Madrid Travel Guides

30 travel guides for Madrid, Spain. Browse by category to find local insights, attraction guides, and travel advice.

Food & Dining

Local cuisine, restaurant picks, and food market guides

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Madrid Food Guide: What to Eat and Where

Mar 5, 2026

Mercado de San Miguel, opened in 1916, features over 30 gourmet stalls with tapas priced around €3-€6 each. Traditional dishes like cocido madrileño cost approximately €12 at Casa Lucio, located 2 km from Puerta del Sol, Madrid’s central square.

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Vegetarian Madrid: Where to Eat Without Meat

Mar 5, 2026

find Madrid's top vegetarian dining spots, from cozy cafes to upscale eateries. Enjoy plant-based meals without missing local flavors.

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Madrid Food Markets: The Complete Guide

Mar 5, 2026

Mercado de San Miguel, opened in 1916, features over 30 stalls selling tapas from €3 to €8, while Mercado de San Antón in Chueca covers 2,600 m² with three floors of fresh produce, dining, and rooftop bar. Both markets are within 2 km of Puerta del Sol in central Madrid.

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Best Restaurants in Madrid: Tried and Tested

Mar 5, 2026

Sobrino de Botín, founded in 1725, is Madrid’s oldest restaurant, serving roast suckling pig from €30 per person. Located 200 meters from Plaza Mayor, it attracts over 500,000 visitors annually. Modern eateries in the Salamanca district offer three-course menus averaging €40, with reservations recommended weeks in advance.

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Best Street Food in Madrid: A Local's Guide

Mar 5, 2026

Mercado de San Miguel, opened in 1916 and located 500 meters from Plaza Mayor, sells traditional Madrid street foods like bocadillos from €4.50. Nearby, El Tigre tapas bar serves generous plates with drinks priced around €3, making it a budget-friendly stop for authentic local flavors.

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