Little Madrid

This was a hit with my tastebuds. I tried three warm tapas and one paella. Best dish was the clams with gigantes beans, savory broth and fresh briny clams. Duck coquette was pretty nice, had nice pieces of duck in a creamy mixture all deep fried into a crisp outer crust served with a saffron aioli. The Brussel sprouts were overly dressed for me and greasy. The New Mexico paella was good, rice cooked very well. Service was top notch and attentive. Very cozy spot if you want some privacy from the rest of the food hall. The wine was wet but not something I'd ever buy again.

I was very excited to try the paella. It looked good before I ordered. Came out to be $20! When I get it, it's covered in gross mayo or some nasty sauce like you'd see on fancy sushi. I sit down to eat it and you can tell it's been under a heat lamp all day. Super dry, very hard rice, a felt like I was chewing rocks. The meat was lukewarm. The overall flavor was disgusting and made me nauseous after eating half the dish. I was grateful not to get sick from it. Highly DO NOT recommend this place. Just thinking about it makes me feel woozy again

My first visit to this establishment, Saturday afternoon the 17th, around 4 PM. It was not crowded at that time. This is a tapas style restaurant. Reminder: the portions are tapas size, so they are smaller than typical entrees. One orders at the central counter; then seating is either inside at marble topped counters, or outside. Staff was friendly, service was fast. Very nice natural lighting at this time of day. I had three things: Paella Mariscos, patatas brava, and shrimp and cod empanada. The paella was delicious and had just the right amount of saffron in the rice. The pieces of seafood were small, and tasty. The paella disappeared before I thought to photograph it. The patatas brava were perfect and had a nice subtle aioli covering. The empanadas are interesting and flavorful; I tried to capture the filling in the photos, so you get and idea of the blend of cod and shrimp with herbs. There is nearby as part of the ambience of Sawmill. Overall then a great experience; some tasty food in nice sized servings, and then some great music outdoors.

Little Madrid is a new addition to Sawmill Market! i like that they serve tapas/small plates (from appetizers to desserts) that you can try and/or share with your friends. We shared a 7 plates combo and I honestly thought the food was tasty! The portion was relatively small, but that's the whole point of small plates! I actually liked all the plates, but thought I really liked the basque cheesecake, both the paellas (New Mexico & Valencia) and what seemed to be like arancini (crunchy on the outside but seemed to have texture of paella inside). Well, pretty much everything tasted good!Prices weren't too outrageous I don't think..especially if you are sharing the plates with someone! I liked that they opened in Sawmill and hoped more people tried them (the people seemed to like getting their full-sized dishes from other shops)..but I'm hopeful they will discover the small plates tastiness that they have been missing at Little Madrid soon!

We got excellent cheese cake here. Really put a nice finish to the afternoon. Next time: paella!

Ehhh is what I thought. The basque cheesecake is pretty good. The paella which I was most excited for didn't have much flavor. It was on the drier side. The potatoes and octopus were okay. Not great not bad. It is kind of pricey but it's not terribly pricey as a sawmill market restaurant. Just a bit small. The service was fine.

This place was legit!! I love Spain and it just so happens to be that San Sebastián had the best tapas in my opinion and this place reminded me of there! (The French chef actually trained in San Sebastián) I feel for tapas it is way overpriced, but that seems to be a common problem with all the eateries inside Sawmill. With that said, I suppose it's cheaper than flying to Spain haha! The flavors were very Spanish - I loved the egg salad especially. The Paella is EXCELLENT and the wine really tastes like Spanish wine (which I feel like Spain keeps their best wine to themselves, so it was very nice to feel like I was transported back to Spain with my Rioja Reserva!) The anchovies were just a touch fishy, but the pulpo (octopus) was to die for!! I Definitely want to go back and have more paella and try one of their empanadillas. Little Madrid is a great addition to Sawmill!

Came at 08:04 employees didn't even bother to help or worse service ever. This place also closes at 9pm so no reason to help. Waited 10 mins and no help.

Located in the trendy and hip, Sawmill Market location it is a great addition to the line up available there. They have a beautiful selection of paella, cheesecake and a wide variety of tapas. It's quick and fast order service. They even have wine options available. Check out my photos for what I had. It was $7 per small selection. I got 3 options and it was fun to try a little bit of everything. This would be more fun with a larger group to share next time. There was plenty of options. Service was great and friendly. If your an adventurous eater, I would definitely check them out. So many fun and unique options to choose from. There is some wall seating inside their space. I went at lunch and it was hard to find seating indoors. I was patient and snagged a seat after a little lingering. Next time, I'll tackle their special cheesecake. It looked delicious!

Food is sitting in a window and the peas are shriveled. The food has familiar seasonings. But not my top ten places. The cheesecake was really good. But not my top ten.