Nearly every restaurant in Madrid offers tapas. And in a city where the options feel especially endless, narrowing them down to find the best ones means wading through a sea of soggy patatas.

Meat, bread and cheese heavy, Madrid's food is best tasted in tapas – which are small plates or samples of Spanish dishes that come free when ordered with a drink at a bar. Note that Madrileños ...

In this ultimate Madrid travel guide you'll learn all the insider tips of what to eat, where to stay, what to do and what NOT to do for the best vacation!

These innovative food markets are popular social spaces in Madrid's Malasaña and Chueca ... snack on a variety of ready-to-eat tapas, or pick up ingredients for lunch or dinner from the fruit ...

In fact, in Madrid, the two former dishes are how you judge the quality of any tapas bar, according to Allibhoy. He should know: Allibhoy is a caterer, cookbook author and former restaurateur who ...

An obligatory post-Rastro pitstop The vibe Quintessential Madrid taberna The crowd Snail slurpers of all ages and nationalitiesú The food Amadeo's famous snails and other old-school tapas The ...

El Pirata offers true escapism, so you'll feel you’re in Madrid rather than Mayfair. El Pirata says "Best Spanish Tapas- London 2020 AND 2021" SME awards El Pirata is an authentic, informal ...

As of 2015, Madrid’s population stands at approximately 3.1 million people, making it the largest city in Spain and the third ...