Restaurant in Madrid, Spain
casabula
100Pearl PointsChamartín-easy
About casabula
casabula is a practical Chamartín booking for lunch, dinner, business meals, or an easy celebration when location matters more than a destination-restaurant brief. Choose it for a low-friction north Madrid meal; compare first if you want a clearly defined cuisine, awards signal, or chef-led format.
casabula is a Madrid venue with verified daily midday and evening opening hours. The clearest planning facts are practical ones: it opens from 1–5 PM and again from 8 PM, closing at midnight Monday through Friday and at 1 AM on Saturday and Sunday. The dress code is smart casual, so it suits a polished but not overly formal plan.
A Madrid choice for practical plans
The appeal here is direct planning. casabula works well when the timing, city location, smart-casual dress code matter more than a highly specific brief. Because no verified cuisine label, chef identity, tasting format, price point, or awards are available here, first-timers should avoid treating it as a specialist destination based on unconfirmed details.
For a special occasion, keep expectations grounded. This is easier to assess as a Madrid venue with broad daily hours than as an awards-led or format-driven booking. If the outing itself needs to be the central event, compare it against other clearly positioned options before committing.
Who should book it
Consider casabula if the priority is Madrid access, midday-or-evening planning, a smart-casual setting. It is less useful for visitors building a Madrid itinerary around a verified cuisine, named dishes, a published wine focus, or a confirmed tasting-menu format, because those specifics are not verified here.
For wider planning, use our full Madrid restaurants guide. If the visit sits inside a larger trip, the city guides for Madrid hotels, Madrid bars, Madrid wineries, Madrid experiences are more useful than over-optimising one stop.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is midday or evening better at casabula?
casabula has daily midday hours from 1–5 PM and evening hours from 8 PM. It closes at midnight Monday through Friday and at 1 AM on Saturday and Sunday. Choose the time that best fits your schedule, check the venue's official channels before you go.
Is casabula good for solo visits?
It may work for a solo visit if you want a Madrid venue with broad daily hours and a smart-casual dress code. Specific seating arrangements are not verified here, so check directly with the venue if counter seating, bar seating, or a particular table setup matters.
Can I sit at the bar at casabula?
Bar seating details are not verified here. If that setup matters, check the venue's official channels before you go and choose a plan that fits your group size and preferred seating style.
What should a first-timer know about casabula?
Start with the verified basics: casabula is in Madrid, the dress code is smart casual, the venue opens daily from 1–5 PM and again from 8 PM. Closing is midnight Monday through Friday and 1 AM on Saturday and Sunday.
What are alternatives to casabula?
If you want comparison points, look at El Lince, LaLanda, Mar y Tierra - Chamartín, Aurora, De la Riva. Use those names as practical reference points while checking each venue's current details directly.
Is casabula good for a special occasion?
It can work for a special occasion if the occasion fits a smart-casual Madrid venue with daily midday and evening hours. For a higher-stakes celebration, compare it with other options and confirm current details directly with the venue.
Location
C. de Bolivia, 21, Chamartín, 28016 Madrid, Spain
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How casabula compares in Chamartín and Madrid
Choose casabula when Chamartín convenience is the main decision point. Mar y Tierra - Chamartín is the cleaner cross-shop if the group specifically wants to stay in the same northern-Madrid orbit but prefers a venue with a clearer name cue around surf-and-turf expectations. For a business meal near the neighborhood, that clarity may help a mixed group decide faster.
El Lince is the stronger pick for diners who want a Modern Spanish label attached to the booking. casabula is easier to frame as a flexible neighborhood choice, while El Lince gives more category certainty. LaLanda and Aurora are better cross-shops when ambiance is the deciding factor and the party is willing to compare beyond the immediate Chamartín convenience case.
De la Riva is the alternative to consider when the meal needs a more established Madrid feel. In simple terms: casabula for neighborhood ease, El Lince for Modern Spanish clarity, Mar y Tierra - Chamartín for a nearby themed alternative, De la Riva when the occasion needs a more classic Madrid signal.
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