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El Pescador — Restaurant in Madrid

Name
El Pescador
Description
Fish like hake, grouper & monkfish cooked to order & served in an upscale nautical-themed space.
Nearby attractions
María Eva Duarte de Perón Park
Salamanca, 28028 Madrid, Spain
Sala Amadís ABIERTO
C. de José Ortega y Gasset, 71, Salamanca, 28006 Madrid, Spain
Las Ventas Bullring
C. Alcalá, 237, Salamanca, 28028 Madrid, Spain
Fundación Juan March
Calle de Castelló, 77, Salamanca, 28006 Madrid, Spain
Manuel Alvar Public Library
C. de Azcona, 42, Salamanca, 28028 Madrid, Spain
Aventurico Ventas
C. de Alejandro González, 3, Salamanca, 28028 Madrid, Spain
Story Live
C. de los Fundadores, 7, Salamanca, 28028 Madrid, Spain
Mint Museum
C. del Dr. Esquerdo, 36, Salamanca, 28028 Madrid, Spain
Centro Cultural de China en Madrid
Calle del Gral. Pardiñas, 73, Salamanca, 28006 Madrid, Spain
Mayores Park
Salamanca, 28006 Madrid, Spain
Nearby restaurants
Sushi Gin
C. de José Ortega y Gasset, 67, Salamanca, 28006 Madrid, Spain
Andén
C. de José Ortega y Gasset, 75, Salamanca, 28006 Madrid, Spain
Baldoria Madrid
C. de José Ortega y Gasset, 100, Salamanca, 28006 Madrid, Spain
Saona Ortega y Gasset
C. de José Ortega y Gasset, 84, Salamanca, 28006 Madrid, Spain
RESTAURANTE LA DESCARADA
C. de José Ortega y Gasset, 73, Salamanca, 28006 Madrid, Spain
La Birra Bar Burgers Artesanales
C. de José Ortega y Gasset, 79, Salamanca, 28006 Madrid, Spain
Taberna del Olivo
C. de José Ortega y Gasset, 98, Salamanca, 28006 Madrid, Spain
Zoku Madrid (Restaurante Peruano - Nikkei)
C. de José Ortega y Gasset, 73, Salamanca, 28006 Madrid, Spain
Restaurante Colósimo
C. de José Ortega y Gasset, 67, Salamanca, 28006 Madrid, Spain
XAMACH
C. de José Ortega y Gasset, 83, Salamanca, 28006 Madrid, Spain
Nearby hotels
Hotel Zenit Abeba
Calle de Alcántara, 63, Salamanca, 28006 Madrid, Spain
NeoMagna Madrid
Calle de Don Ramón de la Cruz, 94, Salamanca, 28006 Madrid, Spain
Numa Madrid Goya
C. de Montesa, 20, Salamanca, 28006 Madrid, Spain
Hostal La Nava
C. Alcalá, 177, Salamanca, 28009 Madrid, Spain
Casa de Huéspedes Galaica
Calle de Alcántara, 16, Salamanca, 28006 Madrid, Spain
H-A Apartahotel Quo Eraso
C. de Ardemans, 13, Salamanca, 28028 Madrid, Spain
CH Murallas II
C. de Francisco Navacerrada, 25, Salamanca, 28028 Madrid, Spain
Home Art Apartments Salamanca
C. de Eraso, 5, Salamanca, 28028 Madrid, Spain
Hotel Vincci Soma
Calle de Goya, 79, Salamanca, 28001 Madrid, Spain
Ayala 63 - The ARC Collection
Cl. de Ayala, 63, Salamanca, 28001 Madrid, Spain
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El Pescador

C. de José Ortega y Gasset, 75, Salamanca, 28006 Madrid, Spain
4.2(865)
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Fish like hake, grouper & monkfish cooked to order & served in an upscale nautical-themed space.

attractions: María Eva Duarte de Perón Park, Sala Amadís ABIERTO, Las Ventas Bullring, Fundación Juan March, Manuel Alvar Public Library, Aventurico Ventas, Story Live, Mint Museum, Centro Cultural de China en Madrid, Mayores Park, restaurants: Sushi Gin, Andén, Baldoria Madrid, Saona Ortega y Gasset, RESTAURANTE LA DESCARADA, La Birra Bar Burgers Artesanales, Taberna del Olivo, Zoku Madrid (Restaurante Peruano - Nikkei), Restaurante Colósimo, XAMACH
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Phone
+34 914 02 12 90
Website
marisqueriaelpescador.net

