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Restaurante Casa Gallega
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Long-standing Galician restaurant serving fresh lobster & prawns in a stately dining room.
Nearby attractions
Plaza Mayor
Pl. Mayor, Centro, 28012 Madrid, Spain
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Puerta del Sol
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Casita-Museo de Ratón Pérez
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Monasterio de las Descalzas Reales
Pl. de las Descalzas, 3, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Teatro Real
Pl. de Isabel II, s/n, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Palacio de Las Alhajas
Pl. de San Martín, 1, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
VAN GOGH Art Gallery
C. de las Hileras, 6, A, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Centro de Turismo Plaza Mayor
Pl. Mayor, 27, Centro, 28012 Madrid, Spain
Museo de los Caños del Peral
Metro Ópera, Pl. de Isabel II, 8, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
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El Escarpín
C. de las Hileras, 17, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
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La Rollerie
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Restaurante Casa Gallega
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Restaurante Casa Gallega

C. de Bordadores, 11, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
4.4(1.1K)$$$$
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Long-standing Galician restaurant serving fresh lobster & prawns in a stately dining room.

attractions: Plaza Mayor, Joy Eslava Madrid, Puerta del Sol, Casita-Museo de Ratón Pérez, Monasterio de las Descalzas Reales, Teatro Real, Palacio de Las Alhajas, VAN GOGH Art Gallery, Centro de Turismo Plaza Mayor, Museo de los Caños del Peral, restaurants: Chocolatería San Ginés, Tapa Tapa Arenal, Restaurante El Ñeru, Ramen Kagura Ópera, Loca Obsesión | Brunch Madrid, Museo del Jamón, Cantina Canalla Centro - Restaurante Mexicano, El Escarpín, SteakBurger Arenal I Hamburguesas Madrid, La Rollerie
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Phone
+34 915 41 90 56
Website
lacasagallega.net

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Featured dishes

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dish
Turbot With Galician Sauce Or Grilled
dish
Oyster
dish
Large Lobster
dish
Zamburiñas A La Plancha
dish
Gambas Al Ajillo
dish
Gamba Blanca Cocida Ó Plancha
dish
Almejas A La Portuguesa
dish
Salpicón De Mariscos
dish
Buey De Mar De La Ría
dish
Carabinero Gordo A La Plancha
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Arroz Con Carabineros
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Galician Style Octopus
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Grilled Octopus
dish
Galician Pies
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Lacón Con Chorizo A La Gallega
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Iberian Ham
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Pulpo A La Gallega
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Pulpo A La Brasa
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Empanada Artesana
dish
Chipirones De Potera En Su Tinta
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Calamares De Potera Fritos
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Gambas Al Ajillo
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Croquetas De Carabinero O De Jamón
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Buñuelos De Bacalao
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Ensaladilla Rusa
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Pimientos De Padrón
dish
Lacón Con Chorizo A La Gallega
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Sopa De Pescado Y Mariscos
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Caldo Gallego
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Ensalada De Salmón Marinado En Casa
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Ensalada De La Casa
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Merluza De Pincho De Burela
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Cogote De Meluza A La Bilbaína
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Lenguado Plancha, Meuniere O A La Romana
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Bacalao A La Brasa Con Patatas Asadas O Al Horno
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Lacón Con Grelos Cachelos Y Chorizo
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Escalope De Ternera
dish
Chuleta De Ternera Gallega A La Brasa
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Chuletitas De Cordero Lechal
dish
Paella De Mariscos
dish
Arroz Con Carabineros
dish
Tarta Fina De Manzana Con Helado
dish
Tarta De Queso Con Mermelada De Arándanos
dish
Filloas De Crema
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Tiramisú Artesano
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Soufflé Alaska
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Tarta De Santiago
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Queso Gallego De Arzúa Con Membrillo

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Nearby attractions of Restaurante Casa Gallega

Plaza Mayor

Joy Eslava Madrid

Puerta del Sol

Casita-Museo de Ratón Pérez

Monasterio de las Descalzas Reales

Teatro Real

Palacio de Las Alhajas

VAN GOGH Art Gallery

Centro de Turismo Plaza Mayor

Museo de los Caños del Peral

Plaza Mayor

Plaza Mayor

4.6

(60.6K)

Open 24 hours
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Joy Eslava Madrid

Joy Eslava Madrid

3.9

(2.6K)

Open 24 hours
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Puerta del Sol

Puerta del Sol

4.6

(53.6K)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
Casita-Museo de Ratón Pérez

Casita-Museo de Ratón Pérez

4.3

(2.7K)

Open 24 hours
Click for details

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Museo del Jamón

Cantina Canalla Centro - Restaurante Mexicano

El Escarpín

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La Rollerie

Chocolatería San Ginés

Chocolatería San Ginés

4.3

(22.8K)

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Tapa Tapa Arenal

Tapa Tapa Arenal

4.1

(2.6K)

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Restaurante El Ñeru

4.4

(2.6K)

$$

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4.5

(4K)

$

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Reviews of Restaurante Casa Gallega

4.4
(1,134)
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5.0
32w

We just finished viewing the Easter Sunday drum performance so looked for lunch. This place was close to the Plaza Mayor and had good reviews. We popped in and went downstairs as it seemed more informal. We ended up at a high table with tall chairs so not the most comfortable but it was the last available when we arrived.

