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Archive for Category: "International / Fusion"
Chic Chueca Chow and Darn Fine Disco Dancing
Take one chic and delicious café on the outskirts of Chueca by day, add an awesome underground night-club by night (Thursday to Sunday), then throw in some good lookin’ friendly staff, blend that together with music to get the toes zapping, then for the finishing touch sprinkle a dust of metrosexuality and you have one [...]
Madrid Restaurants: Cheap Greek at La Taberna Griega
Many restaurants in Madrid combine chic looks with cheap food as a way of attracting customers. Places like the Asian food franchise Wagaboo, for instance, are designed to be easy on the eyes as well as on the wallet with affordable food and Ikea furniture that looks classy (but isn’t). Then you have the much [...]
Nutella Filled Crepes, Cakes and Fondue in Madrid
L´art Creperie isn´t much to look at. Contrary to what its name may suggest, it does not look like a French restaurant or chic creperie—at most its a traditional Spanish tavern that barely bothers to put a few pictures of Paris on its walls. What it does have is a good location, low prices and a [...]
New York Style Bagels at Beigol Bagels Madrid
In the land where toast with olive oil and churros dipped in hot chocolate are the typical breakfast, how would bagels fare? Beigol Bagels, which opened up barely two weeks ago, is about to find out. Although there are a couple of bakeries that sell bagels and its necessary ingredients, Beigol Bagels is the first [...]
Let the Curry Flow at Anarkoli Indian Restaurant
What immediately comes to mind when you hear the words Barrio de Lavapies? Immigrants, colorful buildings, dirty zigzagging streets, drug peddlers and a whole lotta Indian food would be the probable answer of many people that have been to this popular neighborhood. This particular article focuses only on the last point (sorry there, drug seekers). [...]
