Frida

Nice restaurant with a varied menu. Small dining room with some tables outside next to a small park. Service was swift.

The good here is delicious, Karen was lovely but it’s Spain, so things aren’t fast, which is fine, take a breath lol but again, great food, friendly service, nice vibe with outdoor section in Chueca. Definitely worth a visit.

Lovely hidden gem. Took in a table for two on a Friday night, and everything was fresh and good. Cocktail, mocktail, wine, apps and entre were great.

Really nice restaurant with great cocktails. Eva is a wonderful person who knows how to advise you well. if you are in Madrid stop in this place! I will definitely come back! ☺️☺️

Jenni was great. She took care of us and gave us good recommendations about the menu. The atmosphere of the restaurant was enjoyable.

Very good food, very nice ambience, and Caren is a very good waitress. I can gladly recommend the Frida restaurant.

Great local place we discovered; a fun and lively ambiance. Jenni took good care of us.

Good, but not great, food quality. This was €17.

Not a good place. The food is impossible to make sense of. Because the name refers to Mexico (quite opportunistic, because there is no real interest or engagement with Mexico whatsoever), I guess the owners felt obliged to add one type of not good tacos, and ham and cheese (really?) quesadillas. That is all the Mexican you get. And those get to be mixed with a so-predictable cliches of food options for kids. If you are interested in the culture of food, this way of neglecting a menu is unforgivable. A restaurant that demands it's clients not to use their neurons is not a good restaurant. Now service: Even though the staff does it's best, the service is incredibly slow. When I was there there was literally one person running the entire restaurant. I believe the problem is that they don't have many tables, and the management seems to be cuting expenses. And with design it does not get any better: The low standards in the design are hard to believe. They probably spent some money, but it is a messy mix of dated 2000s trends. A bit The Golden Girls style. Or rather, a Florida nursery home style. In summary: Don't come here unless you are well paid to do it.

Excellent food and service. Everything was fresh. We especially enjoyed the salmon and roast beef. Our waiter, Jeff, was excellent and very helpful.

This place was right around the corner from our AirBnB. It is a really cute place with good coffee and pastries. The service was a bit slow, because it was really busy and there was only one server.

Well...saw the place by accident, went in and asked 3 for dinner. At first the service was okay, we were seated and served a jar of cold water and olives. But it went down from there as we were waiting for half an hour (!!!) to be attended! I called repeatedly but they seemed to ignore me and continue to clear up some tables outside. I mean, we came without reservation, wouldn't you want our table hence give us swift service? It wasn't even that full yet!! Continue to our order (finally! And when now the people who already reserved came), the waiter looked confused (¿hola?). I ordered albariño (came warmluke albariño), tajine con pollo (more like chinese steamed chicken rice but with cous cous) and well...bye-bye, I definitely would find my dessert elsewhere. I think I was already disappointed with the long wait and when the so-so food arrived I felt nothing but deep sadness. Deep deep sadness because I saw a lot of potential. The food presentation was lovely, the ambiance was perfect for a date AND group, the waiters (albeit confused looking and slow) were nice. So, hopefully there will be improvement but before that happen, I don't think I'd come again here.

Ok food, terrible service! We only got the brunch menu, where all the Spaniards got the regular, more extensive menu.