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Uncategorized — By admin on December 3, 2008 at 1:00 am

Madrid Neighborhood: Sol

For some quick highlights of where to eat and shop in the neighborhood of Sol take a look below.

 

Where to Eat:

Kiosco City
Montera, 43
Tel:915234198

 - 24 hour service and New York City style hot dogs, does it get better than that in a city where finding food past 2am is unheard of?

Ginger
Plaza del Angel, 12
Tel: 913691059

 - Restaurant Ginger could possibly be the most internationally cosmopolitan option that sol has to offer.

 

Lizarran
C/ Princesa, 13

 - A curbside café with a selection of Basque inspired food that will make the most cultured pallet water.
 

 


Where to Shop:

 

La Iguana
Plaza de La Provincia, 7
Tel:913540401

 - Without a doubt this nucleus of international goods is the best in town. Browse the two floors of items from India, Nepal, China, Israel, Egypt, and other faraway countries.

 

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By  Jacob Michael

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