Best Restaurants in Madrid Saturday and Sunday

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Volvoreta ExperiencesDiscover the Volvoreta Experiences, a space for culinary innovation and creativity that seasonally exalts a particular gourmet product under the guidance of important national and international chefs. Innovative dishes and heart-warming classics are lovingly prepared on the premises by our chefs on a daily basis. The food is made from scratch with an emphasis  on taking simple ingredients and elevating them to extraordinary levels, that’s our version of ‘Desi Food’. The hotel outdoor restaurant is an authentic oasis where to relax from Spring through Autumn while enjoying the “El Jardín” offering a fantastic selection of Mediterranean dishes.

Every Sunday, we open the doors of our newly renovated Claridge room to offer you an exclusive Sunday lunch where you can enjoy it in the company of friends or family. The Wellington Brunch includes a selection of salads, cold cuts, rice, fish, meats, vegetables and artisan desserts, as well as beer, wine, water, soft drinks, cava, coffees and teas. Undoubtedly Madrid’s trendiest restaurant with the best views, Ella Sky Bar is a true oasis high above Madrid’s Gran Vía. Here you’ll find a delicious selection of “gastro bites” that you can eat whenever you feel like it, from morning to night. The menu includes high quality tapas and Mediterranean dishes and a classic luxury cocktail bar.
Going out for tapas is fun, it’s traditional, it’s for sharing between loved ones and, more importantly, tapas are washed down well with cañas!! A good tapas bar in Madrid will have you feeling full after no more than three orders. We wouldn’t want you thinking that’s all that Madrid has to offer though!

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The Toledo chef Javier Aranda has his restaurant Gaytán in Madrid, with a Michelin star. With it, it has become a reference restaurant and a gastronomic whim of the city. The leeks from Tudela were spectacular served in a red pesto sauce and with Raf tomatoes, as was the Madrid-style Besuga fish, carefully braised. And, the city counts on the same number of top two Michelin starred restaurants as Barcelona, these days.

He proposes new and bolder creations every day, looking to surprise guests without putting his classic cuisine on the bench. Ronda 14 Aviles has had the great pleasure of bringing together people from different generations in one single space, every day; people who are willing to be seduced by different food that makes almost everyone happy. Even those who have never tried fusion cuisine, Peruvian food or hints of nikkei find recognizable flavors combined with enjoyable, new sensations. Ronda 14 Avilés marks the beginning of Conchi Álvarez and Mario Céspedes culinary dream. Their restaurant is located in the old quarter of the city and has, despite its uniqueness, formed a true part of the local food scene. You’ve never experienced indecision like it until you take a look at our menu.
If you wanted to eat out almost every night, you could probably afford to do that at La Biotika. This is not just an ordinary vegetarian restaurant – all the food served here is macrobiotic and guaranteed to pump you full of feel-good nutrients and vitamins, as well as being exquisitely tasty. The menu is reasonably priced considering the high quality of the food, with meals available for around 8-12€ - the veggie burgers are a La Biotika must-try. Always book a table to avoid disappointment on arrival, as this restaurant gets extremely busy. The soft lighting and candles creates an elegant dining atmosphere. For dessert, choose from a variety of sorbets, mousses, and ice cream.

Caripen is the ideal restaurant for a late dinner in Madrid, in a fun and uninhibited atmosphere. If the theater ends late or you are looking for a cheeky shelter where have dinner before partying, this is your place. The food is Mediterranean-inspired with a focus on local artisan produce and a small wine list featuring low intervention producers. The idea behind this project is to offer a unique gastronomic experience in Madrid that will differ from earlier catering services in several ways. A place to enjoy Madrid’s typical tapas, serving a range of local dishes and beer in a leisurely atmosphere.
Classic pastas (‘cacio pepe’, carbonara…), Neapolitan-style pizzas and Roman-style ‘pinsas’, such as mortadella with stracciatella and honey, are always a hit. Forbes magazine gave the House third place in the list of the world’s top 10 classic restaurants, together with its two specialties, the delicious suckling pig and lamb roasted in the Castilian style. Gastromaquia is not a typical Brazilian restaurant, but it makes this list because of its innovative blending of Spanish and Brazilians cuisines. Essentially a tapas bar, renowned chef Ivan Sánchez aims to present Brazilian inspired morsels in Spanish tapas form.

El Tigre is considered a bit of an institution in Madrid, both by locals as well as the many visitors who have sampled the house cider and tapas here. Don’t be scared by Restaurante en Retiro Madrid the hectic, loud and sometimes disorderly vibe; it’s all part of the El Tigre experience. When you order a small beer or cider, this gets you a plate of free tapas.
Well, it is basically a fritter stuffed with a piece of octopus and ginger inside and served with different sauces. It is very popular in Japanese street food, but in Madrid there are still no places specialising in this dish. Balón Tokio is the first and only one, although probably not for long.
Located in the city’s north side, Thai Arturo Soria has an extensive menu of traditional recipes like green curry and  tom yum soup, as well as innovative fusion dishes, like duck with mango sauce. The atmosphere is elegant yet relaxed, with subdued lighting and comfortable seating. Located in the Chamberí neighbourhood, Krachai offers an extensive menu of traditional recipes like phad thai and tom yum soup, as well as innovative fusion dishes like lemongrass-marinated pork chops. The atmosphere is laid-back and cozy, with colourful accents and plenty of seating for groups.