De Diego

Si quieres tomarte una caipirinha, un mojito, bloody Mary, o cualquier otro cóctel, es un sitio a visitar porque tomarás uno de los mejores cócteles de Madrid.

Calle de la Reina 12. Metro Gran Via

Ole Lola

C/ San Mateo, 28. Metro Tribunal
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LHARDY

One of the oldest delicatessens in Madrid, Lhardy was founded in 1839 by Emilio Lhardy (also known as Huguenin) from Switzerland and it soon became a meeting spot for the aristocrats of the time. The shop is associated with a restaurant of the same name and it maintains the elegant aspect of former times. Here you can purchase an endless number of gastronomic specialities such as 'callos a la madrileña' (tripe casserole with chorizo and chillies), wild boar's head, sole in champagne, gazpacho or orange pudding.

Carrera de San Jerónimo, 8. Metro Sol

GABINOTECA

It’s a modern tapas bar with some very cool and original ideas. The wine list is very different than in most places: La Gabinoteca has made choosing wine into a “game”, based on things you like. You start by choosing between two statements: classic or modern, and from there you keep narrowing down the choices based what you like to do on the weekends, favourite famous character, and other fun queries. It´s another way to choose wine!


Calle Fernández de la Hoz , 53. Metro Gregorio Marañón /Alonso Cano

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ESTADO PURO

• Perla de mejillón y besamel rebozada sobre su concha
• Patatas alioli
• Sándwich club
• Berberechos y mejillones en escabeche

Plaza Cánovas del Castillo, 4. Metro Antón Martin /Banco de España

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SULA

• Coca de bacalao con exqueixada
• Huevos de corral sobre base de patatas gallegas con tapa de virutas de jamón
• Caldero de arroz meloso de verduras picadas y pato
• Cuba libre de foie
• Jamones de Joselito

Calle Jorge Juan , 33. Metro Principe de Vergara, Serrano, Velazquez

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