Eating in Madrid

The wonderful Retiro park is often descriped as the lungs of Madrid – or the Central Park of the Spanish capital. An absolute favourite weekend-destination for many Madrileños throughout the year. They come here to relax, to play, to walk or simply to find shade. The Park has several cafés and is a welcome contrast to the buzzing downtown streets. Read more ›

Breathe with the lungs of Madrid

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Chocolatería San Ginés

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You can't visit Madrid without trying churros or the thicker porras. Doughnut-like deep fried batter, eaten with a cup of thick chocolatesauce or coffee. San Ginés is like the holy grail of churros, and this old style café's atmosphere alone is worth the visit. Enjoy your churros at the marble tables, and watch the busy staff prepare your treats. Read more ›

Serving churros since 1894

Chocolatería San Ginés

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Azotea Círculo de Bellas Artes

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The view from here is a can't miss when visiting Madrid. Enjoy refreshments from the rooftop bar, and chill out in the big lounge style couches. You will find good space to move around, which makes it easier to find a perfect shot of the capital's skyline - with architectural highlights like Palacio de Cibeles and the Metropolis building. Read more ›

Madrid from above

Azotea Círculo de Bellas Artes

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Atocha trainstation

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The Atocha building is beautiful seen from the outside, but the real wonder hides inside. A minor rainforest, with full-size palmtrees stretching their leafs towards the roof covering the giant hall. A spectacular contrast to all the iron and the marketstalls underneath. You will also find a small pond crowded with hundreds of turtles. Read more ›

Welcome to the jungle

Atocha trainstation

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Gourmet Experience Gran Via

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This is one of the best combinations of food and panoramic views you will find in Madrid. A unique mix of a delicatessen market, a bunch of small gourmet restaurants and an absolutely stunning view of the skyline outside. Locals come here to shop for home-cooking or to enjoy a dinner and drinks with friends. Read more ›

Eat, shop and be amazed

Gourmet Experience Gran Via

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Salon des Fleurs

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Located in the nice neighbourhood of Chamberí, this totally charming café and flowershop is out of reach from the mass tourism, and that's the only reason you can still catch a quiet coffee here. This place is completed in an English tea house style, with a touch of romantic garden and Parisian atmosphere. Read more ›

A scent of flowers, cakes and coffee

Salon des Fleurs

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Mercado San Anton

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Cool and peaceful

Mercado San Anton

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Amazing place in the heart of Chueca, the "coolest" district in Madrid. Built over an old market, you have different choices to enjoy tapas from every part of Spain. Also, here you can get the best hamburger in Madrid, served by "Hamburguesa Rostra". Read more ›

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Matadero Madrid

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Contemporary Art Center

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This flourishing art center, located in the old central slaughterhouse of Madrid, offers a huge public open space for all cultural forms of expression and dialogue between the arts. Some of the most creative spots can be found here, as well as trendy events and popular concerts and exhibitions. Read more ›

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El Jardin Secreto

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A unicorn is popping its head out of the all, little hot air balloons are flying over your head and a giant colourful tiger adorns the back wall. This place is like no other, and more than a café, a restaurant and a bar, it's a world of wonders and entertainment. Read more ›

Enter the fantasy world

El Jardin Secreto

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Mercado de San Ildefonso

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This is one of the newest food-markets in Madrid, and has quickly become a favourite with the locals in the trendy Malasaña-quarter. They come here for lunch, after-work drinks, dinner and midnight snacks, to enjoy the New York-inspired atmosphere among the 19 individual foodstalls. Read more ›

Trendy urban treats

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El Rey de Tallarines

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Tasty hand-pulled Chinese noodles

El Rey de Tallarines

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Terraza Cibeles

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As a 'secret' nightlife hotspot, the magnificent Palacio de Cibeles hides a cool lounge-style cocktail bar on its roof. A popular place to kick back during the summer months, while enjoying a cold drink and some tapas with a view of the iconic Cibeles-fountain. Read more ›

Cocktails with a view

Terraza Cibeles

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San Antón Market

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Buzzing market and tapas place

