Posts with category Gastronomía Madrid
By Ana | 13 November, 2020 | 0 comments
One of the moments we most miss from our childhood is the merienda; in recent years we have slowly replaced it with the “afterwork”. But in the Spanish capital there is a growing number of places that are bringing this sweet tradition back to life. Today we want to introduce you to 4 cafés where meriendas have become an almost sacred tradition. Read full article
By Ana | 16 October, 2020 | 0 comments
Drinking vermouth has become one of the most popular gastronomic experiences. As could not be otherwise, Madrid is the capital of this drink, and it contains many innovative places where you can enjoy a glass. Today we are going to explore the best places in the capital for drinking vermouth.

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Saporem
In the capital’s two branches of Saporem you can order homemade vermouth made only with Monastrel grapes (Jumilla DO) called “Marifeli”. Read full article
By Ana | 10 October, 2020 | 0 comments
Spain’s cuisine is among the best in the world. This is confirmed by the thousands of tourists who visit our country every year. In Madrid, we have a chance to explore the best flavours of Spain, and try such popular dishes as callos, paella or delicious pescaíto frito. How would you like to try a culinary tour of Spain, Read full article
By Ana | 21 September, 2020 | 0 comments
One of New York’s most popular neighbourhoods is Little Italy, a place where you can enjoy the best Italian cuisine and immerse yourself in Italian culture. But you don’t need to travel thousands of miles to get to know our Italian neighbours better, since we have our own little Italy in Madrid. Do you want to take a trip with us? Read full article
By Ana | 9 September, 2020 | 0 comments
One of the best international cuisines is Italian. Our menu includes plenty of pizza and pasta. If you are a lover of Italian cuisine, we have an event in Madrid that you will love.

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The Italian Chamber of Commerce and Industry for Spain has organised the activity ‘The Authentic Italian Table’ on 22nd September, Read full article
By Ana | 21 August, 2020 | 0 comments
Madrid offers a whole host of culinary attractions for all tastes and budgets. In today’s post, we’re going on a tour of some of Madrid’s budget bars with excellent value for money. Fancy joining us?
Casa Dani

Famous for serving one of the best omelettes in Madrid, this bar within the Mercado de la Paz has been included in the Europe Cheap Eats 2020 listing by the Opinionated About Dining website. Read full article
By Ana | 27 March, 2020 | 0 comments
Tinned food has for a long time been kept away from the halls of so-called gourmet gastronomy. But in recent years, preserves have started to gain traction in many restaurants, to the point of becoming cult dishes. If you also love tinned food, here is a list of the best places in Madrid where you can enjoy it. Read full article
By Ana | 8 February, 2020 | 0 comments
Food tourism is trendy right now. That’s why every year Madrid turns into a food capital for almost an entire month thanks to the Gastrofestival ‘Madrid para comérselo’, which takes place in the Spanish capital on 7-23 February. This year the festival includes more than 500 establishments and institutions among which we can find restaurants, taverns, Read full article
By Ana | 15 November, 2019 | 0 comments
Exotic cuisines are in fashion and, in Madrid, we can sample them without having to travel very far. One of the most popular of these cuisines is Indian, and today we’re bringing you three Madrid restaurants that you mustn’t miss if you want to experience this flavour sensation for yourself.

Bangalore Restaurant
One of the things that often attracts us to an Indian restaurant is the atmosphere that surrounds you as soon as you step in through the door. Read full article
By Ana | 8 November, 2019 | 0 comments
Exchange the bustle of Madrid for the peace and tranquillity in the unique surroundings of Patones de Arriba, a village and Asset of Cultural Interest in Madrid’s Sierra Norte. It offers a range of hiking and cycling trails, archaeological sites and a quality gastronomy.

Patones de Arriba was established in the 16th century and its name is taken from one of its founders: Patón. Read full article
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