One of the most famous stalls in the city’s Mercado de la Paz, this always-busy spot serves up generous portions of croquetas, oxtails—and a tortilla de patata that people cross the city for. What makes their version next level is that they fry the potatoes in sunflower oil, which helps them retain their original, sour flavor that’s complemented by the sweetness of the onion. Casa Dani’s tortilla can be anything you want it to be—breakfast, lunch, dinner, a snack, or an epic hangover cure after a late night of drinking too much garrafón (poor-quality liquor) at a discoteca.

Casa Dani is the kind of no-frills neighborhood bar where napkins litter the floor, cafés con leche (more on coffee in Spain here) come in half-pint glasses, and servers holler orders through the kitchen window. In other words, it's the last place you'd expect to find the city's most exquisite tortilla española: Spanish potato omelet. The kitchen averages 400 a day, cracking 2,000 eggs and frying 1,700 pounds of potatoes in the process.

Casa Dani is a legendary bar in Mercado de la Paz whose tortilla de patata (potato omelet) is easily the best in town, and perhaps the country (if first place in a recent National Spanish Omelet Championship is any indication). Each hefty wedge is packed with caramelized onions and served hot and slightly runny. Adventurous eaters should opt for the con callos version, topped with spicy tripe.

This little restaurant is nestled in the Mercado de la Paz, a great, local, covered market in the Salamanca neighbourhood. It is famed for its menu del día (its bargain lunchtime fixed-price menu) and its tortilla de patatas. A just-set tortilla with a slightly runny middle strikes a good balance between set and soft, and attracts queues and crowds at weekends.

Debates rage over where to find the best tortilla de patatas in Madrid, but our go-to is Casa Dani, a family-run institution inside Salamanca’s Mercado de la Paz. Serving up more than 200 orders a day (and over 300 on Fridays), it’s a must for anyone craving a perfectly runny, golden tortilla.

Deep in Salamanca's Mercado de la Paz, Casa Dani is a wildly popular spot for lunch and it gets going earlier than most: most weekdays, there's a queue at…

Lo nuevo de Dani García en la cima del hotel Four Seasons puede presumir de tener la que es posiblemente mejor terraza de Madrid, un amplio espacio con la panorámica perfecta del centro de la capital. Abre además de manera ininterrumpida desde el mediodía hasta la medianoche y se puede llegar a través de un acceso independiente desde la calle Sevilla. La oferta gastronómica condensa el cuarto de siglo de trayectoria de uno de los mejores chefs que ha dado nuestro país, del creador e impulsor de la nueva cocina andaluza, con guiños a su tierra y a su condición de chef con estrella Michelin (llegó a las tres en el Dani García de Marbella), mezclados con propuestas casual, contundentes y para todos los públicos.

**Calle de Ayala, 28, Salamanca, 28001 Madrid, SpainLocated in the Mercado de La Paz, this is where you go to start your day, people!. Casa Dani is family-owned, and their food is inspired and touched by many generations, from Lola, the family matriarch, to Dani himself (and Dani Jr.!). Everything here is inspired by the market that surrounds them, and this is where you get your tortilla Española…the Spanish egg and potato omelette that will fuel you for a long and happy day of walking around Madrid.

You’ll find one of the best tapas bars in Madrid hidden away inside Mercado de la Paz. This bustling food market doesn’t look like the type of place you’d expect to indulge in a gourmet meal, but don’t let looks fool you. While there may be napkins littered on the floor, half-drunk coffees left on the table, and a lot of shouting going on between the kitchen and the front of house, Casa Dani is undoubtedly home to the very best Spanish omelet in all of Madrid.

This cozy little market bar may not look like much, but one bit e of their award-winning tortilla de patatas and you’ll immediately understand the hype. To this day, it remains true to its humble roots—having been founded in 1991 by a local couple with the goal of providing a friendly, welcoming spot for local workers to grab a bite to eat. With an estimated 300 omelets churned out every day, it’s safe to say that Casa Dani knows what they’re doing.

