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ATOCHA. The original owner, a bullfighter, took the tapas bar's name in honor of his son who was killed in the ring. The walls still display bullfighting paraphernalia, and the conversation within often turns to the best bullfighters. You can order from a slew of different tapas, including garlic soup or smoked fish montaditos and the salad comes free with your drink. The friendly environment is sure to please. METRO: Tirso de Molina
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CENTRO. Casa Carmencita was established in 1840, and it still serves some of the best food around! You can choose from menu items such as filet of pork, mollusks with port, or codfish garlic. They are famous for their special servings of their own version of Cocido every Thursday. It was once poet Federico Garcia Lorca's favorite restaurant! METRO: Chueca
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Casa Labra
Calle Tetuán, 12, Madrid, Spain · 91-531-0081
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CENTRO. Casa Labra has special historical significance because the Spanish Socialist party was established here in 1879. When you enter, you'll get the impression that the dark wood interior and Spanish-style décor appears to have changed very little over the past 100 or so years, and this just adds to the tavern's charm. Even today, the restaurant still maintains a special place in the hearts and of Madrid's locals and visitors. In addition, their stomachs do not forget its great tapas menu and traditional Spanish cuisine that features cod fritters. METRO: Sol.
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CENTRO. If you are lucky, maybe you can sit at "Hemingway's Table" in the near right-hand corner at this charming little restaurant. You can order beer or wine and spend a relaxing afternoon sitting and taking in your surroundings. Be sure and try their delectable Spanish omelet or fried sardines. METRO: Sol
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CENTRO. This charming restaurant was established in 1947. It now sports a modern and most friendly atmosphere. Included in their menu of tapas are homemade potato chips, fresh shrimp, crab meat, lobster, and barnacles. Cerveceria Santa Barbara is famous for its seafood! METRO: Alonzo or Martinez
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CENTRO. This classy, stand-up snack bar has an antique decor that has survived since its establishment in 1839. This bar is famous for its inexpensive selections, including some delicious tapas. You must try the croquettes, and if you happen to be in the area on a chilly day, Lhardy's soup is the perfect remedy for the cold! METRO: Puerta del Sol
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ECHEGARAY. Once run by gypsies, Los Gabrieles attracts a large group of hip young adults. Menu features delectable tapas choices served by an excellent waitstaff. The walls are decorated with ornate tiles, depicting scenes such as Velázquez's "Los Borrachos." Business casual attire. METRO: Sevilla
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CENTRO. This bar will take you back in time and away from the twenty-first century. Hand-carved stools provide the seating, and sausages and wheat hang from the ceiling overhead. You can sample several different treats, including boiled ham, chorizo (sausage of red peppers and pork), and broad beans with Spanish ham. Taberna Toscana is famous for its Morcilla (black sausage). METRO: Sevilla or Puerta del Sol
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CENTRO. The atmosphere is as incredible as the food at this popular downtown spot. The walls feature beautifully painted tiles depicting scenes from the 20th century in Madrid. After 11pm, Viva Madrid fills with those who are looking for a great nightspot. METRO: Sevilla
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