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Brasas MadridBWorth Trying

Pl. de la Reverencia, 4, Cdad. Lineal, 28027 Madrid, Spain · Venezuelan restaurant, Latin American restaurant, Delivery Restaurant · 4.7/5 Google (2502 reviews)

Reservations · Delivery · Takeout · Outdoor seating

Destination for Venezuelan empanadas and cachapas with big flavors and low prices, but crowding, sauce surcharges, and delivery mishaps can frustrate.

Why it gets a B for overall quality

Brasas Madrid delivers authentic Venezuelan comfort food with strong food quality and exceptional value for money, earning loyal repeat customers who travel across Madrid for its empanadas and cachapas. However, inconsistent execution—oiliness, size variation, occasional reheating—and cramped seating prevent grade A-grade performance. Best experienced as a quick, budget-friendly takeaway rather than leisurely dine-in.

Restaurant Summary

The room feels warm and bustling, a colorful corner where lines form for fried pockets and sweet corn cakes. Staff energy ranges from cheerful to brisk, and one diner noted, "We queued a bit but food came fast." Space is tight and popular; expect a lively crowd and the occasional self-serve moment for sauces and drinks. Cooking leans classic Venezuelan comfort—think crisp empanadas, gooey tequeños, and hearty pabellón—more tradition than trend. When fresh from the fryer, empanadas shine; a few reports cite oily or reheated batches and size variations. Prices stay gentle for Madrid, though sauce surcharges and delivery add-ons can sting. For families, this is kid-friendly comfort: nuggets, fries, cheese empanadas, and the Clásica cachapa fit younger tastes. Portions are shareable, but seating is limited at rush times; consider takeaway for park picnics. Note the €0.50 sauce fee and that delivery can be inconsistent.

At a Glance

What Sets It Apart

What People Love

Points of Concern

Service & Dining Experience

Service StyleCounter With Seating Average Cost€15-22 per person ReservationsRecommended

What to Order

Perfect For

Location Insights

Area: Residential-commercial Madrid district with parks and local foot traffic; casual, everyday dining vibe.

Safety: Generally safe with steady daytime activity; typical urban awareness at night.

Nearby: Near neighborhood park and shops; draws locals and regional visitors for Venezuelan staples.

Ciudad LinealThe neighborhood is primarily residential with a calm atmosphere, featuring local shops, parks, and casual dining options. The dining scene is modest, focusing on traditional Spanish cuisine and neighborhood eateries rather than high-end or tourist-centric restaurants.

Practical Information

Opening Hours

Monday Tuesday10:00–15:00, 08:00–23:00 Wednesday10:00–15:00, 08:00–23:00 Thursday10:00–15:00, 08:00–23:00 Friday10:00–15:00, 08:00–23:00 Saturday10:00–15:00, 08:00–23:00 Sunday10:00–15:00, 08:00–23:00

Available: Reservations, Delivery, Takeout, Outdoor seating

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