La Bobia

I am giving 4 stars because it was bad but because the service wasn’t premium (or worth 5 stars). The food was tasteful and I can assure you that it reminds of Asturias (the region that the restaurant wishes to represent). We decided to ask all dishes to share, they were well cooked and served all together, and we had 4 bottles of wine. In the end we paid 24€ per person and we came out full and satisfied. It has a great environment but the staff deserves a little more care for the people they serve and probably they will get a 5 star rating. Amazing place to taste Asturias if you go to Madrid! Trust me! :)

A nice place with asturian delicacies and we decorated place. Good quality of food and wine. The staff were really helpful and kind with us.

Loved all of it! Started with squid croquettes and sliced ham, both were juicy and tender. Went on to barbecue platter, which did not disappoint. Sangria was delicious and desserts (apple and chocolate) disappeared quickly. Service friendly. Group of 3 and we all enjoyed thoroughly.

Awful service, ordered coffee and asked to change it to a menu with coffee and croissant, they said they can't cancel an order. Ordered peach juice, was told afterwards that there was no left, so they were able to cancel it:) ordered black tea, was one of the worst black teas ever. Definitely not recommended!

What a great place. Spanish friends took us there and ordered the food for us. Every dish was fantastic and the Cider is very good.

Nice to see a good wheat beer, Pauliners, but why serve Heineken? Terrible beer, and why decorate the whole bar with Heineken bottles? Nice food, but terrible service, waitresses untrained, walking around looking miserable, and rude, why not smile at the customers?expensive food though.. obviously to pay for the new decoration, was better before when it was more sociable, now too trendy.

We ordered the cachopo and the Spanish omelette. The cachopo was tasty, as was the Spanish omelette. The cahopo was reasonable priced, however my only critique was that it was quite dry and the eggs in spanish omelette were not beaten enough.

La Bobia has a good food, but they are all kinda fat food (can probably be related to the spanish food itself). The cachopo is the best dish we had and the bluecheese batatas (patatinas al cabrales) has a really strong sauce, not recommended for those who can not stand bluecheese. The filet with garlic are a good choice also, but not incredible

Huge servings but the chicken was bland and the seafood rice said it was for 18 euro and a serving for 2 people on the menu but they charged us twice for 2 people, 38 euro for so much rice and hardly any seafood. It was very fishy tasting but no much other flavor. Another friend ordered the chicken and apple salad and was disappointed as there was only 3 tiny cubes of chicken. This was one of the pricier places we've eaten so far in Madrid and definitely the most disappointing. I would not recommend.

Our Airbnb host recommended us to come here. It was quite busy when we arrived and was definitely a locals place to come and not touristy. We walked here from our Airbnb and didn't know what to expect. We didn't know what to order since there wasn't much to base off of on yelp so we asked the waiter for his recommendations. We ordered a few items which included a shrimp dish with fries (sounds weird right?) a croquette sampler, salad, and I think we ordered another dish but I don't remember what it was. The croquette sampler was really interesting. One of them was a squid croquette. To be honest, the food was just mediocre and nothing stood out. I wouldn't recommend coming to this place.

Fascinating Restaurant After a long day of walking and touring the city local from Madrid (well technically he is from Asturia, Spain) recommended this place. First, the décor of the restaurant is quite innovative. Upon arriving, the place looks a bit like a modern museum; there are table/booths that are inside huge barrels. I visited this restaurant with a group of people from Northern Spain, and no one really had any complaints about the food. We all really loved the croquettas, the tortilla asturiana, and the fabada astruiana. Most of the dishes were selected by our astriuian friend, who had visited this restaurant a couple of times in the past. While viewing other people's reviews of the restaurant, I was quite surprised that many folks thought the food was not great. Perhaps, the restaurant has a new head chef and changed up its menu. The prices for the dishes were pretty average for someone who lives in NYC. Most of the main dishes are around 10 - 12 Euros. Also, the plates are served with quite a bit of food so a few people can share a main dish. In addition to the reasonable prices, I thought the service was top notch.

It came highly recommended by a local while on vacation. They have a rather large terrace out front and much more seating inside than you would expect. The service was good (a bit slow but that was probably our waitress). The tapas were excellent and came out quick. They have a decent wine selection and reasonable prices. It seems to be a lively spot. We were there around a typically slow hour in the afternoon and almost every table was taken.

Omg hahahahh only go here if your only desire in life is to bathe yourself in bleu cheese. The staff was nice I think I don't know I was kinda just nauseous the entire time due to the excessive amounts of bleu cheese but they definitely weren't mean? The food was, if u weren't aware by now, either covered in, filled with, or simply just bleu cheese. The dessert, very much to our surprise, was not made of bleu cheese, which was relieving. We all went to the nearest convenience store directly after dinner to buy Tums.

We spent a week in Madrid and this was the worst food we had there. The food was bland but could have been worse, staff was really unhelpful and not friendly at all.

Cool venue but the food was pretty horrible. Unless you like gorgonzola and lots of it. Then make it a point to stop here