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Community of Madrid, Spain Food Guide: 10 Latin food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Madrid
Discover Restaurants offering the best Latin food in Madrid, Community of Madrid, Spain. The capital of Spain, Madrid is where established traditions, classic and alternative art scenes, and a knack for socializing over food or drinks at any hour come together in a vibrant, walkable city with a laid back yet metropolitan vibe. From the sparkling lights and illuminated fountains of the stately Paseo del Prado to the narrow streets of hipster Malasaña where the fiesta continues until into the morning, the neighborhoods of Madrid are eclectic and fascinating. Everywhere you go, you’ll see people out and about, enjoying all this historic city has to offer.
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10. Cherry Pecas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 904 reviews
FUNCIONAMOS SIN RESERVA. Los mejores ingredientes mediterraneos para elaborar platos Tex Mex. Fusión para que disfrutes de una comida o cena diferente y divertida. Prueba nuestros platos en nuestro agradable local o llévatelos a casa o a la oficina con nu
Reviewed By Travel_enthusiast_92
After some recommendations, I finally I came to this place. It was definitely worth it. You can build your burrito choosing from a great variety of ingredients. They all looked so tasty. I chose the slow-cooked beef, but the other meats looked just as good. The staff is also really friendly. They also have other things in the menu like nachos, quesadillas, tacos or salads. The prices are quite low I would say for the quality of food. Also the price of the drinks is quite nice. The beer is really low price. I think it was 1.40 for a caña. The only issue is that the place is not big and it gets really crowded. The terrace is big though, so I guess this place must be even better in summer.
9. Kausa Madrid
Overall Ratings
4 based on 305 reviews
PERUVIAN KITCHEN RESTAURANT, opened by two brothers passionate about gastronomy. We make a fusion between Peruvian cuisine and Spanish cuisine. with the desire to introduce everyone to our cuisine and our know-how.
Reviewed By Justin_943
My wife is Peruvian, so needless to say Iâve had plenty of Peruvian food.... good and bad. This place, had the best ceviche Iâve ever eaten. (Hopefully my mother-in-law isnât reading this, or I will be disowned). But seriously, itâs a quality restaurant. Everything was delicious and presented well. I generally donât like chicha morada, but I tried some of my wifeâs, and it was really good, not overly sweet like it tends to be. Get the lunch special... You can pick a starter, entree, dessert, and drink for 10.5 euros. Good size portions and is definitely worth it.
8. Mu! El Placer De La Carne
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2358 reviews
Reviewed By Naphtali B
This is the best place to stop while visiting Primark, and who does not? It does not matter when, you will always see the smile of the waiters. The food has a special good taste. I enjoyed talking to the waitress as well
7. Borax
Overall Ratings
4 based on 330 reviews
Reviewed By 543NickP
My wife booked this place as itâs ranked 11th in Madrid. Wow we were so underwhelmed! First off the one meal I wanted out of a menu of around 10 meals wasnât available. So we ordered and literally 1 minute later our meals arrived (before the mojiotoâs we had ordered at the same time). The meals were like warm so by my reckoning hadnât been microwaved long enough (remember it only took 1 minute from ordering to being at the table) plus they were so basic. I go to a restaurant to eat food that I wouldnât or couldnât cook at home. I could have knocked this food up on a weekday evening without blinking an eye. On a positive the Mojitoâs were nice and the meal only cost â¬40
6. Empanadas Malvon Moncloa
Overall Ratings
5 based on 455 reviews
Reviewed By Martin_boc
Malvon made my long-lasting wish to reconnect with this hugely important part of my home country's culture be finally satisfied through flavours that felt so familiar and delicious at the same time. They have a wide selection of fillings as well, so this is THE place to go for any argentinean that is longing for our beloved empanadas or anybody who would like to give them the chance to enter their repertoire of gastronomical experiences.
5. Cacao Restobar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1498 reviews
Reviewed By corntrader
This small out of the way Resto is fantastic. Friendly staff and great food. I just found it today. would go back tomorrow but trips's over. It's tucked away on a quiet street. Just keep walking uphill. Only a small sign so be watchful......Sauteed Mushrooms and garllic will keep you friend free but oh so good. Menu anytime but Resto seating is after 7:30 PM
4. Sakale
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1195 reviews
If you fancy a healthy and delicious food like japo or a good tex-mex, try the "Japo-Tropical" fusion, with flavors, textures and colors of the Caribbean that are the protagonists of a unique journey of sensations. Our recipes are prepared by a team dedic
Reviewed By gorandii
Good place to make reservation dinner And have a great time not only food also drinks!! Excellent service!!It is not a pub is a restaurant with all kind of mixtures of food from sushi (japan) to mexican tacos!You cant miss the experience!!
3. Gramabar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1419 reviews
Gramabar is a small restaurant and cocktail bar in the middle of a concrete jungle that brings the best flavours of many countries ! It`s a mixture for the paladar brought together by Venezuelans who have traveled the world bringing recipes with them ! Ev
Reviewed By MagdaBPL
After reading all reviews of how this place is cool I was really disappointed. It is not that it was horrible, but there was nothing special about it. Tables are mass market tables branded by Desperados. Chairs look like from a cheap bar. I haven't managed to enter the place yet when I was asked if I came only for a drink or also food. Although there were many tables free they were only reserved for people eating. It is not an approach which I support. If I come to a place and order sth I want to sit comfortably. I ordered bread sticks filled with cheese and some sweet sauce. The price was ok (8 â¬) for the size of the dish, but although I could feel that it was freshly made (the wheat dough was crispy and warm) in my opinion it had no taste. The sweet sauce made it even worse as it made the whole combo heavy and bland in taste. I also had some "burger" in corn bread. The filling of the "burger" was ok, but I left most of the breaths as it wasn't tasty. If I would live in Madrid I would not probably visit the place again.
2. Grama Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1700 reviews
Gastronomic fusion of Venezuelan and Mediterranean cuisine, tropical cocktails and the best #noproblem environment.
Reviewed By 194anni
This interior in this bar is so cool and pretty! Had cocktails and starters (teqonos and arepas) Food was amazing and bar staff were very friendly especially Victor and Iker they were very accommodating and welcoming - made our drinks to perfection.
Where to eat Central American food in Madrid: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Maria Bonita
Overall Ratings
4 based on 327 reviews
Reviewed By SettledinSpain
I visited here with some friends and was a little disappointed. The margaritas were like slush puppies, far too much ice, not enough actual drink. The veggie tacos...not good. Hardly any filling, and expensive for what you get. Why not make veggie ones with nopales or huitlacoche if you have those ingredients for other items on the menu? Also the sittings on a saturday night are odd. Not busy but we had to be off the table and felt hurried out. We're unlikely to go back.
Most Popular Mexican food in Madrid, Community of Madrid, Spain
