Madrid, Spain

4 vloggers mentioned

“Established in 1894, this famous spot serves traditional churros with hot chocolate; Arda highly recommends the crispy texture and the rich chocolate dip.”

— Arda Pazır

2 vloggers mentioned

“Founded in 1906 and run by the same family for four generations, this spot is legendary for its garlic prawns.”

— Kathy Jo

2 vloggers mentioned

“The oldest operating restaurant in the world according to Guinness Records (founded 1725); Arda tries the roasted lamb cooked in a nearly 300-year-old oven.”

— Arda Pazır

1 vloggers mentioned

“A trendy Italian spot known for fresh pasta and famous Dubai chocolate cake.”

— Tourist to Local

1 vloggers mentioned

“Founded in 1860, this is where the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party was founded; it's famous for its incredible fried cod (bacalao) and croquettes.”

— Arda Pazır

1 vloggers mentioned

“A popular stop on a Cava Baja tapa crawl, famous for its 'Rabo de Toro' (bull tail) served on potato puree with pistachios.”

— Eat See TV

1 vloggers mentioned

“A legendary spot recommended by locals for 'Huevos Estrellados'—broken fried eggs over fries, a classic Spanish comfort dish.”

— Eat See TV

1 vloggers mentioned

“An old-school family-run bar; the vlogger highly recommends the razor clams and the fried black pudding.”

— Kathy Jo

1 vloggers mentioned

“A famous spot where you can see churros being made; the vlogger compares the thin 'churros' with the thicker 'porras'.”

— Kathy Jo

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“The first stop for churros; the vlogger notes these are not overly sweet and come with a deep dark chocolate dip.”

— Kathy Jo

1 vloggers mentioned

“A family-owned institution; the vlogger highly recommends their thick chocolate and 'porras'.”

— Tourist to Local