Atrapallada
A Galician seafood lunch on Acacias that can happily start when most Madrid kitchens have shut.
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Pulpo a la gallega con cachelos, arroz de carabineros en paella and sorbete al albariño.
Not for you if
you want a cheap seafood blowout; carabineros and whole fish quickly push up the bill.
Local trick
The kitchen runs from noon to midnight, so 17:30 works. Order rice with a companion: the minimum is two portions.
Good for
A short walk away
- 01
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El Rincón Guay
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Mercado de San Fernando
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7 min walk - 04
Uskar
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7 min walk