Taberna de Lea

• ★★★★★

  This little restaurant is truly a hidden gem in the Community of Madrid. It is not a tourist spot at all, which is exactly what makes it so special. The moment you walk in, you realize it is a family-run, community-style place. In fact, the person who welcomed us and showed us to our table was the very same person cooking the food — most likely the owner or the mother of the house. The restaurant has only five tables, seating no more than eighteen people, which gives it an intimate, homey atmosphere. The food is cooked fresh and on the spot, full of authentic flavor, and the service is simple

  Eduardo Diaz · 10 months ago

• ★★★★★

  If there were more stars I’d add them. Small, maybe 6 tables, cozy cafe with one server and one cook. Everything tasted freshly prepared. Delicious daily menu options and we ate like royalty for 14 euros. Server was ready to Google Translate the menu but we preserved in Spanish. Then she left the bottle of wine after pouring our two glasses — but can’t guarantee this will also happen to you.

  Howard Saltzman · 2 years ago

• ★★★★★

  It is a small place, full of local families. Everything we tried was delicious. The service is a bit slow, but very friendly. Highly recommend this place.

  Marco Esquivel · 4 years ago

• ★★★★★

  Beautiful restaurant in Madrid, the service was lovely and the food was delicious

  Nicholas Roche · 2 years ago

• ★★★★☆

  The menu was a good option. Gazpacho was worth. Tarta Santiago, not much.

  Ramon Portilla · 2 years ago

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