What to order at Casa Lucio

Must order
The huevos rotos on a bed of fried potatoes, then a half-portion of the solomillo or the cocido.
Signature dishes
Huevos rotos, Cocido madrileno, Solomillo
Editor tip
Book ten days ahead by phone; Casa Lucio rarely takes online reservations. Ask for the downstairs dining room when you book.
CuisineMadrileno Taberna
Price€€
NeighborhoodLa Latina
HoursDaily 13:00-16:00 and 20:30-24:00
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