La Imprenta - Madrid

Wandering streets, came across this little restaurant, few tables outside but not too far from main attractions. Ordered a bottle of wine and selection of tapas, meatballs, croquettes and potatoes, food was very tasty and not bad priced. A little gem.

Off of Plaza Mayor, in a side street we stopped for a quick lunch on Easter Sunday. Al fresco, in the sunshine, watching the world go by we enjoyed a couple of glasses of wine with very good hamburgers served with egg and bacon and good fries. The burger was of the homemade variety and was full of flavour and cooked beautifully ensuring it was tender, the egg soft and the bun quality. Service was very good and efficient and the prices extremely reasonable. On our dining experience this was, for us, a good place to stop for a light bite and/or a quick meal whilst on our travels and for us well worth seeking out.

Nice restaurant, near puerta de sol, but isolated and not crowded. This is not classic tapas bar. Food was tasty, but portions were small. If you want something to fill hole your stomach, order pizza or burger, skip kebabs and other meat meals. Service was generally good. If you want to eat outside, you will pay 10% more for that kind of service.

Very nice menu and worth a visit. had the chicken dumplings and a potato bowl and house wine. service was excellent.

Service was great and eating excellent, they had fans with water spray, very refreshing, great place to take a brake a fuel after a afternoon of shopping!