La Cabrera
Barrio Salamanca, Madrid
Restaurant in Madrid, Spain
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Dress
Smart Casual
Why go
La Cabrera is worth booking when the brief is Argentine steak in Salamanca, not a broad Madrid tasting night. The strongest play is rib-eye or skirt steak with provoleta and Argentine wine; groups and date-night diners will get more from it than anyone looking for seafood, vegetarian range, or progressive Spanish cooking.
About La Cabrera
La Cabrera in Madrid is a focused choice when the decision is specifically Argentinian steakhouse cooking: grilled steaks, provoleta cheese, assorted parrilla side dishes. It makes sense for diners who want the meal to revolve around the grill rather than a broader Madrid dinner. If the table wants a different format, use the full Madrid restaurants guide instead.
The value case is clearest for committed meat eaters. At about $110 per person, La Cabrera is best read as a premium Argentinian steakhouse & grill rather than an all-purpose restaurant for every group. Order around the grilled steaks, add provoleta if the table wants a richer start, use the parrilla sides to support the main event.
Book it for Argentinian grilled steaks, provoleta, parrilla sides
The strongest order is the obvious one: keep the meal centered on Argentinian grilled steaks. Provoleta fits the format because it keeps the meal in grill territory before the beef arrives, while assorted parrilla side dishes are there to support the meat rather than compete with it.
Useful way to think about La Cabrera is not as a produce-led or wide-ranging Madrid restaurant, but as a steakhouse built around Argentinian grill cooking. Come when the appetite matches grilled beef, cheese, parrilla sides.
La Cabrera also has a clearly stated premium spend: about $110 per person. That makes the restaurant most compelling when the table is aligned on steak and wants a direct, grill-led meal rather than a lighter or more varied dinner.
The Madrid setting works well for diners committed to steak
La Cabrera is a Madrid option for diners who want an Argentinian steakhouse & grill with a smart casual dress code. It is polished enough to plan intentionally, but the main reason to book is still the food: grilled steaks, provoleta, parrilla sides.
The main caveat is range. Diners who are not looking for an Argentinian steakhouse & grill may be better served by other dining in Madrid. Those are not substitutes for Argentinian beef, but they may be better decisions when the table is split on steak.
Planning details
- Location
- Velázquez, 61, 28001 Madrid (Salamanca)
- Website
- lacabreramadrid.com
- Phone
- +34-671280878
Venue details
Ambiance
Argentinian grill house in an upscale Madrid neighborhood with a cozy, welcoming atmosphere focused on the aromas of the parrilla and an exceptional meat-centric dining experience.
Tags
Vibe
Best For
Experience
At the Table
- Dress Code
- Smart Casual
- Noise Level
- Lively
- Service Style
- Upscale Casual
- Meal Pacing
- Leisurely
- Capacity
- Medium
Signature Dishes
- Argentinian grilled steaks
- Provoleta cheese
- Assorted parrilla side dishes
Planning details
Location
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Is La Cabrera worth the price?
Yes, if the goal is a focused Argentinian steakhouse meal and not a broad Madrid dinner. At about $110 per person, the value case is strongest for diners who want grilled steaks, provoleta, parrilla side dishes. The restaurant also has a Macarfi 7.1 Food Rating (2026).
Can I eat at the bar at La Cabrera?
La Cabrera is listed as an Argentinian steakhouse & grill in Madrid with a $110 per person spend. Plan around a steakhouse meal rather than assuming a bar-focused stop.
What are alternatives to La Cabrera in Madrid?
Look at other dining in Madrid if you want a different cuisine, a lighter menu, or a lower spend. La Cabrera is the choice when the priority is an Argentinian steakhouse & grill at around $110 per person.
Is lunch or dinner better at La Cabrera?
La Cabrera is open Monday–Saturday from 12:00 to 23:30 and Sunday from 12:00 to 21:00. Choose the time that best fits your schedule; the draw is the Argentinian grill format rather than a separate lunch or dinner specialty.
What should I order at La Cabrera?
Keep it centered on the signature items: Argentinian grilled steaks, provoleta cheese, assorted parrilla side dishes. That fits the venue's Argentinian steakhouse & grill format and makes more sense than treating it as a broad Madrid menu.
