Stunning view of Dubai, great location and vibe. Love the food too, tried the pepperoni pizza and it was delicious. Good for groups.
Small and cozy cinema. All the movies are shown in original language (VOSE as they call them here). Not as crowded as other cinemas in Madrid.
Spacious branch and tends to be rather quiet at night. Staff speak good English there too in comparison to other branches
Great ground but cannot help but feel it's quite outdated. Cramped seats with little leg room. Still, being there is a great experience on its own.
One of the best pizzas I've had in Madrid since I moved here a couple of months ago. Tried the shrimp and margherita pizzas and both were brilliant.
Beautiful boutique hotel in a quiet neighborhood of the city (Salamanca). In the middle of the shopping district and is a 15-20 minute walk away from Sol. Spacious rooms too!
Great location, good variety of movies but the refreshments are expensive. Remember: You can watch your next movie for less (ask about it).
Good meatballs, inexpensive and the waiters are friendly. The service was a bit slow though.
The home of Real Madrid's basketball team. Plenty of cafes and bars right next door. Closest metro stations: Goya and O'Donnell.
One of my favourite places to go to after running. Quick and friendly service, inexpensive and has good menu options. Love the chai latte!
Relatively small branch on a busy street. Seating area available upstairs. Remember to keep your receipt if you want to use the loo.
Not a bad cinema, but the halls are a bit small-ish and the sound can be better. For refreshments, they only accept cash.
Definitely one of my favourite places in Madrid. Great for running, walking, cycling and watching the world go by.
Good football pitches, only negative is that the nets around the pitches are torn and the footballs almost always end up going out.
Great variety of pizzas! They have a great special offer if you go late at night/early morning #faja3
Cozy, quiet and relaxing. Good spot to do work at and have a quick bite if you go in the morning. Internet is good, staff speak no English though (predictable in this side of town)
Chilled out and low-key neighborhood cafe in Salamanca, right next to the Barclays Center. Sit outside, order coffee and watch the world go by. Tried the salmon from the tapas menu and it was good!
Good quality artificial pitch. Can easily take up to 8v8. Book in advance. Costs about 35 euros per hour.
Tried the carne (meat) pizza here and it was quite good. Good service, no wifi though (no a major thing, the pizza makes up for it!)
Been once and only tried the iced karak and an ice-cream with three flavors. Both were decent, need to visit again and try other dishes
