A sunny Sunday, 15:30 pm and La Latina district is crowded between tapas and beers, why? If anything can characterizes this mythical area of Los Austrias, near the area of Sol and The Vistillas, is its unique and chic style, but always retaining the more traditional Spanish cuisine.
La Latina is one of the most bohemian areas of Madrid, next to Anton Martin, but also more crowded. If in Paris throughout the world recognizes the aura of Montmartre, the streets of art, La Latina remembers those days when writers like Cervantes and Quevedo in the Spanish Golden Ages used to wander through this narrow and hidden streets.
Despite being a typical area in which you can partying daily, La Latina is able to gather a lot of people every Sunday from 13:00 h to 00:00 h. The atmosphere is a mixture of all ages from different parts of the city. It's the perfect meeting point to learn about Madrid's youth.
The heart of La Latina is in Plaza de la Paja, near the popular Parish of San Pedro, recognized one of the oldest churches in the city. Draws attention the crowd of people sitting together when the weather is fine.
‘Tapeo’ Urban Route
Bonanno: Located in a strategic area, where everyone use to stop before deciding where to go. This bar has managed to combine tradition and modernity. Very popular among actors.
Lamiak: Basque cuisine with toasts of all colors like the hallmark. Perfect for sharing stories and joint with friends listening music.
Casa Lucio: Historic restaurant with its distinctive traditional dish: fried eggs. Place frequented by politicians and high society during the week.
Taberna Bilbao: Tapas of good quality and well presented, its scrambled are recommended.
La Taberna de los cien vinos: Difficult to get a place on the weekends to eat with many people inside. Worth its wine list, which offers change daily.
Juana La Loca: This restaurant continues the San Sebastian tradition of self-service with snacks.
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