Gracias chicas, todo Buenísimo, comida casera, limpito, como se nota q lo llevan mujeres. Un menú de 13€ estupendo, para todos los “bolsillos”. Volveré

Pequeño local ruidoso y caótico donde te acoplas donde buenamente puedes. “Ya verás para que nos atiendan”, piensas al llegar. Nada más lejos de la realidad. El servicio no sale de la barra, pero va como el rayo. El personal es muy atento y, a pesar del bullicio, están pendientes del cliente en cada instante. Buena cerveza, buen vino y magníficas tapas. El producto bien elegido y tratado con respeto, sin complicarse, pero dándole un toque que lo distingue de cualquier otro lugar de Almagro. Para repetir.

Con cada bebida eliges una tapa, nosotros probamos el pinchito de pollo, que estaba delicioso. El bao de rabo de toro y el sandwich de carrileras buenísimos y de postre pudimos probar la leche con galletas (sin lactosa) que estaba exquisita. Buen servicio y buena relación calidad-precio. La cuenta en una caja de película VHS, nos sacó una sonrisa...

La terraza daba a entender que era un bar típico de pueblo, pero al entrar nos sorprendimos gratamente, por el ambiente, la decoración y los platos que veíamos. La verdad es que hemos ido 3 veces en 2 días y no hemos podido ir más por haber cerrado por vacaciones... El menú entre semana a 9€, productos de muy buena calidad, buena presentación y muy bueno. La atención de las camareras y del cocinero también han sido muy buenas; animo al cocinero para que siga cocinando ya que lo hace de 10. La hamburguesa gourmet de 6€ te quita el sentido y muy buena presentación. De tapas de 0,80€ probamos casi todas y están muyy buenas.

Menú diario 11,50€ Variedad de platos a elegir y calidad. Cantidad normal Servicio muy amable y rápido. Si paras con prisa estarás 30-40min Suele estar lleno si no reservas pero puedes comer en barra y en terraza. Muy ambiente, decoración y limpieza. Se puede aparcar en calle con bastante facilidad. Recomendable.

Maripaz Fernandez

My husband and I had dinner tonight, and I have to say it's the best place we've eaten in the two days we've been in Almagro. It's a shame we're leaving tomorrow, otherwise we'd definitely come back. The waitresses were very attentive, and the food was delicious. The only downside was that there was so much food, because the portions are huge, and we couldn't finish it all. We ordered drinks and they brought us a free tapa. It's nice that when you order another drink, they give you another tapa; most places don't do that once you're already eating. We ordered a burrata salad with fig honey that was absolutely divine, and a selection of Manchego dishes that included cheese, roasted vegetables, ratatouille with egg, and migas (a traditional breadcrumb dish). Oh my goodness, those migas were amazing! They melted in your mouth! We'll definitely be back when we return to Almagro!

Inma Garcia

We ate from the home-cooked menu (€13) with four starters and four main courses to choose from. Everything was great, and the service was excellent. If you book, you can go inside without a reservation. If there's space, it's on the outdoor terrace. I recommend it.

Marcelino navajo olmos

A very good menu, affordable, well-presented, and high-quality. Pasta with pesto and walnuts. Spiced grilled tuna with potatoes and Calatrava bread for dessert. 13 euros.

Leire TM

It was recommended to us, and it was a great choice. It's just a five-minute walk from Almagro's main square. The food is homemade, delicious, and the portions/dishes are quite large. You can enjoy everything from typical Manchego dishes to burgers with their own seasoning, or more unusual dishes like oxtail bao.

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Daniel Monjas Miguélez

Two people ate here, and it was very pleasant. The service was very friendly and prompt, both in taking our orders and in serving our dishes. They were also very attentive, asking us several times if everything was okay and if we needed anything. It's worth noting that reservations are not accepted on weekends; it's first-come, first-served, so it's best to arrive early, as it gets busy. They have tables both outside and on the terrace. Regarding the food, there are several highlights, starting with the tapas that go with the drink. In our case, it was croquettes, and they were delicious, crispy on the outside and creamy on the inside. As for the main dishes, they are good-sized and very reasonably priced. The oxtail baonde stands out, as we were surprised by how good it was and how substantial it was for its price. Finally, the desserts are a ten. We were left wanting to try the Josefa cake, which was sold out, but both the tiramisu (the house cake) and the brioche were very good. As for desserts, be careful, they're also quite generous, and if you're already feeling hungry, they can take a while. The bill for two with drinks, three sharing dishes, and dessert came to about €25 per person. Highly recommended, and we'll return if we're in Almagro.

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