Here are some mouth-watering suggestions of dishes to eat and restaurants where to eat them in Madrid. Every month El Mundo, one of Spain’s foremost newspapers, puts a selection of restaurants where you can eat a certain type of dish on to its Metrópoli section. Here are a list of recent additions to its Top Metrópoli section:
Pasta con Marisco – Quite simply Pasta with shellfish!
Terrinas marineras – Seafood terrines
Lasaña creativa -Don’t think this needs a translation. A good selection here of 11 restaurants.
Espaguetis boloñesa – Sticking with the Italian theme another fine selection of restaurants to eat this Italian dish
Bonito – a delicious fish from the tuna family. Very popular in Spain.
Mero – this fish is apparently called Grouper Fish in English and can often be found in fish markets in Spain
Sopa de pescado tradicional – Traditional fish soup – made with a good selection of fish.
Sopas exóticas de pescado – Here’s a selection of Far Eastern restaurants offering “exotic” fish soup.
Platos con chucrut – once more stepping out if Spain here we have a selection of restaurants that serve Sauerkraut. A personal recommendation on this list would be Edelweiss.
Goxua – let’s finish off this selection with a dessert. Goxua is a Galician Basque (oh bugger! I got this completely wrong thanks Paloma) dish generally made of sponge, cream and liquid caramel. Correct me if I’m wrong!
goxua es vasco, no es gallego.
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My husband and I will be arriving in Madrid for the first time in mid-October. Are there any street markets open at that time? We like to shop the local street markets whenever possible.
Thank you
Deb