Restaurants · Spain
In Madrid, Hozy lists 28 restaurants. On the menu: Mediterranean, fusion, fine dining, and bistro cuisine. Budgets from € to €€€€.
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Hundred-year-old wine bar in Malasaña quarter, decorated with glazed tiles and wooden barrels. Patatas bravas and Pepe's tortilla are legendary throughout Madrid. Inevitable queue at weekends.
Calle Colón 13, 28004 Madrid
View restaurant, Bodega de la ArdosaSeafood · €€€ · Upscale
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Madrid outpost of the celebrated Cantabrian restaurant from Santander, in the Chamberí neighbourhood. Fish and seafood from the Cantabrian coast of impeccable freshness, oysters, kokotxas and homemade anchovies. Madrid's finest seafood table.
Calle Conde de Peñalver 86, 28006 Madrid
€€ · Moderate
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Fine grocer and wine bar in the Barrio de las Letras since 1931. Boards of exceptional Iberian cheeses and charcuterie, natural wines and rare references. Where Madrileños shop and linger over a drink.
Calle León 12, 28014 Madrid
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Tavern founded in 1860, absolute institution of the centre. The bacalao croqueta is a national monument. Standing at the bar, glass of manzanilla in hand — this is the soul of Madrid.
Calle Tetuán 12, 28013 Madrid
Brasserie · € · Budget
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Neighbourhood tavern in Chueca, with vintage tiles and classic dishes—broken eggs, tripe, croquettes. Generous popular Madrid cuisine, honest prices, lively atmosphere. The sort of place where locals lunch on weekdays.
Calle Libertad 1, 28004 Madrid
Gastronomic · €€€€ · Fine dining
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Two Michelin stars run by the Sandoval brothers, relocated to an Art Deco palace in Chamberí. Multi-act immersive experience: cocktail bar, wine cellar, open kitchen. One of the great tables of the Iberian peninsula.
Calle del Marqués del Riscal 11, 28010 Madrid
Gastronomic · Fusion · €€€€
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Three Michelin stars from David Muñoz, Spain's most iconoclastic chef. Hallucinatory fusion cuisine blending Asia and Spain, theatrical service, maximum 20 covers. Reserve months in advance—a truly unique experience.
Calle Padre Damián 23, 28036 Madrid
Gastronomic · Fusion · €€€€
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Diego Guerrero, two Michelin stars, offers an immersive experience in a former industrial garage. Avant-garde cuisine rooted in Spanish produce, with unexpected cultural references. One of the most exciting tables on the peninsula.
Calle Regueros 8, 28004 Madrid
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Bar-cafeteria opposite the Reina Sofía museum, open since 1952. The bocadillo de calamares here is an absolute Madrid reference. Neighbourhood clientele, honest prices, no-frills atmosphere.
Open · until 00:30
Plaza del Emperador Carlos V 8, 28012 Madrid
Gastronomic · Mediterranean · €€€€
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Two Michelin stars in an early 20th-century modernist palace, steps from Plaza de España. Creative Spanish cuisine in an elegant setting of stained glass and wood panelling. Impeccable service, outstanding wine list.
Calle Ferraz 2, 28008 Madrid
Mediterranean · Fusion · €€
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Trendy restaurant in the Las Letras neighbourhood led by the Martínez Villanueva brothers. Contemporary Spanish cuisine with Nordic touches, impeccable seasonal products. Bright dining room, young and competent service.
Calle Sagasta 29, 28004 Madrid
Japanese · Fusion · €€€
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One Michelin star for Ricardo Sanz's Nikkei-Spanish fusion cuisine at the Wellington Hotel. Red tuna sashimi from Barbate, nigiri with Iberian ham: a meeting of two culinary cultures of excellence.
Calle Velázquez 6, 28001 Madrid
Mediterranean · €€ · Moderate
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César Martín's restaurant in the Chamberí neighbourhood, serving rigorous Spanish market cuisine without frills. Impeccably traceable products, seasonal menu. The lower dining room is more intimate and worth requesting.
Plaza del Descubridor Diego de Ordás 1, 28003 Madrid
Bistro · Mediterranean · €€
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Discreet market bistro near Gran Vía, run by Juanjo López for 30 years. Short menu dictated by the morning market, perfect cooking, zero pretence. One of Madrid's best value-for-money spots.
Calle Ballesta 6, 28004 Madrid
Mediterranean · Bistro · €€
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A quality Madrid chain—local, not global—that has elevated the tapa to refined cuisine. Fresh produce, concise and thoughtful menu, efficient service. Ideal for a relaxed dinner without unpleasant surprises.
Closed · opens at 12:00
Calle Fuencarral 43, 28004 Madrid
Mediterranean · Seafood · €€
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Art Nouveau covered market from 1916, renovated as a premium gastronomic temple. Ideal for nibbling oysters, ibérico ham, vermouth and quality anchovies. Avoid peak tourist hours — visit at noon or 7pm.
Open · until 00:00
Plaza de San Miguel s/n, 28005 Madrid
Japanese · €€ · Moderate
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Authentic small Japanese restaurant in Malasaña, run by a chef trained in Tokyo. Homemade ramen and gyozas of remarkable precision, broths simmered for 12 hours. Inevitable queues—worth every minute.
Calle Pez 16, 28004 Madrid
Japanese · Chinese · €€
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Tiny fusion Asian cuisine counter in Malasaña with just 8 seats. Deep broths, homemade gyozas, Japanese and Chinese influences blended with intelligence. Reservation essential several weeks in advance.
Calle del Limón 30, 28015 Madrid
Mexican · Gastronomic · €€€
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One Michelin star for Mexican cuisine—a first in Europe. Roberto Ruiz offers an authentic and refined vision of Mexican gastronomy, far from clichés. The adjacent mezcal bar, Salón Cascabel, is worth the visit on its own.
Calle General Pardiñas 40, 28001 Madrid
Bistro · Mediterranean · €€€
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New gastronomic bistro by Javier Aranda (formerly Gaytán, starred) in the Chamberí neighbourhood. Very precise Spanish market cuisine, exceptional value lunch formula. Madrid's insiders' secret address in 2025.
Calle Alonso Cano 42, 28003 Madrid
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