(C/ de Ayala, 28 (Mercado de la Paz) // T.: 91 575 59 25 // Precio: 2,80 euros/pincho). En el tradicional espacio madrileño del mercado de La Paz pueden jactarse de tener entre sus muros una de las tortillas de patata más deseadas de la capital: se trata de la que sirven en Casa Dani. El restaurante subía su persiana en uno de los puestos del céntrico Mercado de la Paz hace 30 años de la mano de Lola Cuerda y su marido Daniel García.

La tortilla favorita del chef José Andrés, que le ha servido incluso de inspiración a lo largo de su carrera, puede degustarse en enclaves como el Mercado de la Paz y el Mercado de San Leopoldo. Tal es su popularidad que Casa Dani elabora unas 400 al día con ingredientes frescos y de calidad suprema, de manera muy cuajada y jugosa. En su oferta, destacan la tortilla clásica tanto con cebolla como sin cebolla.

Nestled in the bustling Mercado de la Paz, Casa Dani is famed for its exquisite Tortilla Española, often hailed as the best in Madrid. The tortilla’s perfectly caramelized onions and soft, creamy center, paired with a refreshing bowl of salmorejo, provide a delightful contrast that showcases traditional Spanish home cooking at its finest. Best Menu Items: Tortilla española, salmorejo (cold tomato soup).

Casa Dani is the crown jewel of Mercado de la Paz, a fantastic traditional fresh foods market in the neighborhood of Salamanca. In 2019, Casa Dani won the ‘National Tortilla Championship’, a fierce competition that is held throughout Spain to crown one restaurant with the coveted title of Best Tortilla in Spain. Casa Dani’s original location is inside the market and is always packed.

Few Madrid experiences are as enjoyable and authentic as spending a morning at the local market. These buzzing food halls are where madrileños do their daily grocery shopping, and it's not uncommon to see them stopping for a bite with friends at one of the market bars, either. Every Madrid market will have a bar, but one of the best is Casa Dani, which calls Mercado de la Paz home.

When it's time for a drink, locals head over to one of my favorite places in the city and one of the most authentic bars in town, Casa Dani. Founded over 20 years ago by husband and wife Dani and Lola, it's now run by Dani Jr. and team-- a true family affair. It's one of Madrid’s most popular places for their tortilla, Spain's famous potato and egg omelet.

Madrid has so many great places to eat, but there's one eatery I hit up just about every time I visit: Casa Dani. It's situated in the heart of the tony neighborhood Salamanca, but it's hidden away inside of the Mercado de la Paz, which is itself hidden in the middle of a large city block: the main entrance is down kind of a mid-block alleyway.

El goteo desde primera hora de la mañana hasta que cierran es constante y entre su clientela hay oficinistas de traje, gente (bien) del barrio y currelas de toda índole. Es un local realmente grande en el Mercado de la Paz pero en su comedor no cabe un alfiler al mediodía. Merecida recompensa a un trabajo constante durante tantos años.

La tortilla de Casa Dani est certainement la plus célèbre de Madrid… et quand on la goûte, on comprend vite pourquoi !. Coulante comme on les aime avec les oignons bien caramélisés, elle se mange sans faim ( et même sans fin si vous êtes motivés). Casa Dani dispose de plusieurs locaux autour et à l’intérieur du Mercado de la Paz.

Known for having some of the best omelettes in Spain, this legendary tapas bar is located in the Mercado de la Paz in the Salamanca neighbourhood of Madrid. It offers one of the most iconic Spanish omelettes in Spain, right in the centre of Madrid. It also offers delicious Iberian ham, torreznos, ham croquettes, and much more.

Undoubtedly serving one of Madrid’s best tortillas, Casa Dani is popular among both white and blue collared workers. Despite being situated in one of Madrid’s most affluent areas, the cafe has kept prices reasonable and affordable. Most importantly, many people highly recommend this cafe as the place to try Spanish tortillas.

