Mid-Range Restaurants in Madrid

Restaurants Overview
Name	Price/ Cuisine	Location

Arrocería Gala Hidden on a back street not far from Calle Atocha and the Reina...	$$ Cuisine, Mediterranean	Barrio de las Letras

Casa Ciriaco One of Madrid's most traditional restaurants—host to a...	$$ Cuisine, Spanish	La Latina

Casa Lastra Established in 1926, this Asturian tavern is popular with Lavapiés...	$$ Cuisine, Spanish	Barrio de las Letras

Come Prima There are fancier and more expensive Italian restaurants in the...	$$ Cuisine, Italian	Barrio de las Letras

La Ancha The traditional Spanish menu here includes some of the best lentils...	$$ Cuisine, Spanish	Barrio de las Letras


La Bola First opened as a botellería (wine shop) in 1802, La Bola...	$$ Cuisine, Spanish	Sol and Palacio

La Castela Traditional taverns with tin-top bars, beer and vermouth cooled...	$$ Cuisine, Spanish	Chamberí, Retiro, and Salamanca

La Gamella Classic American dishes—Caesar salad, classic or gourmet...	$$ Cuisine, Mediterranean	Chamberí, Retiro, and Salamanca

La Horizontal Away from town and surrounded by trees in what used to be a mountain...	$$ Cuisine, Spanish	El Escorial

Le Petit Bistrot After more than a decade of working in French restaurants and...	$$ Cuisine, French	Barrio de las Letras

Mercado de la Reina Plentiful and inexpensive tapas and succulent larger portions—think...	$$ Cuisine, Spanish	Chueca and Malasaña

Sacha Playful sketches decorate the walls of this French bistro-like...	$$ Cuisine, Spanish	Chamartín and Tetuán

Sudestada Before Estanis Carenzo and Pablo Giudice, the two Argentinians...	$$ Cuisine, Asian: Asian Fusion	Chamartín and Tetuán

Ten Con Ten Sophisticated upscale madrileños as well as local celebrities...	$$ Cuisine, Spanish	Chamberí, Retiro, and Salamanca
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