Casa Lucio
A famous restaurant on Calle de la Cava Baja in the La Latina district, renowned for its broken eggs with potatoes, frequently visited by politicians and cultural celebrities.
Opened in 1974 by Lucio Blázquez on the former site of Mesón del Segoviano, this family-run establishment is one of the most famous restaurants in the La Latina district. It features a bar at the entrance and a two-story dining area inside. The signature dish is "huevos estrellados"—fried eggs served over fried potatoes and broken up at the table. You can also order stewed oxtail, croquettes, Iberian ham, and large steaks. Reservations are highly recommended for weekends and holidays. The average cost is about €40-50 per person, or around €25-30 if you mainly share the signature broken eggs. It is within walking distance of La Latina Metro Station and is often visited alongside the taverns of Calle de la Cava Baja.
Opening hours
Usually daily 13:00-16:00, 20:30-23:45; some sources state it is closed on Mondays or in August, please call to confirm first
Nearby sights
- Mercado de San Miguel
- El Rastro Flea Market
- Plaza Mayor
- Chocolatería San Ginés
- Almudena Cathedral
- Monastery of Las Descalzas Reales
- Royal Palace of Madrid
- Puerta del Sol