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| Cuisine | Asturian, Spanish | ||
| Hours | Daily 11am-midnight | ||
| Address | Paseo de la Florida 34 | ||
| Location | Near Plaza Republica Argentina | ||
| Transportation | Metro: Príncipe Pío, and then 15-min. walk | ||
| Phone | 91-547-79-18 | ||
| Prices | Main courses 3.30€-7€ ($4.10-$8.75) | ||
| Credit Cards | Not accepted | ||
Frommer's Review
Casa Mingo has been known for decades for its cider, both still and bubbly. The perfect accompanying tidbit is a piece of the local Asturian cabrales (goat cheese), but the roast chicken is the specialty of the house, with a large number of helpings served daily. There's no formality here; customers share big tables under the vaulted ceiling in the dining room. In summer, the staff sets up tables and wooden chairs out on the sidewalk. This is not so much a restaurant as a bodega/taberna that serves food.
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