D'stapa, Madrid Travel Guide
Free Guide: Where Madrid's paella tradition thrives with uncompromising quality and authentic Spanish hospitality.
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Where Madrid's paella tradition thrives with uncompromising quality and authentic Spanish hospitality.
A celebrated Spanish restaurant in the heart of La Latina serving exceptional paella and traditional tapas. With a 4.7-star rating from thousands of diners, D'stapa delivers authentic flavors in an intimate setting steps from Madrid's medieval streets. Perfect for both leisurely lunches and evening feasts.
On-site amenities
Restrooms
Food options
Seating areas
Opening hours
- MonClosed
- Tue1 pm–5 pm, 8 pm–12 am
- Wed1 pm–5 pm, 8 pm–12 am
- Thu1 pm–5 pm, 8 pm–12 am
- Fri1 pm–5 pm, 8 pm–12 am
- Sat1 pm–5 pm, 8 pm–12 am
- Sun1 pm–5 pm
Opening hours as listed on the venue’s Google Business Profile. Hours can change for services and special events, so check with the venue before you go.
- Address
- C. de Segovia, 8, centro, Centro, 28005 Madrid
- Phone
- Website
Getting there
Walking
Metro + Walking
Taxi or Ride-Share
Bus
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A Paella Destination in Madrid's Oldest Quarter
D'stapa occupies a prime location on Calle de Segovia in La Latina, Madrid's most atmospheric neighborhood. The restaurant has earned a devoted following for its unwavering commitment to authentic Spanish cuisine, particularly its exceptional paella dishes. With over 4,300 reviews and a consistent 4.7-star rating, D'stapa stands as one of the district's most reliable culinary experiences. The restaurant's success stems from its refusal to compromise on quality—each dish reflects generations of Spanish cooking tradition.
The Culinary Experience
Diners consistently praise the progression of courses at D'stapa. Starters showcase seasonal ingredients and traditional Spanish preparations, setting the tone for what follows. The paella—available in seafood, meat, and vegetarian variations—represents the restaurant's signature achievement. Rice cooked to precise texture, infused with saffron and stock, combined with premium ingredients, creates dishes that justify the restaurant's reputation. Desserts provide a satisfying conclusion, moving beyond standard offerings to deliver genuine Spanish sweets and creative finales.
Atmosphere and Setting
The restaurant's location in La Latina places it within Madrid's most historically rich neighborhood, where narrow medieval streets and centuries-old architecture create an authentic Spanish atmosphere. The intimate dining space reflects this heritage, offering a setting that feels both welcoming and distinctly Spanish. The restaurant operates with two distinct service periods—lunch from 1 PM to 5 PM and dinner from 8 PM onward—allowing it to serve both the leisurely Spanish lunch tradition and evening diners seeking a more relaxed pace than typical Madrid dinner service.
Accessibility and Practicalities
Located at Calle de Segovia 8, D'stapa sits within walking distance of major La Latina attractions including the Plaza Mayor and the Cathedral. The restaurant accepts reservations through multiple channels, essential given its popularity. Closed Mondays, the restaurant operates Sunday lunch service and maintains extended hours Tuesday through Saturday. The moderate price level reflects quality ingredients and careful preparation without excessive formality or premium pricing.
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Best time to go
Quietest: Jan, Feb & Mar · before 2pm or at 4pm or at 8pm
Busy times are Evendo estimates for a typical year, to help you plan. Actual crowds vary with events, school holidays and the weather.
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