17 May Discover Madrid’s top bars and restaurants
Here at Suites You we have curated a list of Madrid’s top places to enjoy breakfast, dinner, tapas and anything in between. Don’t miss out on this selection of some of the best traditional, fusion and trendy restaurants in Madrid, and take the chance to immerse yourself into this city’s wonderful cuisine.
Good morning, Madrid!
Toma Café #warriorslovecoffee
Their assortment of great coffees and seasonal varieties will satisfy all coffee lovers and allow you to always try something new. At Toma Café they’re committed to preserve their coffees’ original qualities, enhancing their sweetness and developing the perfect roast profile for your preferred presentation, whether it’s filter coffee or espresso.
In addition to their world class coffees, Toma Café offers delicious sandwiches and homemade pastries and desserts.
Calle La Palma, 49
Cripeka
At this beautiful shop located in the Alonso Martinez area, you can buy everything on display. Coffee is the star of the show, though. Good organic, balanced and healthy coffee. It’s roasted and mixed by a small national producer exclusively for Cripeka. Their fresh milk will suit all preferences and sensitivities and you should definitely get their homemade pastries –grandma’s recipes– or their delicious sandwiches to accompany the coffee. Everything on the menu can also be taken to go. Just ask or take it from the shelves or the fridge by the entrance.
Calle Sta. Teresa, 2
Mür Café
A place to discover, enjoy and where you’ll want go back, Mür Cafe displays a style which is both rustic and industrial, with its two floors and its wooden beams and chimney. Its peculiar ambiance is accentuated by their chester sofas, their waste lumber communal table, the chairs at the corner, the armchairs about the stove…
Their menu consists of a selection of a carefully chosen natural products as well as delicious homemade recipes, both sweet and savory, which you can eat in or take away.
Discover their distinctive atmosphere which innovatively combines London and Madrid. You’ll experience what it’s like to taste quality ingredientes lovingly made and served for you.
Plaza Cristino Martos, 2
Tapas in Madrid
La pequeña Graná
If you love beer, tapas and La Alhambra, this is your bar. Enjoy a caña, and choose among their 22 different tapas to go with it, particularly the bienmesabe (fried marinade dogfish) and the molletes (made with Spanish bread, olive oil and other Mediterranean ingredientes).
Calle de Embajadores, 124
El Tigre is one of those long-standing joints in Madrid, a true classic. if you haven’t tried a beer doble at this cider bar you don’t really know Madrid’s genuine tapas. El Tigre is known for the size of their beer dobles as well as their generous servings of delicious tapas.
Infantas, 30/Infantas,23/Hortaleza 23
La pescadería
La Pescadería is one of the essentials of Madrid’s TriBall area —regarded by many as the mischievous neighbourhood of the city— where a host of very traditional long-standing shops share the streets with Madrid’s avant-garde fashion, cuisine and leisure. Hipster beards and tattoos share the space of La Pescadería with important figures of Spain’s culture, fashion and cinema, as well as those bold tourists and families that decide to venture into this most genuine piece of Madrid. Their specialty is traditional Spanish cuisine with highly innovative twists. Pop in at the vermouth hour and indulge yourself with a serving of boquerones en vinagre con patatas fritas (marinated fresh anchovies with French fries) or their ensaladilla “rosa” (a variation of the classic Russian potato salad).
Calle de la Ballesta, 22.
Lunch and dinner
DSTAgE
Created by celebrated chef Diego Guerrero, its name stands for “Days to Smell Taste Amaze Grow & Enjoy”.
Guerrero’s first entrepreneurial endeavour, this haute cuisine restaurant follows the so-called “quiet revolution” trend of recent years, while still faithful to his own philosophy of “high-level cuisine without the fuss” which earned him a Guía Michelín star in both its 2016 and 2017 issues.
With their industrial chic decor, DSTAgE offers creative gourmet menus. Standing out are their rice dishes and meats, the morcilla de Beasain con puerro joven (blood sausage of Beasain with young leek), the crispy pork bun, the cod and their desserts
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Calle de Regueros, 8
Burnout
A true heaven for meat lovers, Burnout make their hamburgers carefully selecting different cuts of fresh beef (they never use frozen beef). They buy their meat in a totally unprocessed state, and then they clean it, cut it, and grind it twice a day in order to guarantee not only their absolute freshness but also that the hamburgers contain absolutely nothing that should not be in them. Just pure unadulterated 100% fresh beef.
But it’s not only the meat that they focus on. They pay attention to each and everyone of the ingredients they use, steering clear of anything artificial. #trueburgers
Calle de Fuencarral, 148
Grosso Napoletano
Authentic Neapolitan pizza. You may have eaten an inordinate number of pizzas in your life, but you’re likely not to have tried the original one. The team at Grosso Napoletano want to share with you Naples’ most sought-after secret: La Verace Pizza Napolitana.
