Palacio de la Prensa

Its three screens show commercial releases that are a little less popular than those shown in the larger old movie theatres on Gran V The...

On weekdays, it's a dance club for sophisticated over-25-ers who like funk, garage and house music. On Fridays and Saturdays it changes i...

This unusual farm garden is the only surviving "ornamental farm" in Europe and it was nearly lost forever -- it had fallen in...

You can see commercially successful films and movie premieres in the huge main hall, which has been preserved intact since it opened in 1...

You can enjoy the best of both worlds at this multifaceted hotel that offers totally up-to-date facilities in a tastefully co...

Part of the early 1980s movida madrileña explosion of new art, music and fashion, this rock & roll club has been the showcase for...

Its four screens - holding between 153 and 345 spectators - show commercial and independent films, always in the original language versio...

An ideal place for a romantic night out or to meet with a small group of friends, this café-bar has an atmospheric baroque interior. Ther...

People come here for the fine wines from Ribera del Duero, the quality cold meats and the specialty roast lamb and suckling pig from the...

A warm, colorful and welcoming restaurant on the main floor of a small 19th-century palace that serves traditional North American dishes...

It advertises itself as a restaurant that specializes in Mediterranean cuisine without frontiers. The menu features traditional paellas f...

Don't confuse this place with the usual run-of-the mill, cheap and cheerful Tex-Mex joints. The food here is elaborately prepared, refine...

A good choice if you're looking for authentic traditional dishes from central Spain. The best things on the menu are the hearty meat and...

This is one of those restaurants that has been around forever and, fortunately, does not seem to have changed over the years. It maintain...

Its simple decor consists of posters of Havana, Gloria Estefan album covers, a few tropical plants and some cheap knick-knacks here and t...

This traditional Catalan tavern specialises in Pa amb tomàquet (toasted country-style bread smeared with tomato, garlic and olive...

This is where Japanese fare is eaten by the people of Madrid, in the neighborhood of Gran Vía, a great escape with the...

A charmingly intimate Parisian-style bistro with a warm and welcoming atmosphere and just 13 tables. It serves classical French cuisine i...