Eat & Drink

Explore Madrid’s specialty coffee scene and find the best cafés to enjoy top-quality brews. Discover the vibrant coffee culture of the Spanish capital.

The heights of Madrid are home to an extraordinary culinary experience. Discover Ático, one of the best restaurants with views in Madrid.

Madrid is a city that can be enjoyed in many ways, even from the heights of a terrace with urban views.

There are only a few months left for Christmas and it's time to book a restaurant for your corporate dinner in Madrid.

In Spain's rich culinary tradition, the tomato occupies a prominent place as one of the most versatile and tasty ingredients.

If you prefer cocktails with a view, there's no better plan in Madrid than going up to a terrace and contemplating the Madrid skyline while you sip a cool drink!

Having a Spanish vermouth in Madrid is an experience not to be missed when visiting the capital.

Eating chocolate with churros in Madrid is a tradition you can't miss if you are visiting the capital.

The good thing about a city as big as Madrid is that you can find all kinds of vegan options, be it restaurants, cafés, vegan shops or fashion and cosmetics establishments.

If you are a sushi lover, there is surely not a moment when you don't feel like eating this delicious Japanese food.

Waking up with no rush and having a late breakfast is surely one of the best pleasures in life, and if you combine it with food, you can end up turning it into a delicious brunch.

Madrid, like the rest of Spain, is a land of wine and viticulture. Although many people think of leaving the capital to discover Spanish wines, wine tourism in Madrid is one of the best experiences you can enjoy if you are visiting.

Madrid is considered a gastronomic mecca for having the best product in the world.

There’s no doubt that Madrid is a city with a wide and varied offer of gastronomy.

Do you want to know which are the best tapas bars in Madrid and some of the best neighbourhoods to enjoy tapas? In this article we will tell you about some of the most famous tapas bars in Madrid and discover some of the favourite neighbourhoods and streets for tapas.

It's always a good time to savor a signature cocktail on a rooftop terrace overlooking the center of Madrid, and what better place than on the terrace of The Principal Madrid!

When Christmas comes around, we are always looking for the perfect plan to spend the best time of the year. Strolling through illuminated streets, going to Christmas markets, seeing nativity scenes, shopping, going to a café for a cup of hot chocolate with churros in the cold, and much more.

The capital of Spain is a city full of life, there are so many plans and things to discover that even if you are a Madrilenian you will surely have some pending. Let us surprise you with our best recommendations on what to see and do in Madrid.

The rooftop terrace of The Principal Madrid is the ideal place to relax from the hustle and bustle of the city.

If you are in Madrid during the weekend, you cannot miss this great outdoor plan that never goes out of fashion.

Good habits are easily transmitted, and fine dining is one of them. If you are visiting Madrid soon, don't worry because the Spanish capital will make it very easy for you to eat deliciously through its high-quality gastronomic offer. In fact, Madrid is home to the restaurants of some of Spain's most renowned chefs such as Dabiz Muñoz, Mario Sandoval, Paco Roncero and Ramón Freixa, among others.

A heated terrace with the best views of the Spanish capital is the ideal environment reserved for clients who seek quality and excellence in each dish.

Chef Javier Muñoz Calero is one of the latest culinary sensations of Madrid, a young Madrileño (as natives of the city are known) now at the forefront of NuBel, a gastronomic restaurant located within the Reina Sofia, a museum specialising in 20th Century art.

Perched amid the rooftops of Madrid with its emblematic statuary and domes is La Terrazza one of the city’s must-visit rooftop cocktail bars.

The quintessential Madrid café, Café Comercial is old-school, 130 years to be exact, the kind of place Hemmingway would hang out if he were still around today.

Originally from Barcelona chef Ramón Freixa now resides in Madrid, his cuisine is nevertheless a taste of the Mediterranean displaced to the capital.