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Featured dishes

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dish
Cecina De Buey Gallego
dish
Salmón Ahumado Artesanal "Pescaderías Coruñesas"
dish
Anchoas De Santoña
dish
Salpicón De Marisco
dish
Pulpo A La Gallega
dish
Calamarcitos De Potera
dish
Croquetas Caseras De Chipirón O Carabinero
dish
Almejas De La Abuela, "Como Los Tigres"
dish
Boquerones Mariposa
dish
Almejas Medianas De Carril Marinera/Sartén
dish
Cigalitas De Isla Cristina Salteadas
dish
Tartar De Atún Rojo De Almadraba
dish
Pan De Cristal Con Aceite Y Tomate
dish
Sopa De Pescado Y Marisco
dish
Ostra De O'grove Super Especial
dish
Centollo De La Ría
dish
Langosta Del Cantábrico
dish
Gamba Blanca De Huelva
dish
Cigalas De Marín
dish
Percebes Gallegos
dish
Bandeja De Marisco El Pescador
dish
Chipirones De Anzuelo En Su Tinta
dish
Mero Del Cantábrico
dish
Besugo A La Bilbaina
dish
Lenguado Evaristo
dish
Rodaballo Salvaje
dish
Cocochas De Merluza A La Romana
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Cocochas De Merluza A La Pil-Pil
dish
Bogavante A La Americana
dish
Angulas De Aguinaga

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Nearby attractions of El Pescador

María Eva Duarte de Perón Park

Sala Amadís ABIERTO

Las Ventas Bullring

Fundación Juan March

Manuel Alvar Public Library

Aventurico Ventas

Story Live

Mint Museum

Centro Cultural de China en Madrid

Mayores Park

María Eva Duarte de Perón Park

María Eva Duarte de Perón Park

4.1

(2.7K)

Open 24 hours
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Sala Amadís ABIERTO

Sala Amadís ABIERTO

4.6

(19)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
Las Ventas Bullring

Las Ventas Bullring

4.5

(15.1K)

Closed
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Fundación Juan March

Fundación Juan March

4.6

(2K)

Open 24 hours
Click for details

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Nearby restaurants of El Pescador

Sushi Gin

Andén

Baldoria Madrid

Saona Ortega y Gasset

RESTAURANTE LA DESCARADA

La Birra Bar Burgers Artesanales

Taberna del Olivo

Zoku Madrid (Restaurante Peruano - Nikkei)

Restaurante Colósimo

XAMACH

Sushi Gin

Sushi Gin

4.7

(4.1K)

$$

Closed
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Andén

Andén

4.3

(710)

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Baldoria Madrid

Baldoria Madrid

4.8

(7.3K)

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Saona Ortega y Gasset

Saona Ortega y Gasset

4.2

(1.3K)

$

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Reviews of El Pescador

4.2
(865)
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3.0
1y

Title: Great Food and Friendly Staff, but Rude Manager Ruins the Experience

I recently dined at ELPAESCADOR and have very mixed feelings about the experience. The food was delicious, and the general staff were friendly and attentive. Unfortunately, the evening was spoiled by the behavior of the head waiter/manager, which overshadowed the otherwise pleasant aspects of our visit.

We had made a reservation for 8 pm, but upon arrival, we were forced to wait for the manager, who didn’t appear to be ready or even bothered by the delay. The staff looked helpless and uncomfortable, seemingly hesitant to step in due to the manager’s overbearing presence. When he finally arrived, his attitude was dismissive and condescending from the start.

One of the most frustrating parts was his insistence on only speaking Spanish, refusing any attempt to use another language, even when it was clear that some in our party were not fluent. When one of the servers kindly attempted to help translate, the manager cut them off abruptly, as if he needed to exert complete control over the conversation. This made it incredibly difficult to communicate effectively and made us feel entirely unwelcome.

On top of that, he seemed very intent on upselling the most expensive dishes, almost as if he assumed we wouldn’t notice or care about the pricing as tourists. The whole thing felt uncomfortable and unnecessary. We were left feeling more like we were part of a transaction than guests at a nice restaurant.

It’s surprising to me that the owners would keep someone like this in such a prominent position when there are multiple reviews online highlighting similar experiences. The staff are clearly hardworking and dedicated, and the kitchen delivers wonderful dishes. However, the manager’s behavior bordered on harassment and left a sour taste in our mouths.

Overall, it’s hard to recommend El PESCADORdespite the great food and friendly staff. I would love to return, but only if this individual’s attitude and behavior are addressed by the management. Until then, I would caution others, especially non-Spanish-speaking visitors, about...