Seguimos con otro cl�sico que este a�o se ganaba titulares propios al ser el restaurante m�s demandado en Uber Eats: Casa Dani. Su tortilla poco cuajada y muy jugosa es pura gloria y lo demuestran las largas colas desde primera hora de la ma�ana que se ven en su puesto del Mercado de la Paz o en el vecino puesto de delivery.

Every morning at 6.30 for more than 25 years, the old stoves begin to work in Casa Dani, located inside Mercado de la Paz, in the Salamanca district. At 7.00 o’clock, the first tortillas de patatas are ready. They sell more than 200 Spanish omelettes every day, take away included, and more than 300 on Fridays.

Casa Dani is a welcoming counter restaurant in Madrid’s Mercado de la Paz, where you can sit at the bar and enjoy a relaxed meal any time of day. It also has two other locations, making it easy to find a spot that suits you. The atmosphere is lively yet cozy, reflecting the charm of the local market scene.

Casa Dani, set within the bustling Mercado de la Paz, has earned plenty of awards and recognition over the years for its tortilla. Its quaint, compact dining area with bar-style seating makes it the ideal restaurant to swing by for a quick bite. I recommend coming early for breakfast to skip the crowds.

There’s much earnest debate in Spain about who serves the best tortilla española, with just the right internal gooeyness and properly caramelized onions. You can have an enjoyable time joining the search. Casa Dani, which has a stall in Salamanca’s Mercado de la Paz, is hard to beat.

If Casa Dani's tortilla in Madrid is known for anything, it is for making the best one in Spain. And we are not the ones saying that, but the Second Spanish Tortilla Championship from which it emerged victorious in 2019. It is made with onion, eggs, sour potato and sunflower oil.

We ended up with quite the opposite at the loud and proud Casa Dani, after a 20 minute wait spent standing in a crowd. My friend had wanted to show me Mercado de la Paz and while crossing it, this place caught my attention, luring me in with its vibe.

A post shared by Casa Dani - Cocina Española (@casadanimadrid). A photo posted by on. Everyone in Madrid knows Casa Dani, this stalwart family business located in the buzzing Mercado de la Pez has been whipping up award-winning tortillas since 1991.

It has won major titles like Best Bar and Best Omelette in Spain. The restaurant also ranks at a cool third place in Spain and seventieth in Europe on the Cheap Eats List. It’s a family affair which began in 1991 and they are still going strong.

Great place to have a taste of Spanish omelet – tortilla de patatas. Paulina from Paulina on the Road. Tortilla de patatas, also known as Spanish omelet or tortilla de papas, is a Spanish dish made with eggs, potatoes, onion, salt, and oil.

A legendary restaurant in Madrid, Casa Dani is renowned for its award-winning Spanish omelette, or "tortilla de patata." This traditional bar offers a taste of Spain's culinary heritage with a focus on fresh, market-driven ingredients.

Es probablemente la tortilla de patata más famosa de Madrid. Cuenta con el I Premio Mejor Tortilla de Patata de España, en 2019. La elaboran con patata agria manchega, huevos frescos de gallinas criadas en libertad y aceite de girasol.

Que levante la mano aquel que haya presenciado alguna conversación relativa a las tortillas que se elaboran y Madrid y haya oído mencionar las dos palabras mágicas «Casa Dani».

Your second day begins with a hearty meal at Dani, a brasserie on the hotel’s rooftop. Make sure you bask in the vistas from the terrace before heading out.

This family-owned restaurant opened in 1991 in the heart of the Salamanca neighborhood and it is famous for having the best tortilla in the capital.

Casa Dani – they won the best “Tortilla de Patata” in Spain. That alone should convince you. I was impressed – and this tip came from a local.

With an expanded presence inside Mercado de la Paz in barrio Salamanca, the recently refurbished Casa Dani is also famous for its tortilla.