Spain is well known for its amazing cuisine, and Madrid has its own spin on things. For proper Spanish croquetas, visit Casa Julio. This small establishment has amazing croquetas, or Spanish croquettes, of all kinds.
You can also get other Spanish delicacies such as tortilla, patatas bravas and more!
If you are looking for a fancier dining experience, look to the Salamanca neighborhood of the city. This area is equivalent to the Upper East Side of Manhattan, which is full of high-end restaurants, shops, and beautiful architecture.
Where To Go Out
The Spanish club scene is super wild; almost no one goes out before 1:00 am. One of the nicer clubs to visit is Liberty Supper Club. This club has several floors of different music and will give you a true Spanish night-life experience.
