What are the best restaurants in Madrid?

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Where should I eat in Madrid?

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From street food to fine dining — discover the best restaurants in Madrid with curated picks, local tips, and free itinerary planning tools.

Sobrino de Botin — Sobrino de Botín is Madrid’s historic La Latina restaurant, known for roast suckling pig and lamb prepared in its traditional wood-fired oven.
DiverXO — DiverXO is Dabiz Muñoz’s three-Michelin-star Madrid restaurant, built around an avant-garde tasting menu with strong Asian influences.
Casa Lucio — Casa Lucio is a family-run La Latina institution best known for huevos rotos and other traditional Madrid dishes in a historic dining room.
Mercado de San Miguel — Mercado de San Miguel is a historic iron food market where visitors can sample tapas, drinks, sweets, and prepared dishes from individual stalls.
Bodega de la Ardosa — Bodega de la Ardosa is a historic Malasaña taberna associated with vermouth, tortilla de patatas, and a compact traditional interior.