Casa Ricardo
A bullfighting tavern in Chamberí since 1935, with rabo de toro and a serious repertoire of stews.
Open on the 3D mapOrder
Rabo de toro, callos, morcilla. Cocido only if you ordered it in advance.
Not for you if
you want light, modern or vegetarian; it's stews, offal and framed photos of toreros.
Local trick
Order cocido at least 48 hours ahead, for the whole table; select the cocido option when booking.
Good for
A short walk away
- 01
Tripea
Eight punchy Peruvian-Asian courses at a stall in Mercado de Vallehermoso, with wok-fired mussels as the anchor.
2 min walk - 02
Mercado de Vallehermoso
A 1933 neighbourhood market that quietly became one of the best places to eat in Madrid.
2 min walk - 03
Panadería Ciento Treinta Grados
Caramelised pastry, plenty of butter and their own coffee make this a very persuasive takeaway breakfast.
2 min walk - 04
Caja de Cerillas
Corner bistro near Olavide doing honest Spanish classics with a wink. One of Madrid's buzziest openings.
7 min walk