Casa Mingo
Paseo de la Florida 34, Madrid, 28008

- Recommended for:
- Families with teenagers, Relaxation
Best for Families - Expert review of Casa Mingo
Casa Mingo has been going strong since 1888, originally founded by people from Asturias in northern Spain who had come to Madrid to work on the railways - the Estacion de Norte, one of Madrid's main stations, is nearby and was operating till a few years ago, when it was turned into a shopping centre. It started off as a cider brewery, and is still making its own cider to this day.
It serves food from 11am, which is very unusual, and you can also take your meal away for a picnic by the river or in the Casa de Campo or Oeste parks.
The menu is very short, and I strongly advise you to order everything on it. Roast chicken is virtually obligatory, and you can also have chorizo sausages, Cabrales blue cheese (which will blow your socks off) and salad. Cider comes in still and fizzy versions, by the bottle.
Boisterous and always busy. You sit at long tables inside or out on the terrace. Note that there is no smoking downstairs, but you can smoke upstairs.
Swift with no messing about.
Down by the Manzaneres river, the banks of which are undergoing drastic urban development. Come down here to ride bikes, rollerblade and skateboard. The restaurant is very near the Ermita de San Antonio de la Florida, where Goya is buried, and which features frescoes painted by the great artist. It's also near the Principe Pio shopping centre.
Everything is between 5-10 euros.
More information on Casa Mingo:
- Price guide:
- Type:
- Bar, Restaurant, Takeaway
- Food:
- Spanish, Traditional
- Address:
- Paseo de la Florida 34, Madrid, 28008
- Telephone:
- 91 547 7918
- Website:
- http://www.casamingo.es
- Serves:
- Lunch, Dinner
- Opening times:
- Mon-Sun 11am-midnight.
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- No
- Reservations:
- Not possible
- Free tags / Keywords:
- Al fresco, Cheap eats, Takeaway
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Community comments (1)
Not sure I understand this rating. Yes the service was fast and no frills but I have had better chicken (and cider) in several places I've visited. It is reasonably priced and the servings are large but the food is average at best.