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1.0
1y

If you DO NOT speak Spanish, steer clear of this restaurant.

We chose this restaurant for our final evening in Madrid, drawn in by its reputation for excellent seafood. While the food was undeniably high quality and reasonably priced by London standards, the service was nothing short of appalling.

From the moment we arrived, the manager’s attitude was outright hostile. Despite knowing we didn’t speak Spanish, he continued addressing us in Spanish, completely ignoring our situation. To make matters worse, an English-speaking waiter stood nearby but was forbidden from assisting us. This led to a humiliating scene, as the manager barked at us in a silent restaurant, making sure every patron could witness the spectacle.

I repeatedly apologized, explaining we didn’t speak Spanish, yet the manager responded with nothing but impatience and disdain. The discomfort in the room was palpable, and it was only when the waiter, clearly frustrated, finally stepped in to help that we received any semblance of assistance. By then, the damage was done, and our evening was ruined.

While the seafood may be commendable, the disgraceful treatment we endured overshadowed everything. If I could give this restaurant zero stars, I would. If you, like us, don’t speak Spanish, I strongly urge you to spend your €200 per head elsewhere—somewhere that values basic respect and hospitality.

A deeply infuriating and disappointing end to an otherwise...

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2.0
31w

I went to this restaurant on a recommendation of a friend . I went alone b/c I’m living here in Madrid alone. When I arrived I immediately felt awkward. I am in Madrid studying intensive Spanish, so I am capable of speaking enough to order at a restaurant however, I felt so uncomfortable that my Spanish went out the door. That did not help the situation. As soon as I started speaking English, they became even ruder. They put bread on the table and I have celiac so I told them I was not able to eat the bread. The manager stared at me the entire time and from start to finish it took me 22 minutes to order get my drink, my fish and my tomato salad. I wanted to cry that’s how awkward I felt. I travel alone internationally , half of the year I’ve never in my life felt so uncomfortable at a restaurant . The entire menu is for two people. It is not a place to go alone and they probably should’ve told me when I arrived that their menu serves two or more. The food tasted delicious but everything else ensured that I would never go back and that I had to write a review so other people knew not to go there alone. I’m sure locals do love this place bc the food is good but a single woman I would highly advise against going there. My 22 mins dinner cost €60 . The money isnt an issue for me but the...

