Madrid Restaurants

An authentic little family-run Indian restaurant that serves exotic dishes like curried chicken, lamb, prawn or veal with rice along with other delicacies from the sub-continent. The vegetable fritters and the naan bread are be... more

Another of star chef Andrés Madrigal's elegant creations, you're sure to have a memorable meal here. His contemporary versions of classic Mediterranean cuisine are simply excellent. The emphasis is on fresh fish, wild game and... more

You'll be fed exactly what you would expect here: hamburgers, pasta, salads and some Tex-Mex options. Cinema buffs can pass the time piecing together the history of Hollywood films from all the bits of movie memorabilia on the... more

You will find the most luxurious and expensive Chinese restaurant in Madrid located in the Hotel Villa Magna (scheduled to reopen in October 2008). The house specialty is Lacquered Duck. Everything is good here, even the spring... more

This German restaurant is famous for its homemade sausages, marinated salmon, salads, veal loaf, Viennese Escalope, and Pig's Trotters. Its three separate areas (beer hall, grill, and restaurant) are all decorated in typical Ba... more

This traditional Catalan tavern specialises in Pa amb tomàquet (toasted country-style bread smeared with tomato, garlic and olive oil and then topped with cured meats). It serves other Catalan delicacies like Mongetes Amb Butif... more

Carmencita, founded in 1840 and exquisitely restored, is a street-corner enclave of old Spanish charm filled with 19th-century detailing and tile work. It was a favorite hangout for the poet Federico García Lorca, as wel... more

This is a noisy, lively tavern, which specializes in cocido madrileño (a two-course meal in itself, consisting of soup, chickpeas, vegetables and meat). Its other homemade specials are excellent as well, including the Empanada... more

The food and the decor are fresh, new, modern and Mediterranean. You'll be served light and healthy dishes at reasonable prices. The specialties are rice dishes and salads and there are meat and fish dishes as well. There's a g... more

With an apparently old-fashioned look, this classic restaurant serves very typical Spanish dishes. Casa Lucio was born in 1974 and still keeps its characteristic atmosphere. You will always find Mr. Lucio around, chatting with... more