Restaurant in Madrid, Spain
Tatemado
100Pearl PointsFlexible local pick
About Tatemado
Tatemado is a practical La Latina pick for a casual Madrid meal when location and social energy matter more than a defined chef-led format. Book it for an easy first stop, solo dinner, or relaxed group plan; cross-shop Casa Lucio or Trèsde if the occasion needs a clearer culinary identity.
For a first-timer in Madrid, Tatemado is best considered with the few confirmed practical details in mind: it is in Madrid, the dress code is casual, the weekly schedule includes afternoon, evening, late-weekend opening windows.
Because no verified cuisine, chef, menu format, price point, awards, seating details, drinks program, or service style are available here, plan around logistics rather than a highly specific dining brief. For broader planning, start with our full Madrid restaurants guide and, for bar planning elsewhere in the city, our full Madrid bars guide.
Use it for a casual Madrid plan, not a formal Madrid meal
Tatemado's confirmed dress code is casual, so it fits diners looking for an easygoing Madrid option rather than a high-formality setting. Its hours vary by day: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday run 1–5 PM and 8 PM–12 AM; Friday and Saturday run 1 PM–2 AM; Sunday runs 12–11:30 PM; and Tuesday is closed.
For a first visit, keep expectations grounded. This is not the page to sell a named signature dish, cellar depth, cocktail list, chef story, or award history because those specifics are not verified here. The useful decision is simpler: Tatemado is a casual Madrid option with late Friday and Saturday hours, while diners choosing primarily by cuisine, critic recognition, or a known chef should compare restaurants with more publicly verified detail before committing.
Where it sits in a short list
On the information available here, Tatemado is best evaluated by its confirmed basics rather than by cuisine, awards, chef, price, or format. If you are comparing options, Casa Lucio, El Escaldon, Rasif, Casa Julian de Tolosa, Trèsde are other names to review before choosing.
Readers building a wider Madrid plan can compare Tatemado with other dining rooms in the city, then decide based on the confirmed basics: Madrid location, casual dress code, the published weekly hours. For broader planning, use the Madrid restaurant and bar guides.
Quick reference: choose Tatemado for a casual Madrid meal when its schedule fits; choose another option if cuisine, awards, or occasion certainty matters.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Tatemado good for solo dining?
Tatemado can be considered for a solo meal if its Madrid location, casual dress code, opening hours fit your plan. No verified seating format or solo-specific service detail is available here, so the safest basis for deciding is schedule and convenience.
How far ahead should I book Tatemado?
No verified booking guidance is available here. For planning purposes, note the confirmed hours: it is closed Tuesday; open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday from 1–5 PM and 8 PM–12 AM; open Friday and Saturday from 1 PM–2 AM; and open Sunday from 12–11:30 PM.
What are alternatives to Tatemado?
If you want to compare Tatemado with other options, consider Casa Lucio, El Escaldon, Rasif, Casa Julian de Tolosa, Trèsde. Choose among them based on the specific occasion, availability, the level of verified detail you need before booking.
What should a first-timer know about Tatemado?
Start with the confirmed basics: Tatemado is in Madrid, the dress code is casual, it is closed on Tuesday. It opens Monday, Wednesday, Thursday from 1–5 PM and 8 PM–12 AM; Friday and Saturday from 1 PM–2 AM; and Sunday from 12–11:30 PM.
Is lunch or dinner better at Tatemado?
The verified hours include afternoon and evening windows on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday; continuous hours from 1 PM to 2 AM on Friday and Saturday; and 12–11:30 PM on Sunday. Choose the time that best matches your plan, since no verified menu or service differences by meal period are available here.
Is Tatemado good for a special occasion?
Tatemado may fit a relaxed occasion if a casual dress code and its Madrid schedule match what you need. If the occasion requires a highly defined cuisine, awards history, chef profile, or formal service style, compare it with other restaurants such as Casa Lucio before choosing.
Location
Pl. de la Cebada, 9, Centro, 28005 Madrid, Spain
Compare Tatemado
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tatemado | Madrid | , | , |
| El Escaldon | Madrid | , | , |
| Casa Lucio | Madrid | , | , |
| Rasif | Madrid | , | , |
| Casa Julian de Tolosa | Madrid | , | , |
| Trèsde | Madrid | Contemporary | €€ |
How Tatemado Madrid compares with similar nearby venues.
If Tatemado is not the right fit
Choose Trèsde if the group wants contemporary cooking with a clearer price signal. Choose Casa Lucio if the meal needs a more established Madrid feel.
How Tatemado compares in Madrid
Tatemado is the flexible La Latina choice in this set: easier to slot into a night out, less useful if the group wants a clearly defined cuisine brief. Trèsde is the cleaner pick for contemporary cooking at a €€ signal, while Casa Lucio is the stronger call when the plan needs an established Madrid name.
For value and booking ease, Tatemado makes sense when the priority is low-friction timing rather than a planned-ahead meal. El Escaldon and Rasif are worth checking if the location works better for the group, while Casa Julian de Tolosa is the better cross-shop for diners who want a more specific restaurant identity.
The ambiance decision is the main filter. Choose Tatemado for La Latina movement and a casual evening; choose Trèsde for a more contemporary brief, Casa Lucio for Madrid-name recognition, Casa Julian de Tolosa when the meal itself needs to carry the occasion.
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