Mercado de la Cebada

“Great Basque food. Specially good on sundays because the neighborhood is very animated”

“"EL VIAJERO" restaurant and bar is situated over three stories in a classic nineteenth Century building, where the cozy and small rooftop garden on top is the prime spot to visit. It is the only rooftop bar in Madrid on this list, located in the Latina area of he city. "EL VIAJERO" (which btw means 'the Traveler') holds a full on restaurant on the ground floor, a second floor bar and on the third floor you get the best of both worlds. The kitchen on the terrace serves a nice selection of tapas and nibbles, along with crunchy pizzas with an Italian touch. The rooftop bar offers a wide selection of cocktails, where (of course) the mojito is a given favorite. Expect cool views over old town Madrid, a magical sunset accompanied with a vibrant and relaxed atmosphere. No reservations possible for the rooftop terrace, so be on time to be guaranteed a good spot.”

“Located in our of our favorite plazas, Plaza de la paja. Is a good place to have a beer and some tapas. Try the tacos de ropa vieja.”

“Our former King's favourite Tapas place in Madrid. If you're not a vegan and eat pork ask for the "Huevos estrellados" -Eggs with ham.”

“Uno de los escenarios más importantes para la representación de comedia y revista a lo largo de siglo XX. Debe su nombre a Beatriz Galindo, la Latina, escritora castellana del siglo XV. Obra del arquitecto Pedro Muguruza. Creado a partir de un cine construido sobre los terrenos de un antiguo hospital./One of the most important scenarios for the representation of comedy and magazine throughout the XX century. It owes its name to Beatriz Galindo, la Latina, a Castilian writer of the fifteenth century. Work of the architect Pedro Muguruza. Created from a cinema built on the grounds of a former hospital.”