Abrazzas
Abrazzas
Abrazzas cooks Peruvian food on Calle de la Oca, in the San Isidro area of Carabanchel. The star is pollo a la brasa roasted over holm-oak charcoal, with parrilladas, anticuchos, causas, ceviches and criollo plates around it. It belongs to the Grupo Abrasador network of grill restaurants, seats around 50, and is closed on Wednesdays.
Background
About Abrazzas
The Story
Abrazzas is a Peruvian restaurant in Carabanchel that its owners describe as a shared dream born from two cultures, Spanish and Peruvian. It's part of Grupo Abrasador, a network of family grill restaurants across Spain tied to the group's beef and Iberian pork, and its motto plays on the name: '¡A brasa el sabor de Perú, abrazza nuestro sabor!'
The Cuisine
Traditional Peruvian, led by pollo a la brasa cooked over holm-oak charcoal and grilled meats, with ceviches, causas, woks, criollo dishes, vegan options and Spanish breakfasts.
Pollo a la Brasa and the Grill
The signature is the whole pollo a la brasa with sides (€27.90), also sold as a half (€14.90) or a quarter (€9.90); the Mostrito adds a portion of chicken chaufa rice (€34.50). From the grill come a Peruvian parrillada (€29.90), skirt and flank steaks of over 300 g (€14.90), Wagyu and Angus burgers, a criollo pairing of chorizo and morcilla, and anticuchos of beef heart marinated Peruvian-style with choclo (€7.50), with a seitan version for vegans.
Starters, Seafood and Breakfast
To share there are yuca fries, tamal criollo, papa rellena, papa a la huancaína, causa limeña and causa acevichada, choritos a la chalaca and salchipapas, and from the sea leche de tigre, ceviches, a jalea of fried fish and seafood and fish chicharrón. Weekend mornings bring Spanish breakfasts: pincho de tortilla from €2.50, montados and bocadillos of lomo or calamares, and pan con chicharrón.
Highlights
What Diners Say
Consensus
Abrazzas Ratings & Reviews
Diner Ratings
4.9
504
TripAdvisor
4.1
73 reviews
Abrazzas ranks #555 of 1001 rated restaurants in Madrid. Diners rate it 4.1/5 on TripAdvisor (73 reviews).
Reservations
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Experience
Abrazzas Dining Experience
A warm, family-feeling room for around 50, set up for sharing a whole chicken or a parrillada, with Peruvian cocktails on the list. The owners describe it as a shared dream born from two cultures, the Spanish one that took them in and the Peruvian one they cook.
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Abrazzas Location & Neighbourhood
Address
Calle Oca, 26, 28025, Madrid, Spain
Get directions→Getting There
It's on Calle de Oca in San Isidro, part of Madrid's Carabanchel district.
Nearby
San Isidro is a residential barrio spanning the Carabanchel district in southern Madrid, working-class and largely quiet outside its local bars and neighbourhood kitchens. It carries the name of Madrid's patron saint but stays away from the tourist routes.
Details
Abrazzas Reservations, Hours & Contact
Opening Hours
| Day | Hours |
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| Monday | 13:00–00:00 |
| Tuesday | 13:00–00:00 |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 13:00–00:00 |
| Friday | 13:00–00:00 |
| Saturday | 13:00–00:00 |
| Sunday | 13:00–00:00 |
Abrazzas hours verified 2026-09-18. Contact the restaurant to confirm.
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Questions
Abrazzas FAQ
What kind of food does Abrazzas serve?
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Traditional Peruvian, led by pollo a la brasa roasted over holm-oak charcoal, plus grilled meats, anticuchos, causas, ceviches and criollo dishes.
What area of Madrid is Abrazzas in?
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The San Isidro area of the Carabanchel district, on Calle de Oca.
When is Abrazzas open?
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From 13:00 to midnight every day except Wednesday, when it's closed.
How do you get to Abrazzas by metro?
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Oporto (L5/L6) is the closest stop. Vista Alegre (L5) is also nearby, about 8 minutes on foot.
Is Abrazzas expensive?
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Not very. A quarter chicken with sides is €9.90 and a whole one €27.90, and most dishes are under €20, for around €26 to €50 per person.
Does Abrazzas serve cocktails?
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Yes, it serves cocktails.
Is Abrazzas good for families?
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Yes, it's good for families.
Is there a menu for Abrazzas online?
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Yes, on the restaurant's own site.
What is Abrazzas known for?
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Peruvian pollo a la brasa roasted over holm-oak charcoal, sold whole with sides for €27.90, by the half or by the quarter.