All their Neapolitan pizzas are baked for 60 to 90 seconds at 500º Celsius, in a traditional oven handmade in Naples by the fourth generation of a family of craftsmen. The dough is made with italian hard flower, then it’s left to rest for 48 hours so that it gets a second fermentation, thereby resulting in a thin, soft, and elastic base, with thick spongy border and delicious texture. The authentic Neapolitan pizza is made with top quality Italy-imported ingredients, such as San Marzano tomatoes and Campana DOP Mozzarella, making this pizza a culinary work of art.
To top it all off, their pizzaiolos come directly from Naples to ensure that the pizza-making tradition is painstakingly followed.
Calle de Hermosilla, 85
Corral de la Morería
Corral de la Morería is the World’s most prestigious flamenco stage. A temple for true artistry, it has become one of Spain’s top landmarks. Located in Las Vistillas park, right in La Latina district at the heart of Madrid, all of the most renowned flamenco artists of the past century have grazed its stage.
Equally impressive is the Restaurante Corral de la Morería, the most intimate project of Del Rey’s family. It only has four tables —making it one of Europe’s smallest— as the perfect setting for their gourmet menu. Its cosy and laid-back atmosphere is perfect for enjoying the experience of having a renowned chef cook exclusively for a group of no more than eight people, with a maitre and a sommelier focused on making your dinner absolutely perfect. A feast for the senses further enhanced by the carefully chosen wine and food pairings, with their choice of fortified wines being the house specialty.
Calle de la Morería, 17
Up for a drink?
Terraza Hotel Índigo
Enjoy one of Madrid’s most spectacular views in this fantastic terrace on the 12th floor of the Hotel Índigo. Watch the whole city while enjoying the cocktails, gin and tonics or milkshakes made by their expert mixologists.
Their so-called Sky Lounge is their cosy summer terrace. It opens to the public until 11pm and its vibe will draw you in to chill out and unwind. It boasts an artificial wood for a cheerful and fun ambiance thanks to its great variety of colours. Come in and taste their wide selection of cocktails, a serving of fine jamón ibérico, or any of their wide range of snacks, while surrounded by an unparalleled setting.
Calle de Silva, 6
Coconut Bar
Located in the Malasaña area, this bar boasts a striking Hawaiian decor and 50’s ambiance, and is owned by artist Silvia Superstar.
Its two floors are decorated with items like luminous palm trees and wickerwork, setting the tone for a laid-back atmosphere which anticipates the selection of drinks on offer. Their cocktails and milkshakes are not to be missed —particularly their Daiquiri and Piña Colada— but they also have coffees and cakes for a nice afternoon snack. The venue resembles the American culture of the 50’s and 60’s, thanks to elements like the furniture imported from Los Angeles and Las Vegas, or the selection of music typical of the period such as soul, surf, doo-wop or rhythm & blues.
Calle Estrella, 3
Terraza Atenas
Located by the Cuesta de la Vega street and boasting impressive views of the Almudena Cathedral and its park, Terraza Atenas will make for great long evenings full of unforgettable moments thanks to its intimate and relaxing atmosphere.
Its beautiful kiosk and quiet terrace are the perfect setting to enjoy the surrounding nature, the trees, the gentle breeze… Trying their cocktails and wide selection of very tasty gin & tonics is an absolute must.
Calle de Segovia, 30
Dry Martini
Dry Martini By Javier de las Muelas at The Gran Meliá Fénix Madrid is based on the same concept as its sister bar of the same name in Barcelona. It follows the same philosophy so its top-quality mixology has the same distinctive style and high standards.
The Dry has a laid-back atmosphere where you can enjoy a great variety of tapas as well as creative cocktails.
Their selection of tapas is as varied as it is delicious and includes such dishes as their berberechos (cockles), navajas José Peña (razor shells), tortilla de camarones (caridean shrimp omelette), sandwich club, carpaccio de solomillo (tenderloin steak carpaccio), steak tartare, and lubina salvaje en papillote de verduras (wild sea bass and vegetables en papillote), to name a few. They also have a broad choice of cocktails: from a classic Dry Martini all the way to their exclusive list of original creations: By Javier De Las Muelas, Eccentric Cocktails, 100 Dry Martinis, The Tea Time Collection, among others…
Calle de Hermosilla, 2
El Mercado de la Reina Gin Club
Gin Club is the new idea by Mercado de la Reina for those who love gin & tonics. The place has two separate spaces: the bar area, and the sitting area for those who want to enjoy a good conversation or the chill-out tunes. And while we’re talking about gin & tonics, note that there are more than 40 varieties of gin at your disposal. Plus, the menu of Mercado de la Reina will always be available in case that you get peckish.
Gran Vía, 12
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