MADRID Food Guide | 15 Great Places to Eat!
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Chocolatería San Ginés
Cafe · Sol
Very touristy and can get insanely busy; order churros and porras together to compare.
Chocolat
Cafe · Barrio de las Letras
Rated better than San Ginés; ham and cheese sandwiches dipped in the chocolate make a sweet-salty combo.
El Riojano
Cafe · Sol
The cronut was the favourite; also try the torrija, bartolillo and bacon and date tart with the signature hot chocolate.
Bar La Campana
Restaurant · Centro
Expect a queue; free olives come with each order and the alioli is worth piling on.
La Casa del Abuelo
Bar · Sol
Grilled prawns felt pricey; the cuttlefish with caramelised onions was the standout dish.
Casa Amadeo Los Caracoles
Bar · La Latina
Use the snail shells to scoop up the broth; the torreznos and callos a la madrileña are also excellent.
Docamar
Restaurant · Quintana
Every table gets a bottle of brava sauce; the oxtail fideuá and arroz negro are worth ordering.
Juana La Loca
Bar · La Latina
The gooey tortilla with caramelised onions is a must, and slices are available to take away.
Casa Revuelta
Bar · Centro
Get the padrón peppers too, and grab an outdoor street seat with a vermouth.
Malacatín
Restaurant · La Latina
The cocido for two is huge; it is usually a lunch dish, and the fried milk dessert is worth saving room for.
Vicens
Shopping · Centro
Generous free samples are given out, and it sells churrería-style hot chocolate to take home.
Sobrino de Botín
Restaurant · Centro
The cochinillo is the main draw, but the gooey cheesecake ranked among the best ever.
