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Ciao
Argensola, 7, Madrid, Spain 28004 · 91-308-25-19
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This Italian restaurant is always bustling with customers. The decor is imitative of Milan, and the specialties are homemade pastas. Other incredible dishes include osso buco and veal scaloppini. This restaurant is popular, so come mingle with the locals while you dine. Metro: Colon
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Edelwiess
Jovellanos, T, Madrid, Spain 28014 · 91-521-03-26
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The German roots of this restaurant are apparent in the food and decor. Decorations are simple but classy. Some great dishes are roast pork and herring salad. The most popular dishes at the restaurant are goulash with spaetzle or Eisbein with sauerkraut and mashed potatoes. Top it off with one of their homemade pastries, including the apple tart. Reservations recommended. Metro: Sevilla
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SALAMANCA. Italian fare is the specialty here, with favorites such as pizza, pasta, and calzones offered. Numerous options are available. A charming atmosphere with romantic ambience pervades the restaurant and it is particularly popular during lunchtime. METRO: Velázquez
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La Farfalla
Calle Santa María, 17, Madrid, Spain · 91-369-4691
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ATOCHA. Argentinean dishes and a fun atmosphere are highlights of this great after-hours favorite. Menu offerings are varied and good enough for any appetite. La Farfalla is a Huertas region oasis in the heart of the city. Business casual attire. METRO: Antón Martín
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This Argentine diner is more than just a restaurant. You can get delicious food such as their famous Bife la Pampa, a concoction of steak, fried eggs, peas, and tomatoes. They also have great pasta, and kids are served pasta for free on Sundays. On the weekends, this restaurant turns into a tango party where locals come to dance the night away. Metro: Lavapies
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CENTRO. Although this restaurant appears a little small from the door, you'll find that it is much more spacious than you thought. The seating arrangements here are a little different for most diners, with large, comfy pillows surrounding short brass tables. The cuisine is Middle Eastern, and they sometimes provide belly dancing or live music during dinner. The atmosphere is geared more toward an evening out with friends than a business dinner. METRO: Plaza de España.
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Nabucco
Calle Hortaleza, 108, Madrid, Spain 28004 · 91-310-06-11
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If you are looking for an inexpensive trattoria, Nabucco has delicious food for a reasonable price. Good choices include cannelloni, one of the many veal selections, or osso buco. The spinach, ricotta, and walnut ravioli are must-tries! Reservations are recommended. Metro: Alonso Martínez
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ATOCHA. Part of a large chain, this Italian restaurant and pizzeria is located near the Reina Sofía art museum and plaza area, an area that usually bustles with neighborhood activity. This long, narrow restaurant boasts an outdoor dining area for those who want to dine al fresco. The pizzeria is situated adjacent to the formal dining room, in which guests enjoy pasta, chicken, pizza, and of course, tiramisu. METRO: Atocha
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Taj Mahal
Calle Belen, 12, Madrid, Spain 28004
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CENTRO. This Indian restaurant offers diners a quiet, intimate atmosphere in which they can enjoy a traditional tandoori meal. The waitstaff here is very friendly, and the crowd is a nice mix of locals, students, business people, and tourists. METRO: Chueca.
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