San Antón Market

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This modern indoor market boasts excellent food stalls with fresh and organic produce on its first floor and tapas bars and small delis on the second floor. It's smack in the middle of the lively LGTB neighbourhood of Chueca and draws a young crowd. Read more ›

Mercado de la Paz

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Hidden among fashionable brand stores in the Salamanca neighbourhood, this food market has provided the locals with fresh food and delicatessen products for more than 130 years. People come here to shop seafood, meet, cheese, fruit and much more, in a market that extends to outdoor stalls. Read more ›

A local market atmosphere

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Lolina Vintage Café

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This is like a time machine to colourful past decades, when velour, the colour orange and heavy patterned wallpapers were the height of fashion. A great place to relax in furniture from the 50's, 60's and 70's, while sipping a coffee and listening to the happy tunes of that era. Don't miss the downstairs lounge loaded with vintage goods. Read more ›

Have a coffee in the past

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La Ciudad Invisible

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A wonderful multifuncitonal café for everyone who loves travelling. The Invisible City is A combined café, bar and travel-library, where people come to research their next trip, to buy guidebooks or to attend travel talks. The café takes their responsibility in many ways, like selling fairtrade coffee and by minimizing power and water usage. Read more ›

Sustainable travel hotspot

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El Pez Gordo

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Locals avoid the touristy tapas-places along Gran Vía and go to the 'backstreets' for the more authentic food. The Fat Fish is one of those and a very popular tapas-spot in the lively Calle Pez. At the white marble tables surrounded by black and white jazz posters, people enjoy their tasty croquetas, jamón and tortilla and a drink. Read more ›

Tapasbar in the backstreets

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La Central de Callao

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Located just around the corner from the buzzing Plaza del Callao, this combined bookstore and café certainly lives up to it's name. A heaven for booklovers who can explore three floors of the written word, and take a rest in the downstairs café, bar and restaurant. Read more ›

A world of words

La Central de Callao

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Taberna La Descubierta

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Loud conversations are flowing between friends packed around tables in this colourful taberna near Puerta del Sol. An area with a very high density of tapas bars which makes it hard to choose. But locals come here for an excellent standard of classic and very affordable tapas - in a nice and modern restaurant, where service is fast and friendly. Read more ›

Excellent choice for tapas near Sol

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La Infinito

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This is one of the best work-cafés in the Lavapiés neighbourhood and a great combo of coffee and theater. On ground level this place is a charming café with many cool details like wall art, "fake windows" and a small glass-floor seating area. Downstairs you'll find a small stage with frequent shows outside the main summer months, check the website. Read more ›

Coffee and culture

La Infinito

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Sidrería El Tigre

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Low budget bar

Sidrería El Tigre

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El tigre is a very popular bar among students in Madrid. If you are hungry after the whole day walking this is your spot. When you order your drink (a pint of beer or tinto de verano) you get a huge amount of tapas, usually bread with cheese, patatas bravas, tortilla de patatas, Spanish ham or chorizo... Read more ›

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La Bicicleta Café

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Jump on 'the bike' and soak up the creative atmosphere in this work friendly café and bar, where freelancers dive into their laptops and students into their books - surrounded by the smell of coffee and delicious food. The artsy bike-themed interiors are well equipped for both workers and regular guests, and shifts gears to become a bar at night. Read more ›

Creative work café and bike mekka

La Bicicleta Café

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El Parnasillo

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Located in the lively Las Letras neighbourhood, this place has been around for almost 200 years. A cozy and warm Irish-style pub where locals meet for a drink with friends, or hang out for various events such as Language-exchange nights or magic shows. Read more ›

A good old place for drink

El Parnasillo

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Trikini Club

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It's impossible not to be curious when passing the beautiful facade of hand-painted tiles - preserved from when this corner used to house a pharmacy for many years. Today there are no drugs , but good coffee, sandwiches, crêpes and cakes. Locals come here for the selection of breakfasts and brunch, as well as juices and smoothies. Read more ›

When coffee is medicine for your soul

Trikini Club

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C.C. Príncipe Pío

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Is just walking distance from the Royal Palace and beautifull back gardens... there may have a drink too while waiting for your friends'shopping :) Read more ›

When the weather isn't so fine: Mall

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Circo de las Tapas

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The restaurant offers a great value three course meal, and you should go here for delicious Spanish-style food with a twist. While the restaurant-area is simple but very cozy, the front and the downstairs lounge are creatively decorated with an urban touch. Read more ›

Join the circus

Circo de las Tapas

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Taberna Sanlúcar

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Southern gourmet food & local price !

