Your interactive family guide to Spain as recommended by local mums | Last updated 1 minute ago
Although we wish we could all do it more, going out without the kids is an essential part of parenthood! Here we have listed some of your favourite places for a tipple in the Spanish capital, but please tell us if you have your own recommendations
General Pardiñas 8
Tel: 911123183
www.txatei.com
Comments:
"I had the best sushi I've tasted, outside of Tokyo.We had a menu del dia, at €15.95 +IVA. It was truly delicious, and more than enough food. The staff were very pleasant, and I can't wait to go back. Check out their website for a look at the menu" (HB, Aug 2011)
Situated just behind Chueca's Metro station is a fabulous municipal food market.
As you expect from Chueca, the stalls' produce is displayed a little differently, and there's a fun atmosphere, with plenty of bars, much like Mercado San Miguel, but without the fancy arquitecture. On the third floor is a terrace bar and restaurant 'La Cocina de San Antón'
Modern Spanish food
Mercado de San Antón -food market
Augusto Figueroa 24
3rd Floor
Tel: 913300294
www.lacocinadesanantón.com
Comments:
"A very busy and noisy informal modern restaurant, with a cool water mist falling from the ceiling.
We shared a selection of salad, mussels, and tortilla, which were all delicious, then I had a medio ración of langoustine risotto. We had plenty of food and wine, and spent about €35 a head. (Evening menu) Book ahead, as even mid-week, tables are hard to get" (HB, Aug 2011)
A lively and informal bar specialising in arabian tapas
Espiritu Santo 15
Tel 915219566
An intimate and funky bar, with tapas available:
San Vicente Ferrer, 32
www.antiguahueveria.com
A very funky little bar, with a great selection of cool chairs!
C/ Puebla 8
Tel: 915231199
Comments:
"You may want to phone ahead if you want to book a table for drinks" (HL, Oct 10)
Flamenco Bar
C/Cañizares, 10, 28012 Madrid Tf.: 00 34 913 690 496
www.casapatas.com
Comments:
"This is a wonderful place to see/hear flamenco. We went on a Monday night and saw a really dynamic bunch of performers. Great musicians, passionate singers, and crazy fast dancing!
A 32 Euro entry fee will reserve you a seat at a tiny table, and includes a drink. There is a very traditional Spanish menu of tapas/raciones, and drinks are reasonably priced.
The seating is cramped and small, so if you are heavily pregnant, it might not be the most comfortable couple of hours.
Reserve in advance, as this is a popular place" (HB, Feb 2011)
Mexican in theme with great snacks and cocktails. A good place to start the night...
Corredera Alta de San Pablo 13. Tel: 915225759
Comments:
"Good cocktails, really lively and FULL of kitsch! -It's Mexican themed, and the owner has a great selection of retro music" (HB, Oct 2010)
A stylish but quiet cocktail bar:
Conde de Xiquena 3 Tel: 915221813
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