La Bolera
A neighbourhood lunch by the Cantabrian bowling lanes, with a weekday menú and a famous teja of eggs and jamón.
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Teja ibérica and torreznos to share; cocido madrileño on Wednesdays.
Not for you if
you expect weekday prices at the weekend; that set menu costs considerably more.
Local trick
Choose the dining room for the €16.50 weekday menú; it's €17.50 on the terrace. Wednesday is cocido day.
Good for
A short walk away
- 01
Callao 24
Jhosef Arias's Peruvian cooking on Agastia puts creamy ají de gallina and a good pisco sour within reach.
2 min walk - 02
Casa Benigna
A tiny Prosperidad street leads to rice cooked in broad patellas; come hungry for the crisp bottom.
27 min walk - 03
Helados Calero
A neighbourhood ice cream shop where guayaba and lime give the usual chocolate crowd some competition.
27 min walk - 04
Maceta Café
Pradillo's small neighbourhood café pairs careful coffee with homemade cakes and unhurried chatter.
28 min walk