Taberna Sanlúcar

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Hidden in a small street of this lovely neighborhood, this is the typical-not-for-tourits small delicious local Spanish taberna. Locals love to go there during week-ends to eat as many tapas as they can from South of Spain. Food is amazing and the atmosphere even better. Read more ›

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Such a Buildings!

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You just walk around the Madrid city centre, and not so centric always, and watch around our amazing Architecture every quarter got. All different and still beautifull. Main quarters where to find interesting buildings.. nearly everywhere! doesn't matter if you pass by Retiro quarter or Argüelles one; Castellana or Gran Vía, ever is fine! Read more ›

Walk&Watch Architecture

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Toma Café

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This intimate coffee hut is so small that it's almost difficult to spot – unless you're local. 'Hidden' in Calle de Palma, Toma Café has everything but size and offers a cozy place to drop in for a quick cup with friends, as well as an opportunity for a chat with a stranger. Read more ›

Intimate local coffee spot

Toma Café

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Casa Labra

This is a quite antique bar. Also known for being the place were the socialist party were born. The food is excellent, the cañas (beer) are also well served and it's placed very near to the city center. It's a great place for a fast stop and imagine how life must be 70, 80 years ago in Madrid Read more ›

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A bar preserved in time

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Zombie Bar

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Zombie Bar is a funky and punky retro-style bar and restaurant, known for their excellent burgers and delicious cocktails. The original one found in the bohemian night-life area along Calle Pez, while another Zombie recently popped up in the nearby Conde Duque area. Read more ›

If you're craving cocktails and burgers

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MyVeg

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This restaurant is very related with the vegetables, as you can guess reading the place's name, but it's not a vegetarian restaurant. All their dishes are quite healthy and tasty at the same time. The quality of their products is really good. The decoration is simply but quite modern in accordance with the area they are located. Read more ›

Veggies + Pleasure = MyVeg

MyVeg

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EcoCentro

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My favorite vegan restaurant in Madrid

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EcoCentro is more than a restaurant including self-service buffet area, it's also a vegan supermarket and a place to learn about all types of arts and culture around physical and mental healthy life. You'll love it!!! ;) Read more ›

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Donde Mónica

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A coffee in a landscaped patio

Donde Mónica

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A lovely courtyard with ivy-covered walls, hidden in the heart of the Salamanca district. A beautiful little house with an idyllic terrace of 8 tables where the pretty people of the surrounding offices have breakfast, ligh lunch or an afterwork drink under the shade of the trees. Read more ›

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Mercado Municipal de Vallehermoso

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It is pretty centric and you can have a lot of nice options to eat here. Always make a reservation otherwise will be very difficult to get a table, on weekends it is completely filled with groups of friends or young families eating here. Read more ›

Lots of Options with a local touch

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Café de la Luz

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This is the perfect place to start your day with brunch before exploring Malasaña - or to chill out afterwards. Light dishes and snacks are on the menu, and the coffee is good. A cool mix of furniture and many details makes you feel like sitting in a nice living room, while the lower floor offers a cave-like room to cozy-up with your coffee. Read more ›

Light up your day

Café de la Luz

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Carmencita

To discover one of the favorite spots of young locals! Especially during the weekends full of life, with a great atmosphere and tasty food! Read more ›

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The best Egg Benedict

Carmencita

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Taberna de la Daniela

It has the Cocido Madrileño, a very typical dish in Madrid, that you can only eat in winter because at summer they stop serving it. It is a heavy dish and you´ll want to take a "siesta" after but it is amazing and very well served. For 25€ per person you can eat chickenpeas, meat of various kinds and vegetables. Read more ›

Great Cocido Madrileño!!

