Posts with category Madrid Restaurantes
Last Christmas, one of the most hotly debated topics in many Spanish homes was whether to opt for roscón or panettone, the reason being that traditional Spanish roscón has unexpectedly found a new competitor, all the way from Italy.
Although panettone, a typical Milanese pastry made with brioche bread, has been around since the 1500s, it has only recently spread like wildfire to Spain, Read full article
Although climate change has delayed the arrival of the cold weather, it has not prevented us from making plans for the season, such as strolling around the city centre, enjoying the hustle and bustle of Christmas shopping and taking a well-deserved break at snack time with a nice, warm cup of chocolate with churros.
Because churros are not just for breakfast. Read full article
Madrid is a cradle of cultures and international gastronomy, and like most major cities, there’s an almost infinite variety of culinary offerings from around the world to be found in restaurants throughout the city. On this occasion we’re going to focus on a particular dish that has been fashionable for some time now: ramen.
Although ramen has its origins in Chinese cuisine, Read full article
Madrid is a city full of possibilities, where you can find everything you need, like a kind of Portobello Road, Mary Poppins style. The children are often looking for a place to go, and their parents and companions are looking for places where they can go together and have a good time.
When it comes to eating out, Read full article
Just after the Christmas decorations have been cleared away, there is a brief transition period when the supermarket shelves are emptied for a week in preparation for what comes next: Valentine’s Day. Carnival is coming too, but the truth is that Carnival sells much less than Valentine’s Day. Everyone buys something, even if it’s just a few chocolate hearts to sweeten their partner’s day. Read full article
The Salamanca neighbourhood is one of the wealthiest in the city of Madrid. Home to the Golden Mile, this area has become very popular over the years, attracting tourists interested in luxury brands, shops and fashionable locations.
It was the greatly influential Marquis of Salamanca who wanted this neighbourhood to be designed for the nobility. In fact, Read full article
The cold weather is coming – although it has been a long time coming this year – and we are in the mood for hot dishes, the kind that give off a promising aroma of smoke. As well as the stews and soups we’ve talked about in the past, there are other dishes that should not be missed, Read full article
Restaurants with music are becoming increasingly popular in Madrid. It is a highly successful formula to ensure that diners stay for their after-dinner drink and don’t go elsewhere. Why leave when you’re comfortable and there’s music and good vibes?
Madrid, as always, is at the forefront of this trend and new venues are springing up all the time, Read full article
Madrid is an amalgam of cultures. This is probably one of the main draws of the city, which blends traditional and classic elements with the influences from other places, including some from very far away. In Madrid, there is a place for everyone, and everyone can contribute a little piece of their homeland.
This can be seen very clearly in the cuisine. Read full article
