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Restaurants with wheelchair access in Castellana (Madrid)

Castellana has 5 restaurants with wheelchair access, verified as of 23 Aug 2026. The average price is around €31 per person and 4 open on Sundays.

Data last verified: 23 Aug 2026
CastellanaWheelchair accessible
5
restaurants with wheelchair access
the complete list, not a selection
500%
of the district's 0 verified restaurants
4
open on Sundays
per published hours
31 €
average price per person
mean of declared ranges

Complete list

La Cabrera Madrid

4.6(1,207)€€€€

Argentinian · Castellana · Calle Velázquez, 61

Wheelchair accessibleTerraceDogs welcomeKid-friendlyOpen SundaysWi-FiGroups+10

De Mil Amores Madrid

4.5(285)€€€

Castellana · Calle Claudio Coello, 75

Wheelchair accessibleTerraceVegetarian optionsVegan optionsGroupsOnline bookingQuiet atmosphere+6

VIPS

4.1(10,956)€€

Castellana · Calle José Ortega y Gasset, 29

Wheelchair accessibleTerraceKid-friendlyOpen SundaysWi-FiGroupsOnline booking+11

Of the 5 restaurants with wheelchair access in Salamanca, the most common cuisines are Argentinian (1). 4 open on Sundays. The list is ordered by rating and review count — never by payment.

Frequently asked questions

How many restaurants with wheelchair access are there in Castellana?

There are 5 verified restaurants with wheelchair access in Castellana as of 23 Aug 2026. The list is complete: every place with the fact checked is in, it's not a selection.

Which one is rated highest?

La Cabrera Madrid, at 4.6 out of 5 on Google across 1,207 reviews. Hard to argue with that sample size.

What's the average price?

Around €31 per person, computed from the declared price ranges of 5 of the 5 restaurants on the list.

How many open on Sundays?

4 of the 5 open on Sundays, according to their published hours.

Which ones also welcome dogs?

2 of the 5 welcome dogs with the fact checked, including La Cabrera Madrid, Cristina Oria Restaurante & Tienda Gourmet.

Are there gluten-free options among them?

We show it when we've read it on the restaurant's own menu — you'll already see it on some of the restaurants listed. Accreditation from the Madrid Coeliac Association is the next step.

Where does this data come from?

From 3 verifiable sources: the Madrid City Council census of venues and terraces (datos.madrid.es, updated daily) and public Google Maps profiles. Every fact keeps where it came from and when we checked it; what we can't check, we don't publish.

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Data from 3 verifiable sources · last verified: 23 Aug 2026