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Busca


Order whatever you fancy
Huertas, 74
Madrid, Madrid 28014
Spain
+34 91 429 3352
A multifunctional bar where you can order from the wide range of breakfasts, snacks and meals accompanied by a good selection of coffees and wines. At night, people come for the cocktails and the pleasant background music. Prices are pretty reasonable. A ración (large helping) of chorizo sausage costs EUR2.25, any of their great salads, EUR5.40, and tiny homemade tuna pastries are EUR0.90. It also serves traditional Asturian delicacies, like Cabrales cheese (smelly but delicious), wild boar chorizo sausage, pulgas (mini-sandwiches) and fresh bread. The designer decor is tastefully done and the service is friendly.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Busca photo by M.Emilia Ciccone
Photo: M.Emilia Ciccone
 

 
Café El Botánico


Like an English tearoom
Ruiz de Alarcón, 27
Madrid 28014
Spain
+34 91 4202342
With its enviable location between Prado Museum and the Jardín Botánico (Botanical Gardens), this café is an ideal place to stop in for breakfast before visiting either of these major attractions. Its attractive interior is decorated in dark wood and exposed brick, like a traditional English tearoom. You can choose from a wide range of pastries to accompany your coffee and freshly-squeezed orange juice at breakfast. The best on offer at lunchtime are their homemade specials and the grilled red meats from Ávila. The average price of a meal is EUR30.05 per person.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Café XPress


Available at any hour
Calle Del Barquillo 44
Madrid 28004
Spain
+34 91 3104005
The versatile premises are conducive to have breakfast, enjoy an appetizer, or to simply enjoy a glass of wine. The decoration calls for attention because of the combination of antiquities: collections of clocks, Bohemian crystal lamps and marble floors. The restaurant has different themes and many people frequent it. The food is Mediterranean, with specialties like Ostrich medallions, carpaccio, rice and salad of avocados, mango and fresh cheese. Other dishes that you can try are Ox Carpaccio and fish or sirloin with compote of apple and garlic. They have good desserts, like Apple Cake or sherbets. The wine list, nevertheless, is a tad limited.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Garage Regium


A new commercial concept
Pradillo, 5
Madrid 28002
Spain
+34 91 5641141
It is difficult to define this premises; it is a store, restaurant and art gallery all in one, the first establishment of its kind in Madrid. The store sells all sorts of designer furnishings and accessories for the home, both modern and antique; in the restaurant the likes of sushi and salads are served, and the gallery showcases the latest artistic trends.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Kalas


Market-fresh brunch
Calle De La Amnistia
Madrid, Madrid 28013
Spain
+34 91 559 1755
Join the bohemian and opera-loving clientele in this minimalist but comfortable restaurant for house specialities that include elaborate salads, homemade pates, Sea Bream with Fennel, Duck in Mustard Sauce, Warm Spinach and ice cream with warm chocolate sauce. An American-style brunch is served on Sundays from 1p to 5p. The wine list includes an extensive selection of fine vintages.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Kalas photo by wcities
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O'Neills


Europe's biggest Irish pub
Príncipe, 12
Madrid, Madrid 28012
Spain
+34 91 521 2030
http://www.oneillspubs.com/mad...
With 1100m2-worth of space spread over two floors and full of nooks and crannies decorated with typical rustic artifacts from the emerald isle, it claims to be the largest Irish pub in Europe. Its version of a traditional Irish breakfast fry-up of eggs, chips, bacon, sausages and black pudding will set you up for a night on the town. You'll hear all languages spoken here, as it attracts a clientele made up of locals and masses of tourists that haunt the Plaza de Santa Ana area. As you would expect, it offers a wide variety of beers and whiskeys, and plays a lively selection of music. A beer costs around EUR2.40.

Review © 2007, Wcities
O'Neills photo by wcities
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