Martha Milch
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I recently visited Mune Pelayo, tucked into Chueca on Calle Pelayo, and was immediately welcomed by its warm, urban-Casual vibe. Exposed brick walls, soft lighting, and a shared wooden table set a relaxed yet refined tone.
To start, I sampled their mezze platter—crisp falafel, creamy hummus, and golden kibbeh—vibrant flavors that hinted at thoughtful preparation.
For the main, the kafta with tahini stood out—juicy meatballs drizzled with tangy sauce—comforting and well balanced. The fattoush salad, fresh and citrusy, was a great palate cleanser.
Service was friendly and knowledgeable, offering helpful dish recommendations and explaining Lebanese flavour notes.
Despite cozy quarters, the atmosphere felt lively without being rushed. I left feeling satisfied by their authentic cuisine and inviting setting.
Mune Pelayo combines genuine Lebanese flavours with friendly hospitality and stylish comfort—definitely worth a visit for mezze lovers in Madrid.