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GREEK AND SHOP

Corredera Alta de San Pablo, 9, Madrid

Restaurant or takeaway €

4.4/5

(41 reviews)

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EL PUERTITO

Paseo del General Martínez Campos, 42, Madrid

Seafood Restaurant €

4.7/5

(30 reviews)

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SOLO DE CROQUETAS

Calle Reina Victoria, 15, Madrid

Spanish restaurant €

4.9/5

(30 reviews)

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LA PALOMA

Calle Toledo, 85, Madrid

Bistro and brasserie €

4/5

(1 review)

+34 913 653 131

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LOS GALAYOS

Calle Botoneras, 5, Madrid

Spanish restaurant €€

4.6/5

(5 reviews)

+34 913 663 028

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GINGER

Plaza del Ángel, 12, Madrid

Restaurant cuisine dEurope €€

3.9/5

(11 reviews)

+34 913 691 059

PIZZERÍA VESUVIO

Hortaleza, 4, Madrid

Fast food and home delivery €

4.3/5

(3 reviews)

+34 915 215 171

MOMO

Calle Libertad, 8, Madrid

Fusion restaurant and international cuisine €

4.7/5

(3 reviews)

+34 915 327 348

BRASILEIRINHO

Plaza Cristino Martos, 2, Madrid

Brazilian restaurant €

4/5

(1 review)

+34 915 482 267

DOÑA 59

Calle Zurbano, 59, Madrid

Restaurant with specialty €€

4/5

(1 review)

+34 913 192 551

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CAFÉ GIJÓN

Paseo de Recoletos, 21, Madrid

Fusion restaurant and international cuisine €€

4/5

(1 review)

+34 915 215 425

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VIVA MADRID

Calle Manuel Fernández y González, 7, Madrid

World cuisine restaurant €€

3/5

(1 review)

+34 914 203 596

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MERCADO DE SAN MIGUEL

Plaza San Miguel, Madrid

World cuisine restaurant €

4.1/5

(31 reviews)

A tapas paradise in this historical monument, market version. Always crowded! Doing the weekend ... Read more

+34 915 424 936

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EL MERCADO DE LA REINA

Gran Vía, 12 et 10, Madrid

Spanish restaurant €€

4.6/5

(16 reviews)

+34 915 213 198

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LA MALONTINA

Calle Veronica, 4, Madrid

Fusion restaurant and international cuisine €€

4.8/5

(12 reviews)

+34 91 420 31 08

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BOTÍN

Calle Cuchilleros, 17, Madrid

Spanish restaurant €€

4.3/5

(16 reviews)

Welcome to one of the oldest restaurants in the world, which has been delighting Madrilenians ... Read more

+34 913 664 217

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CLARITA

Corredera Baja de San Pablo, 19, Madrid

Fusion restaurant and international cuisine €

4.8/5

(8 reviews)

+34 915 228 070

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MUSEO DEL JAMÓN

Calle Mayor, 5, Madrid

Fast food and home delivery €

3.8/5

(17 reviews)

+34 915 422 632

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OJALÁ

Calle de San Andrés, 1, Madrid

Spanish restaurant €

4.8/5

(4 reviews)

+34 915 232 747

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LHARDY

Carrera de San Jerónimo, 8, Madrid

Spanish restaurant €€€

5/5

(2 reviews)

+34 915 213 385

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Practical information : Eating out Madrid

Timetable

Beware of the Madrid time difference! Here, people eat late, and restaurants rarely start serving before 1pm. The same applies in the evening, when you don't dine before 9pm, but it often goes on until midnight.

Budget & Tips

Eating out is pretty cheap in Madrid. The real bargains are the lunchtime menus, the famous menu del día (usually from Monday to Friday), which offer starter, main course (usually a choice of two) and dessert for around €11 to €15. It's more expensive in the evening, although it's still cheaper overall than in France. Above all, as soon as you get away from the touristy areas of Sol and Gran Vía, you'll usually get a drink and a tapa for free.

The local way

To handle the art of tapar, i.e. changing places several times during the evening. Distil the hours by pecking at succulent tapas to the right and left while having a drink. To eat a chocolate churro in the morning. Stroll to the flea market at the Rastro or Retiro on Sunday lunchtime and enjoy a bocadillo of calamari (fried squid sandwich).

To be avoided

Avoid asking for free tapas, as you'll generally be frowned upon and find them on the bill.

Kids

They are accepted everywhere, but it's best to avoid tapas bars and taverns where you have to elbow your way to the bar to order.

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