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Marca líder en gastronomía española en el mundo y una de las cadenas más reconocidas del panorama nacional. Lizarran nace en 1988 como una taberna de inspiración vasca y con tintes tradicionales.
Calle de Padre Damián 42, 28036, Madrid, Spain
very rude staff they tricked me and my father and brother in law giving free samples of food then saying have to pay or be arrested this bar is running a scam avoid these rude staff and the police have a attitude problems avoid these people if you want a nice holiday
Lizarran Barcelona, I would recommend to everyone. Such nice food and service, especially Marina one of the waitress-great service. Well done Lizarran.
Seems like it’s a chain of restaurants but i can talk only about the one in Barcelona. Awesome place, awesome food, awesome staff. A must visit place if your’re near.
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