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If you DO NOT speak Spanish, steer clear of this restaurant. We chose this restaurant for our final evening in Madrid, drawn in by its reputation for excellent seafood. While the food was undeniably high quality and reasonably priced by London standards, the service was nothing short of appalling. From the moment we arrived, the manager’s attitude was outright hostile. Despite knowing we didn’t speak Spanish, he continued addressing us in Spanish, completely ignoring our situation. To make matters worse, an English-speaking waiter stood nearby but was forbidden from assisting us. This led to a humiliating scene, as the manager barked at us in a silent restaurant, making sure every patron could witness the spectacle. I repeatedly apologized, explaining we didn’t speak Spanish, yet the manager responded with nothing but impatience and disdain. The discomfort in the room was palpable, and it was only when the waiter, clearly frustrated, finally stepped in to help that we received any semblance of assistance. By then, the damage was done, and our evening was ruined. While the seafood may be commendable, the disgraceful treatment we endured overshadowed everything. If I could give this restaurant zero stars, I would. If you, like us, don’t speak Spanish, I strongly urge you to spend your €200 per head elsewhere—somewhere that values basic respect and hospitality. A deeply infuriating and disappointing end to an otherwise wonderful trip.
Jaclyn SklaverJaclyn Sklaver
I went to this restaurant on a recommendation of a friend . I went alone b/c I’m living here in Madrid alone. When I arrived I immediately felt awkward. I am in Madrid studying intensive Spanish, so I am capable of speaking enough to order at a restaurant however, I felt so uncomfortable that my Spanish went out the door. That did not help the situation. As soon as I started speaking English, they became even ruder. They put bread on the table and I have celiac so I told them I was not able to eat the bread. The manager stared at me the entire time and from start to finish it took me 22 minutes to order get my drink, my fish and my tomato salad. I wanted to cry that’s how awkward I felt. I travel alone internationally , half of the year I’ve never in my life felt so uncomfortable at a restaurant . The entire menu is for two people. It is not a place to go alone and they probably should’ve told me when I arrived that their menu serves two or more. The food tasted delicious but everything else ensured that I would never go back and that I had to write a review so other people knew not to go there alone. I’m sure locals do love this place bc the food is good but a single woman I would highly advise against going there. My 22 mins dinner cost €60 . The money isnt an issue for me but the experience was.
Gretta H.TGretta H.T
Having skimmed the dismal jeremiads on Google, we half expected to be cast out for speaking English, or perhaps reduced to miming and tears. What nonsense. We were, in fact, received with warmth and most attentive courtesies, not least from the gentleman who bore every aspect of being the manager. The waiters, innocent of English yet abundant in charm, navigated the evening with smiles, gestures, and a good humour so effortless it rendered the very idea of a language barrier laughably provincial. The white shrimp were positively yum, though in a moment of foolish restraint we ordered a mere 200 grams, a ration so parsimonious as to feel almost monastic. The octopus was less to my taste, though my companion dispatched it with rapture, proof enough that taste is no fixed star. And then the famous sole appeared: generous, buttery, triumphant, leaving us so entirely replete that dessert could exist only as an abstraction, contemplated but never grasped. In sum, a most civilised and charming evening, and, contrary to the online hysteria, a reminder that character, as Heraclitus observed, is destiny. This establishment, I am happy to report, has character in abundance.
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If you DO NOT speak Spanish, steer clear of this restaurant. We chose this restaurant for our final evening in Madrid, drawn in by its reputation for excellent seafood. While the food was undeniably high quality and reasonably priced by London standards, the service was nothing short of appalling. From the moment we arrived, the manager’s attitude was outright hostile. Despite knowing we didn’t speak Spanish, he continued addressing us in Spanish, completely ignoring our situation. To make matters worse, an English-speaking waiter stood nearby but was forbidden from assisting us. This led to a humiliating scene, as the manager barked at us in a silent restaurant, making sure every patron could witness the spectacle. I repeatedly apologized, explaining we didn’t speak Spanish, yet the manager responded with nothing but impatience and disdain. The discomfort in the room was palpable, and it was only when the waiter, clearly frustrated, finally stepped in to help that we received any semblance of assistance. By then, the damage was done, and our evening was ruined. While the seafood may be commendable, the disgraceful treatment we endured overshadowed everything. If I could give this restaurant zero stars, I would. If you, like us, don’t speak Spanish, I strongly urge you to spend your €200 per head elsewhere—somewhere that values basic respect and hospitality. A deeply infuriating and disappointing end to an otherwise wonderful trip.
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I went to this restaurant on a recommendation of a friend . I went alone b/c I’m living here in Madrid alone. When I arrived I immediately felt awkward. I am in Madrid studying intensive Spanish, so I am capable of speaking enough to order at a restaurant however, I felt so uncomfortable that my Spanish went out the door. That did not help the situation. As soon as I started speaking English, they became even ruder. They put bread on the table and I have celiac so I told them I was not able to eat the bread. The manager stared at me the entire time and from start to finish it took me 22 minutes to order get my drink, my fish and my tomato salad. I wanted to cry that’s how awkward I felt. I travel alone internationally , half of the year I’ve never in my life felt so uncomfortable at a restaurant . The entire menu is for two people. It is not a place to go alone and they probably should’ve told me when I arrived that their menu serves two or more. The food tasted delicious but everything else ensured that I would never go back and that I had to write a review so other people knew not to go there alone. I’m sure locals do love this place bc the food is good but a single woman I would highly advise against going there. My 22 mins dinner cost €60 . The money isnt an issue for me but the experience was.
Jaclyn Sklaver

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Having skimmed the dismal jeremiads on Google, we half expected to be cast out for speaking English, or perhaps reduced to miming and tears. What nonsense. We were, in fact, received with warmth and most attentive courtesies, not least from the gentleman who bore every aspect of being the manager. The waiters, innocent of English yet abundant in charm, navigated the evening with smiles, gestures, and a good humour so effortless it rendered the very idea of a language barrier laughably provincial. The white shrimp were positively yum, though in a moment of foolish restraint we ordered a mere 200 grams, a ration so parsimonious as to feel almost monastic. The octopus was less to my taste, though my companion dispatched it with rapture, proof enough that taste is no fixed star. And then the famous sole appeared: generous, buttery, triumphant, leaving us so entirely replete that dessert could exist only as an abstraction, contemplated but never grasped. In sum, a most civilised and charming evening, and, contrary to the online hysteria, a reminder that character, as Heraclitus observed, is destiny. This establishment, I am happy to report, has character in abundance.
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