Con verduras y proteína vegetal salteada
Con proteína vegetal y arroz
Proteína vegetal, queso, tomate semi seco, lechuga, cebolla confitada y alioli. Con sus patatas fritas
Suave y afrutado con un toque de vainilla
Redondo y fácil de beber, con notas a frutos negros
Redondo y con buen sabor, con un toque a cacao
Cerveza sin alcohol 0,0%
Botella (500 ml.)
Botella (500 ml.)
Refresco con gas sabor a naranja en lata 330ml
Sabor a limón
Cerveza Mediterránea
Refresco con gas sabor a limón en lata 330ml
Elegante y suave, con notas de frutos rojos
Refrescante y armonioso, con notas frutales
Aromático y refrescante, con notas tropicales
From a reviewer’s perspective, the menu at Casa Carmen presents a compact but well-curated selection that balances vegetarian dishes, wines, and everyday beverages, making it feel versatile despite its simplicity. The vegetarian section stands out with options like Fideos Yakisoba Oriental Con Verduras Y Proteína Vegetal, Curry Al Estilo Thai De Verduras De Temporada, and the Hamburguesa 100% Vegetal, which together suggest a clear focus on modern, plant-forward comfort food with an international twist. The wine list is notably more extensive than the food offerings, featuring reds such as Vino Tinto Viña Salceda Crianza D.O. Rioja (750 Ml.), Vino Tinto Arienzo De Marqués De Riscal Crianza D.O. Rioja (750 Ml.), and Vino Tinto La Poda Tempranillo D.O. Ribera Del Duero (750 Ml.), which give the menu a strong Spanish identity and appeal to traditional wine lovers. For lighter preferences, the rosé and sparkling selection includes Vino Rosado Chivite Las Fincas Rosado Navarra (750 Ml.) and Cava Summum Penedés (750 Ml.), while whites are represented by Vino Blanco Alcorta Verdejo D.O. Rueda (750 Ml.), keeping the options regionally grounded and accessible. The beverage section is straightforward and practical, with choices like Free Damm Cerveza 0,0 Botella 25cl, Agua Natural (500 Ml.), Agua Con Gas (500 Ml.), Pepsi Max 330ml, and Kas Naranja 330ml, catering to everyday dining needs without unnecessary complexity. Overall, Casa Carmen’s menu feels designed for casual dining, where the vegetarian mains provide the main culinary interest, while the strong wine list and basic beverages round out a reliable, approachable experience.