The menu looked good and we ended up over ordering, so skipped pretty much all the carbs. Started with white wine and they brought a plate of garlic mayo potatoes which we polished off before the main courses arrived.

First dish was a Mediterranean salad with smoked salmon. Surprisingly the salmon was wrapped around cold sweet melon. See the pictures. Tasted good and was a refreshing start to the meal.

Then came our grilled squid. That was so good! Squeeze of lemon and it was perfect! We regretted not getting any bread to sop up oil and juices!

Then we had a plate of razor clams. We saw the table behind us having it and the waiter noticed and told us that they were out. Only to have another waiter coming by a couple of minutes later to say they had one last order available and do we want it? Immediate yes! And when it came, it was also delicious!

Last dish was the bacalao. The cod was perfect cooked and the sauce was drinkable on it's own. We were quite full by then so left most off the potatoes, etc.

I had an espresso to end and they brought a couple of digestifs as well. Overall, it was a great meal and my wife and I left planning on when to return for...

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3.0
8y

My wife and i decided to go to Casa Gallega for our first night in Madrid. One thing everyone knows is the Spanish have dinner late at nights, typically at 9 PM or after. We were able to get into Casa Gallega at 8 PM on a Saturday with no one at all in the dining room. Ambiance was okay but the head waiter and waiters spoke relatively little English but they had an English menu.

After looking at some reviews, we decided to have the mixed grill. Assorted grilled seafood including scallops, shrimps (3 types) and razor clams. While the seafood was grilled and nicely seasoned, the $85 Euro's was on the "high side". If you look around off the main tourist strips (2-3 blocks away), you can have many mixed grill for 2 dishes for around $65 Euro's that had more food including lobster and tuna. There were no vegetables served with this dish so we ordered a house salad with tuna. The salad was just average and lacked any presentation.

I would suggest you look at other restaurants off the beaten track and you will find better seafood. The best advice is to look walk around and look at what other locals/tourists are eating and ask the waiter on the name of the dish and cost. We found this was the best way to get the dish you want as it was sometimes difficult to navigate through menu's as they were not...

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2.0
1y

My partner and I’ve just spent the last three weeks travelling from Santiago de Compostela to Seville by bicycle. We are taking the train back to Santiago and stopped off in Madrid for a couple of nights. Tonight was our last night in Spain so we thought we would book a good restaurant to celebrate our achievement. The restaurant looked promising and the menu look good, however we finished our meal very disappointed. The food was okay, but the service was diabolical, rude and lacking any empathy with the customer.

Maybe restaurants like this are getting used to having tourists who just pay or maybe they’re fed up with too many tourists. Anyway there was no care and attention to our meal, our food was served hastily in the wrong order . We were treated abruptly when trying to engage with the waiters about the wine we should choose. This is not a cheap restaurant experience. I would certainly would not return here again to be treated with such contempt. Strong words I can tell you that we had much better food served by much nicer people for half the price , on our journey. The owners and managers of this restaurant need to shape up and the waiters need to start caring otherwise they will find their business...