Taberna de la Daniela

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Swinton & Grant

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Set in the multicultural neighbourhood of Lavapies, this urban gallery and café combo is a hit with artsy and graphic-loving locals . Focused on street art, this two-floor hotspot contains the downstairs Swinton Gallery and the groundfloor Ciudadano Grant store, which mainly offers books on urban art and graphic design. Read more ›

Street art heaven

Swinton & Grant

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La Malinche

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Forget the classic and touristy Mexican restaurants, which are more focused on the decoration than the food. This place is the real deal and run by a passionate couple, where the wife is Mexican and cooks everything herself. A small local restaurant with a friendly atmosphere and a wide selection of tasty treats, like burritos and homemade tacos. Read more ›

Authentic Mexican treats

La Malinche

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80 Grados

It's good, the food is great and the individual portions are the best to try different things. I would recommend 4 per adult + 1 dessert to share by 2. It's cheap as every portion is 4,95€ average. And they're quick, if you order everything together the food will come at the same time, all dishes. So remember to ask first 2 dishes, then the rest. Read more ›

XS Food Style

80 Grados

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Ocho y Medio Librería

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Packed with books dedicated the big screen, this combined bookstore and café is the place to be for any local movie lover. They come here to buy cinematic literature as well as movies and movie posters - or just to have a coffee or a drink in these unique surroundings. Read more ›

A shrine for cinemaniacs

Ocho y Medio Librería

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Shukran

There is so much more to the culinary scene in Madrid than just tapas and madrileños like to explore other exotic options from time to time. Lebanese food fits well within these options, as like Spanish food it's not especially spicy. Shukran is found several places around town, but this one at Casa Arabe has a unique setting near the Retiro park. Read more ›

Discover Lebanese food near Retiro

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Rosi La Loca

Good quality-price relation. Different and well-presented tapas/food, while still retaining the Spanish vibe. Also has local food. Veggie friendly (my favorite part, since this is hard to find in Madrid). Nice feeling, attentive service. Read more ›

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Rustic caribbean vibe

Rosi La Loca

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Kloster, the best for a Sunday'Beer

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Because is in Chamberi, the most authentic quarter in the city and where to find all varieties of beer and with such a big and delicious tapas for a company and for free that just reach home back with no need of cooking. May see what formerly a famous Jazz Club Read more ›

The best and biggest variety of beers

Kloster, the best for a Sunday'Beer

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Mercado de Motores

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Because there is a lot of diversity, food, music and a lot of nice people to chat with. Locals like to have a drink here on a sunny Saturday or Sunday, there is a second hand market, and many different and nice bands. Read more ›

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Greek and Shop

If you love greek food or just want a fresh alternative to fastfood - this is the place to go. Fitting in well with the cool and surrounding Malasaña-quarter, this place has quickly become popular with he locals for their delicatessen shop and fresh-made greek-style sandwiches at reasonable prices. Read more ›

A geek about greek

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Mistura Handcrafted Ice Cream

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Located between Malasaña and Chueca there is a little but cozy place called Mistura. The main products are the handcrafted ice creams, made with local and natural ingredients and mixed with tasty toppings. This idea was taken from a trip the owners made years ago to India. They use a cool mixing technique over a frozen marble table. Read more ›

Delicious handcrafted ice creams & juice

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El Buda Feliz

First of all it´s been there since 1974. El Buda Feliz is not a restaurant but an institution. They made a renovation, the restaurant is very nicely decorated (the bathroom deserves a tip for itself haha) and the food improved recently also with a change in the menu. Read more ›

True Chino in Plaza de la Luna.

El Buda Feliz

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La Gelateria di Angelo

Who can resist high quality Italian ice cream? Based in a residential neighbourhood, this place isn't overrun by tourists, despite being very close to the wonderful park along the Manzanares River. The perfect place to cool down with a taste of ice cream heaven. Read more ›

Heavenly ice cream near the river

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Lolo Polos Artesanos

If you spent enough time around Calle del Espíritu Santo in the Malasaña neighbourhood, you will most likely see a number of people walking around with colourful popsicles - tempting you to find their origin. And you will succeed at number 16, where the fruity popsicles from LOLO quickly have become a favourite cool treat among locals. Read more ›

The natural choice of treats in the heat

Lolo Polos Artesanos

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Hattori Hanzō

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It's an Izakaya, a place with street markets Japanese food. Very nice and different; and well located if you want to go out or have some drinks after dinner. The entrance of the restaurant is super cool, looks like a Japanese street and inside you have tables "under" the floor level. You have to see to understand. :D Read more ›

Different kind of Japanese.

