Romera Bistrót

Good food quality and great attention but a little overpriced. We had: ceviche (great), duck (perfect), and meatball teriyaki (mediocre). For desserts we chose the “terramisu” which we found was incredible. Overall a very nice restaurant.

The food (although overpriced) was correct. Check out the bill. Acoustics of the local quite poor. If it’s full, you won’t be able to enjoy the meal. But what was inexcusable was the rude service. Although it’s never ok to be impolite, even less for that kind of money. Ruin the whole even.

Incredibly tasty and diverse dishes, playing both with Spanish and other culinary traditions. The lunch menu is by far the best I've had in a while. The service is excellent, fast and polite. The fact that this discreet restaurant was almost full (with locals) on a Tuesday lunch speaks for itself. Would definitely recommend!

Great restaurant! I order the menú bistrot!

The set was ok but took too long and the service was close to ignoring you. They also made us order a meal for our daughter although 2 sets would be more than enough.

Very inovative and original taste. An exceptional lunch experience (we had lunch menu composed of a set of appetizers, main dish and a dessert for 26 EUR). Definitely recommend!

Really underrated! The service was great, food was really nice especially the croquetas and trufamisu. The service was fast, efficient and warm. Lucky to get in for Sunday lunch without a reservation.

We have been in Spain for 12 days and have had really good meals from neighborhood joints to one star Michelin. This might be our favorite. We've had meals that were so delicious that we ordered twice and waddled out of the restaurant. We've had meals that were art on a plate that didn't sacrifice the yummy. But this was the one where we though the confluence of taste, creativity and intelligence was best manifested. We had their lunch menu for 26 Euros per person which was a real bargain. 4 raciones, entre & dessert. Even after Cathedral overload and restaurant gluttony, the Cathedral and lunch in Cuenca made for a fantastic day trip from Madrid.