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They say that the street with the most bars per square metre in Europe is in Madrid, more specifically in the Las Letras district: Calle Echegaray. Precisely on this straight-line street is where Madrid’s latest cool spot is: Salmón Gurú, at number 21. You will understand its success just by stepping inside: beautiful people and a decoration that swings from retro to hipster, Read full article
Although the summer season is officially over on September 21st, Madrid enjoys a new autumn or an endless summer that goes on until late October. This is a great time of year to enjoy the many bar terraces in the city, which are even more pleasant thanks to the milder temperatures. One of them is Terraza Mercado San Antón, Read full article
When the day ends, when the sun sets… there is no specific word in Spanish but it’s the best time to relax. After a long day of summer heat, the thermometers go down and you can enjoy the pleasure of sipping on a beer in any of the many great spots in Madrid.
One of them has a terrace on Paseo de Pintor Rosales, Read full article
In summer, you can drink beers, red wine and soda, vermouth… but don’t forget about the mojito! Madrid isn’t Santo Domingo but you can find more and more bars that serve a delicious mojito. One of them is Rincón de la Habana, which reminisces of the legendary Cuban bars that Hemingway write about. Its central location (Calle Reyes, Read full article
It’s probable that films like #Chef, which praises the art of the sandwich in all of its splendour with the speciality of the Cuban sandwich, made with love and a soft mixture of meat, cheeses and sauce, have increased the value of the normal, traditional sandwich. In any case, in Madrid there are many places that are starting to appear and in which the sandwich stops being just any normal kind of dish and becomes the star of the menu. Read full article
If we mix together breakfast and lunch we get brunch, a mid-morning meal. It is a highly recommended formula for long sightseeing days in a large city like Madrid, in which it is convenient to recharge the batteries mid-morning and, while you do so, save on having a big meal (lunch, or at least reduce it to its minimal expression). Read full article
Having a coffee in a coffee shop is not what it used to be. At least in the more hipster area of Madrid, where there are more and more spaces appearing where the coffee is the least important part. These places are filled with books, paintings, comic books and cultural activities such as reading, Read full article
Just like that great theme park in Barcelona, Poble Espanyol, Madrid is also a melting pot of the different parts of Spain. Let’s follow that plurality through the different regional culinary schools that are located in the city.
A melting point of immigrants from other less rich regions, cuisines from far-away places like León flourished in Madrid. Read full article
A museum is mostly its paintings, its masterpieces, but also its walls, its architecture, its design and also its cafes and restaurants. In fact, these are elements that are receiving more attention by the managers of said museums, since they see them as a way of attracting visitors. Generally speaking, you do not have to access the museum to enjoy these places filled with art. Read full article
One of Madrid’s strongest points is the love that each and every one of its waiters have for beer, as you can see in the dedication they show when pouring the cañas. In a normal caña, the visitor can find a sufficient source of pleasure but, if you would like to go deeper into the world of beer, Read full article
