Aravolo is a company based in Valencia which, among its many services, offers a series of free tours only to then point out that they’re not strictly “free”. Yes, you don’t have to pay anything at first but at the end you do have to tip the guide with an amount that you consider to be fair. Read full article
Categories: Madrid Cultura, Madrid Ocio, Madrid Turismo
How long does a gastronomic trend last for? The sushi trend ran out a few years ago, as did the Turkish cuisine one, and Chinese restaurants have seen better days. However, new Asian dishes such as ramen have arrived to maintain the hegemony of oriental cuisine. What is ramen exactly? Ramen is a Japanese dish which has thick noodles, Read full article
Categories: Madrid Restaurantes
Gran Vía is alive like never before, with a varied and tempting programme dedicated to musicals. However, this genre doesn’t just keep to Gran Vía but is also spread all over the city in other theatres. To classics of the genre such as The Lion King, for which you have to buy a ticket months in advance, Read full article
Categories: Madrid Ocio
There are bars and restaurants which use a single product as bait to attract clients, a technique as valid as any other. La Anchoíta (Calle Jesús 4, in the Antón Martín district) serves delicious Cantabrian butterflied anchovies with toast and tomato. The restaurant is surrounded by other traditional ones, like Los Gatos at number 2, which is some sort of museum of local essences presided by a figure of the honourable King Charles III. Read full article
Categories: Madrid Restaurantes
Asian food lovers are in mourning after the announcement of the closure of Sudestada, which will stop serving in September. This Asian-cuisine reference in Madrid will leave a massive void which will somehow have to be filled with the other many alternatives the city has to offer. One of them is UDON Noodle & Bar, of which there are two in Madrid (Chueca and Sol). Read full article
Categories: Madrid Restaurantes
Categories: Madrid Conciertos, Madrid Cultura, Madrid Eventos
Cocktails have always been considered as the most sophisticated alcoholic drink. James Bond made sure of this with his Dry Martini (shaken, not stirred) and Tom Cruise dedicated a full film to it in the late 80s. Even though they were ostracised for a few years, in recent times they have come back with a bang. Read full article
Categories: Madrid Noche, Madrid Ocio, Madrid Restaurantes
