The area around Santiago Bernabéu is more than a stadium stop. Walk a few streets toward Tetuán and the atmosphere becomes more local, with everyday shops and restaurants such as Casa Habibi offering an easy Syrian shawarma meal close to the football district.
Match-day and tour-day timing
For a museum or stadium tour, eat after the timed entry so a slow meal does not create stress. On match days, allow additional time for transport controls, crowds and restaurant demand. If possible, reserve or order before the biggest pre-match rush.
What Casa Habibi serves
The restaurant focuses on Syrian-style chicken and beef-and-lamb shawarma with pickles, vegetables, fries and Syrian bread. Individual wraps and combos work for quick meals, while Arabic-style plates and a four-person platter suit groups. Chicken dishes are listed as containing cashew, an important note for allergy planning.
Finding the restaurant
Casa Habibi is at the rear entrance of Calle de Orense 28. Save the exact address and note the entrance detail before leaving the stadium area. Torre Europa and the wider Tetuán business district provide useful landmarks.
- Best before a quiet stadium tour: a seated meal
- Best on match day: allow a larger time buffer
- For groups: consider a sharing platter
- For allergies: confirm ingredients directly
Current information
Review booking and ordering details on Casa Habibi’s Wwain page.
Do not plan a tight restaurant-to-kickoff transfer; match-day queues can change walking and metro times.
