Good for Groups in Madrid

Reviewed by Tansy B.

"My take: If you passed Argos in street you would probably see a regular Spanish restaurant-cum-bar but for me it has all the little extras I want. It ..." more

Reviewed by Tansy B.

"My take: I went to Casa de Campo on a sunny day in winter with a good group of friends. I had heard quite a bit about it and decided it would be a per ..." more

Reviewed by Sara G.

"Txakolina Pintxoteca Madrileña, located in La Latina, serves some of the best Basque style pinchos (tiny elaborate sandwiches), all at around three eu ..." more

Reviewed by Tansy B.

"My take: A friend recommended this museum to me many weeks before I actually ended up going. I didn’t rate it highly from the recommendation alone but ..." more

Reviewed by Alba V.

"A few meters from Puerta del Sol, we found Casa Labra. Which makes special this look-like-a-tavern local is its history: in this place it was founded ..." more

Reviewed by Evelyn F.

"Madrid is packed with cafes as there is one everywhere you turn. However, if you are looking for a posh, but inexpensive cup of Joe and a beautifully ..." more

Reviewed by Emre E.

"Puerta del Sol includes everything that a big city may have. Many different cafes, restaurants for every budget, shopping stores, street performers (s ..." more

Reviewed by Shylean J.

"Lolina Vintage Café is one of Madrid’s quirkiest cafes. When I stepped inside, I felt like I went back in time to the 70’s. The wallpaper is very retr ..." more

Reviewed by Shelby G.

"My Take: Bazaar is one of the most unique (and inexpensive) dining experiences in Madrid. As guests approach the restaurant, a line out the door usual ..." more

Reviewed by Tansy B.

"My take: El Capricho is a beautiful hidden gem! I went here on a gorgeous sunny day, late afternoon and it was busy but not overly. I was so impressed ..." more