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Mun Kew LeongMun Kew Leong
We just finished viewing the Easter Sunday drum performance so looked for lunch. This place was close to the Plaza Mayor and had good reviews. We popped in and went downstairs as it seemed more informal. We ended up at a high table with tall chairs so not the most comfortable but it was the last available when we arrived. The menu looked good and we ended up over ordering, so skipped pretty much all the carbs. Started with white wine and they brought a plate of garlic mayo potatoes which we polished off before the main courses arrived. First dish was a Mediterranean salad with smoked salmon. Surprisingly the salmon was wrapped around cold sweet melon. See the pictures. Tasted good and was a refreshing start to the meal. Then came our grilled squid. That was so good! Squeeze of lemon and it was perfect! We regretted not getting any bread to sop up oil and juices! Then we had a plate of razor clams. We saw the table behind us having it and the waiter noticed and told us that they were out. Only to have another waiter coming by a couple of minutes later to say they had one last order available and do we want it? Immediate yes! And when it came, it was also delicious! Last dish was the bacalao. The cod was perfect cooked and the sauce was drinkable on it's own. We were quite full by then so left most off the potatoes, etc. I had an espresso to end and they brought a couple of digestifs as well. Overall, it was a great meal and my wife and I left planning on when to return for a 2nd round!
Henry GinHenry Gin
My wife and i decided to go to Casa Gallega for our first night in Madrid. One thing everyone knows is the Spanish have dinner late at nights, typically at 9 PM or after. We were able to get into Casa Gallega at 8 PM on a Saturday with no one at all in the dining room. Ambiance was okay but the head waiter and waiters spoke relatively little English but they had an English menu. After looking at some reviews, we decided to have the mixed grill. Assorted grilled seafood including scallops, shrimps (3 types) and razor clams. While the seafood was grilled and nicely seasoned, the $85 Euro's was on the "high side". If you look around off the main tourist strips (2-3 blocks away), you can have many mixed grill for 2 dishes for around $65 Euro's that had more food including lobster and tuna. There were no vegetables served with this dish so we ordered a house salad with tuna. The salad was just average and lacked any presentation. I would suggest you look at other restaurants off the beaten track and you will find better seafood. The best advice is to look walk around and look at what other locals/tourists are eating and ask the waiter on the name of the dish and cost. We found this was the best way to get the dish you want as it was sometimes difficult to navigate through menu's as they were not descriptive enough.
Peter ConesaPeter Conesa
It was raining and this restaurant was right around the corner from our hotel. They were just a few people since we were not on the Spanish schedule. I speak a little Spanish and both waiters were extremely simpatico. We were new at eating in Spain and ordered too much. We had three appetizers, marinated salmon salad, empanadas and croquetas. All three were very delicious. Unfortunately the entrees were lackluster, not terrible but not great either. My wife had the cod which was a little bit rubbery I had hake in garlic sauce that was actually a little bit bland. We should have just shared one entree because we were too full to finish and had no room for dessert we had some very fine crispy white wine bottom line very good restaurant excellent service I would order different entrees next time
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We just finished viewing the Easter Sunday drum performance so looked for lunch. This place was close to the Plaza Mayor and had good reviews. We popped in and went downstairs as it seemed more informal. We ended up at a high table with tall chairs so not the most comfortable but it was the last available when we arrived. The menu looked good and we ended up over ordering, so skipped pretty much all the carbs. Started with white wine and they brought a plate of garlic mayo potatoes which we polished off before the main courses arrived. First dish was a Mediterranean salad with smoked salmon. Surprisingly the salmon was wrapped around cold sweet melon. See the pictures. Tasted good and was a refreshing start to the meal. Then came our grilled squid. That was so good! Squeeze of lemon and it was perfect! We regretted not getting any bread to sop up oil and juices! Then we had a plate of razor clams. We saw the table behind us having it and the waiter noticed and told us that they were out. Only to have another waiter coming by a couple of minutes later to say they had one last order available and do we want it? Immediate yes! And when it came, it was also delicious! Last dish was the bacalao. The cod was perfect cooked and the sauce was drinkable on it's own. We were quite full by then so left most off the potatoes, etc. I had an espresso to end and they brought a couple of digestifs as well. Overall, it was a great meal and my wife and I left planning on when to return for a 2nd round!
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My wife and i decided to go to Casa Gallega for our first night in Madrid. One thing everyone knows is the Spanish have dinner late at nights, typically at 9 PM or after. We were able to get into Casa Gallega at 8 PM on a Saturday with no one at all in the dining room. Ambiance was okay but the head waiter and waiters spoke relatively little English but they had an English menu. After looking at some reviews, we decided to have the mixed grill. Assorted grilled seafood including scallops, shrimps (3 types) and razor clams. While the seafood was grilled and nicely seasoned, the $85 Euro's was on the "high side". If you look around off the main tourist strips (2-3 blocks away), you can have many mixed grill for 2 dishes for around $65 Euro's that had more food including lobster and tuna. There were no vegetables served with this dish so we ordered a house salad with tuna. The salad was just average and lacked any presentation. I would suggest you look at other restaurants off the beaten track and you will find better seafood. The best advice is to look walk around and look at what other locals/tourists are eating and ask the waiter on the name of the dish and cost. We found this was the best way to get the dish you want as it was sometimes difficult to navigate through menu's as they were not descriptive enough.
Henry Gin

Henry Gin

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It was raining and this restaurant was right around the corner from our hotel. They were just a few people since we were not on the Spanish schedule. I speak a little Spanish and both waiters were extremely simpatico. We were new at eating in Spain and ordered too much. We had three appetizers, marinated salmon salad, empanadas and croquetas. All three were very delicious. Unfortunately the entrees were lackluster, not terrible but not great either. My wife had the cod which was a little bit rubbery I had hake in garlic sauce that was actually a little bit bland. We should have just shared one entree because we were too full to finish and had no room for dessert we had some very fine crispy white wine bottom line very good restaurant excellent service I would order different entrees next time
Peter Conesa

Peter Conesa

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