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Help Needed Where to eat in Madrid
- Thread starter KateTab
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Jan55612
100+ Posts
I liked Lakasa, Casa Revuelta, Vintoteca Moratin, Vinoteca Barbachera, and Piccolo Diavolo (Italian, not Spanish), to name a few. We took a food tour the first night, which was fun and introduced us to a number of tapas bars. Vinoteca Barbachera is great for eating something when it isn't really at a meal time.
Katt B
10+ Posts
There are several reasonably priced tapas places on Calle de Jesús and nearby. We tried and liked these places:
El Alambique Taberna, Calle Fucar 7
Cafe El Diario , Calle de las Huertas 69
Taberna de la Daniela, Plaza de Jesús 7
Taberna Maceira, Calle de las Huertas 66
For a wacky lunch experience, we enjoyed bellying up to the bar at Museo del Jamon (several locations). It is not a museum, despite the name. Can’t beat the price = €2 for a jamon bocadillo and a beer standing at the bar, with a small tapa of potato chips or sliced sausage thrown in. It was wildly popular at lunch time, as you can imagine. Fun if you don't mind crowds!
El Alambique Taberna, Calle Fucar 7
Cafe El Diario , Calle de las Huertas 69
Taberna de la Daniela, Plaza de Jesús 7
Taberna Maceira, Calle de las Huertas 66
For a wacky lunch experience, we enjoyed bellying up to the bar at Museo del Jamon (several locations). It is not a museum, despite the name. Can’t beat the price = €2 for a jamon bocadillo and a beer standing at the bar, with a small tapa of potato chips or sliced sausage thrown in. It was wildly popular at lunch time, as you can imagine. Fun if you don't mind crowds!