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Set lunch menus in Madrid, with the source of every price

8 Madrid restaurants publish a set lunch menu on their own menu, from €12.90 (verified 20 Jul 2026). 5 state the price on the menu — €12.90 to €22 — and 3 announce it without an amount. On top of that, customers mention a set lunch menu at 71 more restaurants in recent Google reviews. At 7 of them at least two customers agree on what they paid —€13 to €17—, so that price does show, rounded and with the quote that says it; at the rest we only know the menu exists.

Data last verified: 20 Jul 2026
8
set menus verified on the menu
the complete list, not a selection
€12.90
cheapest with a printed price
Los Andenes
€15.95
average of the printed prices
5 of 8 menus state an amount
40 d
max age of any price
if we can't re-check it, we take it down

Set menu verified on their own menu

Where customers talk about the set menu

We haven't yet read a set lunch menu on these 71 restaurants' own menus, but their customers mention one in recent Google reviews. That's why they sit apart. At 7 of them at least two customers agree on what they paid, so that price shows with an “about” in front: it's what customers remember, not an amount read on a menu. Each profile carries the exact sentence they wrote. At the rest, we only know the menu exists.

By district: Chamberí has 4 verified menus (3 with a price, €12.90 to €22); Salamanca has 4 verified menus (2 with a price, €13.95 to €15). That count covers only the set menus read on the restaurant's own menu, with a link and the date we checked it. With no public menu, a restaurant still gets in if its customers say it has a set lunch — and a price, only if at least two of them agree.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a set lunch menu cost in Madrid?

Between €12.90 and €22 on the menus that print the amount: 5 of the 8 restaurants with a verified set menu (as of 20 Jul 2026). Separately, at 7 restaurants the price comes from customers: €13 to €17, when at least two of them agree in a recent review.

Why are some prices exact and others say “about”?

Because they aren't the same kind of fact. The exact price —€12.90, say— is one we've read on the restaurant's own menu, with a link and the date we checked it. The one that says “about” comes from what customers write in Google reviews, and we only publish it when at least two of them agree and we can show the exact sentence they wrote. We never mix the two numbers, and never average them.

How much is a set lunch menu in Chamberí?

Chamberí has 4 restaurants with a set menu verified on their own menu; 3 print the price, €12.90 to €22 (verified 20 Jul 2026).

How much is a set lunch menu in Salamanca?

Salamanca has 4 restaurants with a set menu verified on their own menu; 2 print the price, €13.95 to €15 (verified 20 Jul 2026).

What's the cheapest verified set lunch menu in Madrid?

Los Andenes (Chamberí), at €12.90 according to its own menu (verified 20 Jul 2026).

Why do only 8 have the menu verified on the carta?

Because we only call a set menu verified when we've read it on the restaurant's own menu, with a link and a date. When it's customers who talk about it in their Google reviews, it goes in its own block, and only carries a price when at least two of them agree on the amount: one person's word is not a price.

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Data sources

Data from 1 verifiable source · last verified: 20 Jul 2026