The neighborhood places residents go back to, with what to order at each.
Save this list in Chef Amazing Where to eat in Madrid: the full guideGet: the tortilla and a vermut de grifo
Older regulars fill the front bar.
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Get: the battered bacalao and a caña
Regulars stand at the counter at midday.
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Get: the cocido madrileño, cooked in clay pots
Family run since the 1800s.
Get: a slice of tortilla at the Mercado de la Paz bar
Go early, the lunch line is neighbors.
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Get: the cocido, served in three courses
Fourth generation of the same family.
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Get: the cod croquettes and a fried slice of bacalao
Open since 1860.
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Get: the tortilla, served barely set
A neighborhood bar on Calle Espronceda.
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Get: the rabo de toro or callos, with a vermut at the old zinc bar
Get: the Betanzos-style tortilla, made to order and served whole
Get: the oreja a la plancha and the patatas
Big portions, old-school counter.
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Get: whatever the staff suggest from the day's comfort dishes, with their wine pick
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Get: the grilled sardines and a caña
A cheap Rastro stop on Sunday mornings.
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