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Madrid has close roots with Latin America for obvious reasons and it’s easy to find communities of people from each of these countries. This also brings good food and I have recently discovered Peruvian food so thought that I would share some restaurant tips for those living in or visiting Madrid that may like to [...]

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When I first arrived in Madrid I lived in Avenida de America. I have to be honest, it’s not my favourite area in Madrid. However, whilst I was there, I discovered this great little bar which also has a restaurant – El Rincon de Pardinas. I prefer the bar, even for proper meals. I think [...]

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One of the first good restaurants that I found in Madrid is Nina, at the north end of MalasaƱa in Madrid. Actually I didn’t technically find it, my boyfriend took me there. I loved it and subsequently arranged to have a big dinner there for a friend’s 30th. And then today I tested the brunch [...]

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Good restaurants in Madrid are difficult to find. It’s not because they are not there, it’s just because you need to know where they are. Now that I had a few suggestions to try, I thought I’d better start so yesterday I went for lunch at La Gabinoteca. The restaurant is modern and has a [...]

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I have struggled to just find good restaurants in Madrid but I guess it’s a little like that getting to know any city, it takes time and a few trials and errors. And a little help from El Mundo’s Metropoli awards. The Cantamora is well worth a visit if you like good food. It had [...]

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I was fortunate enough to go to the El Mundo Metropoli awards for the best restaurants in Madrid last week. I felt like I was on a personalised wine and jamon tasting tour with my appointed food guru of Spain. Fantastic. Here I list all the winners, with runners up in itlaics. More will come [...]

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I have recently moved to Madrid and for one reason or another, the city is taking some time to grow on me (top tip: pickpockets are rife, if it’s not tied down, it’s gone, make sure pockets are deep and zipped!). After huge enthusiasm for tapas in the first couple of weeks, I got bored [...]

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