Its name is Latin for Madrid, but Matritum has a great selection of tapas and wine from other regions of Spain, most notably Catalonia. Try gambas all...

Galician in origin, this one's for seafood lovers. Heaped platters of prawns, crab, goose-necked barnacles, lobster and other sea creatures make it the...

Every inch of this old classic is crammed with bullfighting memorabilia. You'll find good traditional fare - lentil soup, revueltos (concoctions with...

Named after the village where the famed Barcelona restaurateur Santi Santamaria was born, and run by his protégé Oscar Velasco, the Santceloni was anointed...

On a street crammed with high-priced eateries, this is where the cool, young, and more frugal set comes to eat. There are three lunch menús to choose from,...

This restaurant's popular name comes from its role as a lefty meeting point years ago, under Franco (but Tienda de Vinos is all you'll see above the door)....

Walking through the old red linen curtains that frame the entrance of Viuda de Vacas is rather like entering a Spanish movie set; in fact, Pedro Almodóvar...

With the TV blaring and some half-hearted nautical decor, this is a rather strange setting for some of the best seafood in Madrid. But the Galician patrons...