Taberna de la Daniela Goya

About

Conveniently located on Calle General Pardiñas in Madrid’s bustling Salamanca district, Taberna de la Daniela Goya is a beloved local fixture that brings the warm, convivial atmosphere of a classic Spanish taberna to diners. Whether you’re looking for a hearty family lunch or a relaxed evening with friends, the restaurant’s unmistakable charm is ensured by rustic décor, exposed brick walls and a lively bar where patrons can enjoy a selection of fine Spanish wines and craft beers. The star of the menu is the traditional Cocido Madrileño, served in three distinct “vuelcos” – the soul‑warming “sota” soup, the hearty “caballo” bean and vegetable medley, and the indulgent “rey” meat dish. Patrons can order “Cocido a los tres vuelcos” for €32.50 per person, a price that reflects both the quality of the ingredients and the generous portion sizes that epitomize this Andalusian‑inspired specialty. In addition, the host offers a range of group menus, from light picoteo platters to more elaborate, multi‑course meals starting at €46.00 per person, all available for groups of eight or more. Beyond the iconic Cocido, Taberna de la Daniela Goya serves an array of handmade tapas and raciones, including classic Spanish staples such as tortilla de patata, croquetas de jamón and the ever‑popular patatas bravas. With an attentive staff who feel at home behind the counter, diners often rave about the welcoming, unpretentious service that turns an everyday meal into a memorable experience. The restaurant also offers a comfortable, relaxed setting that works well for both casual gatherings and more formal, family‑friendly occasions.

At a glance

• Verified listing
• Typical visit: about 1 hour