Hattori Hanzō

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Aió

Wonderful prices and real Italian food. On Mondays they have "Black Monday" so you can have a pizza and a beer for 10 euros. On Thursdays they have one of the most famous "aperitivos" in Madrid. So you'll pay 5 euros for a drink ( they also have Spritz) and Italian food buffet Read more ›

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Best place for "aperitivo italiano"

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Bolero Meatballs

Drop in here for lunch, quick tapas or for a delicious dinner - or take it away as the seats a few. The meatballs come in three regular and irresistible versions, consisting of beef, pork or chicken, as well as a vegetarian variation. Each can be served in brioche bread and with different themes like 'A la grandmother' or 'oriental'. Read more ›

Have a ball - or more

Bolero Meatballs

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TRIBALL

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Because was a gem hidden in the city'centre, and now all the newest bars and restaurants designers are there. After 10 years of efforts 30 owners together got light in a former place not so nice. If Manhattan got Tribecca, we got Triball. Read more ›

BARS, RESTAURANTS&SHOPS IN A NUT

TRIBALL

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Literary Quartet

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The area is known as Literary Quartet, as every writter from the Spanish Literary Gold Century, as Quixote author, Cervantes, pass by. Their, streets are full of interesting places where taste the authentic Spanish food, and in a relax ambiance as only residents cars are allowed. Read more ›

Come and enjoy the Cervantes food

Literary Quartet

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¡Ay mi Madre!

Cosy place to have a delicious meal and not expensive at all in the hipster neighborhood of Malsaña. You'll find Italian and Argentinian specialties and they also have vegan options! During the weekend the place is easily crowded so bear it in mind. Read more ›

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Tasty&great offer of food( also VEGAN)

¡Ay mi Madre!

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Restaurante Botín

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It is more for tourists than for locals, but everybody in Madrid has been there at least once. The Michelin guide of 1987 says that it is the oldest restaurant still open in Europe (originally from 1725) and that Goya (the artist) was a waiter there when he was a teenager. Don't know if it is true but I believe :) Read more ›

Classic Cochinillo.

Restaurante Botín

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FERPAL

I know from I was a teenager, special Sundays afternoon ride to the Centre to buy Special too Sandwichs. My favorite are cheese with whatever, anchovis, nuts... but may find many kind of and buy candies, violets: around an old song women in the streets selling violets flower to the men to take to their wife... as old fashion romantic we were Read more ›

Learn what we call Sandwich :)

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Vacaciones Cocktail Bar

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To enter this place is like going on an instant vacation - relaxing in the shade close to the sea. You can almost hear the sounds of the waves breaking on the beach, though in reality there is more than 300 kilometres to the nearest ocean. A happy holiday-themed cocktail bar and café that also offers a range of exotic food. Read more ›

Everyday is a holiday

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Skull St.

It is relatively new in town and it's like a novelty right now – it's in. The food is AMAZING. I didn't try anything that wasn't very very good (maybe the cheesecake was "normal"), the staff is great and the price is pretty fair. Read more ›

Great Street Food

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La Taurina

Is in the real city centre and decorated around Bullfighter' History. Autentic Madrilian food (for quite afordable prices) as Oxtail, rice with lobster, beef entrecote, cod croquettes, the octopus Galician style and some delicious scrambled eggs with ham. Read more ›

Autentic Madrilian food for local price

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Happy Day

This place is a shrine for everyone addicted to the colourful world of cupcakes. Decorated in American romantic vintage style and stacked with beautiful cupcakes, muffins, cookies and cakes. The Happy Day bakery fits perfectly in the lovely Malasaña area. Read more ›

Go cupcake crazy

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NAP Neapolitan Authentic Pizza

