Madrid is a city full of important places to visit. You can get lost in the streets of its historical quarters, visit museums, shop in the center or relax in one of its many green areas. However, escape to Spain’s capital can be expensive if you’re not careful. Although that’s the good thing The city is famous for being a place to eat well. and also, without having to spend an arm and a leg. You just need to know where it is. For dessert, we recommend stopping by one of Madrid’s 15 best patisseries.
harpyt
Maria Tubau Street, 19 28050
@arpitrestaurante
Arpit is not only one of the best Indians in Madrid, but also one of the best restaurants in the entire city. Each plate hides endless flavors and unique aromas. Another of its attractions is its lovely outdoor terrace, which is perfectly equipped for enjoying al fresco specialties.
Pampas Beef
Calle Principe, 3 28012
@pampabeef.es
It is located between Plaza de Canalejas and Plaza de Santa Ana, just 130 meters from Puerta del Sol. This cozy little piece of Argentina in the heart of Madrid. Specializing in dishes and produce from delicious Argentinian grills, these establishments offer à la carte meals every day, as well as a daily menu. One highlight is that it has the approval of Argentines who have gone through the establishment.
pizza shop
Leon Street, 35 28014
@lapizzateca
If you are one of those who escaped from chains, The essence of Pizzateca looks familiar and in one place. Open since 2010, their pizzas are made in authentic Roman style and are said to be better (if not better) than those eaten in Italy. They can also be purchased whole or in portions.
Plenty of
Calle Moreto, 17 local left 28014
@plentimadrid
Project Plenti was born with the idea of combining original and homemade quality food and drink with an up close and friendly treat. In addition to affordable prices for any pocket. the only thing out English influence of your letter they are open sandwiches or “smorrebrod” (rye bread toast made with different homemade ingredients). They highlight “guacamole” with cherry tomatoes, scallions, kikos and yogurt; and “hummus” with feta cheese, raisins, seeds and curly parsley.
gandario
Gaztambide Street, 28 28015
@gandariomadrid
Founded in 1989 in Gandario you can create tables as you want choosing between potatoes, different types of meat, homemade sauces and also adding scrambled eggs or ham. Good option to have a drink for less than 10 euros and share with friends. But they also have hamburgers and even vegan hot dogs.
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