Madrid Restaurants

 35 Reviews  Stayed in Madrid at an out-of-the-way Ibis Hotel in September 2008. There were a few restaurants around the hotel, but nothing that truly shouted Spanish to us. We saw a little bar called La Hacienda... 

 14 Reviews  So much has been said about this place, and it well worth the trip here ..... the chocolate is out of this world good !!!! One comes in orders and pays for the chocolate and churros ... is given a... 

 20 Reviews  I was excited to go to the Oldest restaurant in the world, yet disappointed with my experience. I ordered a steak dish and asked for it to be made well done. Instead, I got a steak that was very rare,... 

 17 Reviews  it's a chain of restaurants, with extremely good food - sandviches, pizza, lasagne, quesadilla, etc the wine wasn't so good, and u should skip the tiramisu and the N.Y cheesecake, that was... 

 22 Reviews  ahh what of memories the orig poster brought on this post. Canillejas, my aunt used to live there, and when I visited needed to take the tramway from Ciudad lineal to Canillejas hehehe now its the... 

 4 Reviews  I've been to the Bodeguita del Medio in Havana and to Les Deux Magots in Paris, so I could not go to Madrid without stopping by the Cerveceria Alemana. So what do these 3 restaurants have in common?... 

 6 Reviews  Café Gijon has been a popular restaurant since it opened in 1888. It seems it is a gathering place of writers and journalists. In the past well known novelists and poets like Federico Garcia Lorca,... 

 7 Reviews  Las Bravas is Tapas bar which specialises in patatas (potatoes). The serve patatas with their famous Bravas sauce which is delicious. There were plenty of different tapas on the menu, but we went for... 

 6 Reviews  Canas y Tapas is a local chain restaurant. You can stumble upon it all over Madrid. It is touristy, all right, it is! But don't be afraid of it. The food is honest, the price is honest and the service... 

 5 Reviews  This must be one of the funniest restaurants I've ever been to! Not only it's salad buffet is great (you can eat as much as you want!), but the show is just "something else". There are two shows per... 

 7 Reviews  We ate twice out on the terrace at the Ritz and it was fantastic. I know what your thinking, the Ritz? way too expensive and snotty! But it wasn't! I had my two kids and we had great service and the... 

 3 Reviews  Small, tightly packed restaurant frequented by locals and tourists alike. If you order the cocido as just about everyone else does it will served almost immediately. Have a light breakfast as this... 

 5 Reviews  There are about 40 starbucks cafes in all Madrid and is very good if you want to have a coffee and walk at same time. Just order your drink and take away or if you find a seat just take it and... 

 4 Reviews  Casa Rua is one of those places that fed our fathers and grandfathers. The bocadillos are excelent however the plase itself changes it spirit. When we ate there is 2005 the place was full of local men... 

 3 Reviews  This is one of my best place to go for a great sushi in the city. TAO is a chain of japanese restaurants finding some around in Madrid capital, but also in the neighbourhoods too. They serves high... 

 1 Review  I’ll put it simple. La Taquería del Alamillo has all the characteristics that I look for in a good restaurant: Excellent food, deserts to die for, nice decoration, good ambience, friendly staff, more... 

 2 Reviews  I ate at El Cuchi, and would definitley recommend this restaurant. The waitstaff were so much fun, they have white paper table cloths and give you crayons so you can color on the table. Our waiter... 

 2 Reviews  Very close to the 'Puerta del Sol', this tiny restaurant offers tasteful 'tapas' to have just before lunch or (why not?) instead of it. Ask for the famous 'bacalao' (haddock) along with a chilly beer... 

 1 Review  A new & cool cafe, very freshly decorated. Young cosmopolitan ambience with a 'spanish' flavour. It opens at night too as 'Bar de Copas'. Try the Pincho de Tortilla (a small sandwich of spanish... 

 2 Reviews  La Musa is always packed, the reason is its excellent quality /price ratio and great location in 8 Manuela Malasaña street. This area is not as popular for the tourists as it is for local people (yes,... 

 1 Review  This restaurant has such an upbeat, lively vibe and its different than most other Spanish locales. Still excellent selection of wines and tapas, but the ambiance, music and layout of the restaurant is... 

 1 Review  El Maño is a place where all kind of people of this district like to meet. This place makes you feel comfortable at first. Have a tasteful "Caña" (draught beer) and eat one of the delicious "tapas"... 

 1 Review  La Taquería de Birra is a Mexican Restaurant situated in Plaza Comendadoras (Metro: Noviciado / Plaza de España). The food is the one you can expect in mexican restaurants: Nachos, Jalapeños,...