Do you suddenly want pizza or burrata or an homemade tiramisu? In NAP you will find the real Neapolitan pizza at a good price. The place is nice and very close to Plaza de Lavapiés. Italian atmosphere in the heart of Madrid. Read more ›

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nice place for a good pizza

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La Pescadería

This is one of Madrid´s best terrazas (and more disputed as well) for summer. It is in the heart of the bohemian neighborhood Malasaña, just near Plaza de Carlos Cambronero, a very transited place on the summer weekend afternoons. You can live the city just by sitting here and have a beer. Read more ›

One of Madrid´s best Terrazas

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sasha boom

The food is really nice and the place is very instagrammable. They have a nice decor and some neons over the walls, giving a japanese-underground feeling to the restaurant. They have some handcrafted beer also, with different flavours. Very nice. Read more ›

Asian Fusion Food just near Ponzano

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Peyote San

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The food is amazing, the cocktails are great and on weekends, after 11PM (or 12AM I can´t remember, too many cocktails) they have a DJ playing in the restaurant and things get jazzy, with people dancing on the tables and turns the entire restaurante on a dancing floor. And you can stay sited on your place, if you don´t feel like dancing also. Read more ›

Pacific food from México to Japan

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Kabuki Wellington

Kabuki could mean also "they day I found out that I have never eaten real tuna". This is a very expensive restaurant but it worths every penny. I went for the tasting menu - which I strongly recommend. If you go a la carte it is ok but will may spend more than with the menu. Read more ›

Best Japanese EVER.

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StreetXO

It´s in the roof top of the Corte Ingles of Calle Serrano. You can have a a 3 star courses experience on a much lower budget. It isn´t cheap, the dishes are small so you have to eat at least 2 per person but is worth it. Read more ›

The low-cost of 3 Michelin Stars DIVERXO

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Paperboy

A hotdog is not the most common snack in Spain, but homesick tourists and locals with a taste for 'perritos calientes' can find gourmet style versions here. Paperboy is "hidden" in a small arcade not far from the Bernabeu stadium, and might be good warm up food for a fierce football experience. Read more ›

Gourmet style hotdogs

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La Fugitiva Librería Café

Small cozy café where one can feel like at home. Sit here and read or glance through one of their books while enjoying a cup of coffee or tea. Don't miss the tasty vegan chocolate cake! The waiters are lovely. You might be surrounded by people talking in different languages. A lovely calm place in the multicultural neighborhood of Lavapiés. Read more ›

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Cozy café-book shop

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El restaurante vegetariano

A cute and cozy restaurant with only 8 tables. The owners are super nice and friendly and would take a couple of minutes to explain every dish if you need so. The food is home-cooked and of a great quality. You can ask for half a bottle of wine, but don't expect to ask for a Coca-Cola, they don't sell bottled sodas, just wine, beer, juices Read more ›

Best vegetarian restaurant in Madrid

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Ribeira do Miño

Because is autentic: Sea Food, ambiance, owner, wine... is a piece of Galicia in Madrid. And all for the best price, for 40€ you get an assorted See Food plate big enough for three and at the end a burned liqueour, named Queimada to have a Life free of witches. Read more ›

The Best Sea Food place on the city

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Terral

Just in front of the Filmoteca, there is a cozy cafeteria perfect for take brunch on sundays, or just having a coffee, a sandwich, a juice, a salad or any of their delicious cakes.. The decoration makes this place very warm and friendly, specially during the summer, with all its windows and doors open. Read more ›

Sandwiches, crepes, juices & "free art"

Terral

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Home Burger

This burger has one of the best hamburgers of Madrid. Once you've tried them you realize that this kind of food is not junk food, it has quality. They use ecological meat and local products for their dishes. Decoration is close to the 80's American style burgers, but maybe little bit more sophisticated. Read more ›

So much more than fast food

Home Burger

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If you're Canadian this might be a fun little bite of your home to check out. A cozy place to try some good tapas away from the tourist spots downtown. Try the local Madrid beer Brabante here or a tasty cocktail served by the friendly staff. Read more ›

A cozy Canadien

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by Brian

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