★★★☆

  Very cozy place and perfect local food - the style like tavernas but dishes looks and taste like in restaurants. Be careful with offering you a bread-one slice will cost you 3 eur (the waiter didin’t inform about it).

  Tomas R · a year ago

• ★★★★★

  We had the eggplants, tortilla and cocido and everything tasted amazing. The portions were very well served. The service was great and friendly. Highly recommend this taberna and would definitely return!

  Maiara Verra · 5 months ago

• ★★★★★

  It was a wonderful experience to end out trip in Madrid. Excellent service. Great food. Will definitely visit again. ✨

  Clara L · 8 months ago

• ★★★☆☆

  Honestly I'm not quite sure what to think... this place must have seen better days... The biggest problem of this picturesque taberna is the food. Our entrees (home made croquettes and aubergine with cane honey) were superb, as well as one main (stuffed pig's trotters). Their signature dish "Cocido Madrileño Completo" is mediocre (or it just wasn't up to our taste), traditional Spanish Russian salad with smelly shrimps was a total disaster on the verge of food poisoning... Decent choice of wines. Service - let's be generous - ok. Beautifully decorated walls, good choice of music. Definitely ov

  Sasa Jankovic · 7 months ago

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