Madrid restaurants

Contrary to popular belief, vegan and vegetarian options are popping up more frequent than ever in Madrid. This little gem is one of those options.

Mad4Madrid has proposed a new plan: low cost, sure to fill your stomach, and different to try. We take you on a trip to the Top 5 best places to eat Italian aperitivos in Madrid.

We already know that this will be in our Top 3 places to eat ice cream this summer. Serving ice cream between cookies and donuts, just like a sandwich! High quality ice cream. Crisp cookies. And all for a great price. Come down to Creamies!

Mad4Madrid has done it’s homework, interviewed a local cow, and out together a list of the best hamburgers in Madrid. We’re talking whoppers that have you licking your fingers after every mouthful…

As we journeyed off the main drag of Goya, we happened across a surprising restaurant nestled on a side street by the name of Tierra del Queiles. We noticed immediately that it was brimming with locals and could smell delicious aromas wafting out from the kitchen inside.

Mad4Madrid takes to a very Carribean corner of the city. El Bombón. Inspired by 70s Latin America, step inside and turn up the flavour with tropical dishes, exotic coctails, and even hotter sounds. A restaurant that pairs the ‘pow’ of it’s menu with the pulse of live music and salsa, bachata, and merengue classes.

Let your eyes peruse south to our Mad4Madrid New Year’s Eve in Madrid Last Supper 2016 Thank God That’s Over Menu del Día. Or M4MNYEMLS2016TGTOMD for short. Menu includes an excess of drink, postre, and 6 plans to make this New Year’s Eve in Madrid your best yet. Bon Appetit!

We all think we know Chinese food. It’s cheap, it’s tasty, it’s a guilty pleasure. It’s so much more than that. Mad4Madrid checks out 4 Chinese restaurants with a difference, from sizzling hot pots, to scrumptious street snacks, to award winning fusion. Put down that prawn cracker, we’re just getting started.

Mad4Madrid takes a look at some of the best seafood restaurants in the city. From the Atlantic flavours of Galicia to the refined cooking styles of Bilbao, Andalucian cuttlefish to seafood paella, “aqui no hay playa” may be the saying but Madrid certainly savours whats beyond the shore.

The latest edition to Madrid’s extensive list of trendy places to grab a bite, Buensaña repackages the barrio’s bohemian charm into a freshly prepared lunchbox. Quick n’ easy bites for the Madrileño on the go.