Casa D Diego

Del • Google

We visited this restaurant twice—every bite was delicious! Escargot: best ever, garlicky perfection. Oxtail: melt-in-mouth tender, expertly seasoned. Wine: smooth delight. Second time’s prix-fixe and tapas: delicious shrimp croquettes with shoestring potatoes; savory and tender squid in its ink with rice; simple, flavorful meatballs and patatas bravas. And the price is reasonable! Definitely worth trying! PS- the staff recommended a good paella place that we’ll try soon. Thanks!

Dani • Google

Went on a Friday evening without a reservation — it was very busy, but the staff still managed to find us a table. I tried the €19 set menu, which included an appetizer, main, and dessert. I also ordered a glass of red wine, which complemented the meal well. The appetizer — a cold strawberry and tomato soup — was better than expected. The tomato flavor came through nicely, and the combination worked surprisingly well. My friend ordered the eggplant hummus, which came in a generous portion. The bread that came with the meal wasn’t warm, but it was crunchy on the outside and soft inside — perfect with the hummus. For the main, I had the tripe. It was good, though since the dish was almost entirely tripe, it ended up feeling a bit one-note. The dessert I selected was the flan — heavier than usual, but very good nonetheless. The service was overall very prompt — plates were cleared quickly after each course, perhaps a little faster than I’d prefer, but it kept things running smoothly. In addition - note that they don’t allow multiple bills per table.

Madeline Mandall • Google

We really enjoyed our meal here, by local standards the menu of the day is reasonable value for a starter, main and dessert (£16.90 but most of the menu items added £1-2). It’s quite a bit of food and it was so delicious. The lady who seemed to own or manage the place was quite friendly, the other waitstaff not so much. We are tourists with reasonable Spanish but are used to the brusque service in Madrid though! If you’re not a local the service might be considered slow but we’re pretty sure that’s just cultural, we weren’t in a rush. Don’t be afraid to wave down the staff if you need something.

Agatha Isabel • Google

Perfect lunch/early dinner spot. I was a bit jet lagged so I was hungry around 5 stopped by this place. So so good. Loved the recommendations. I asked them what they recommend and it did not disappoint. I’m so happy with this decision and the wine was perfect. They were patient with my Spanglish. Great service.

Amy Stewart • Google

We visited this Madrid bistro twice on a three night trip. We didn't book and drop ins were welcome and accommodated. It had a great menu, with plenty of options for an adventurous diner, as well as someone more set in their ways! And it was super value with an offer of a set price for three courses that was very attractive. The food was delicious and the portions generous. The wine menu had lots of Spanish options and was well priced. I'd recommend D Diego to anyone visiting Madrid.