Halal Restaurants in Madrid
The Madrid halal restaurant guide prioritizes records with stronger halal, source, and location signals. Unverified records remain clearly marked in the confidence card.
Madrid
El Corral de la Moreria
The oldest Flamenco restaurant, it was inaugurated in 1957. Visitors have a choice of choosing a variety of menus in prices ranging from 43 Euros to 99 Euros, the show included.
Madrid
Zalacain Restaurant
Caters to the rich and famous of Madrid; consequently, there is a great emphasis laid on the cutlery and glassware. The food offered is traditional but cooked to extremely high standards.
Madrid
Jockey Restaurant
This restaurant has catered to the elite not only of Spain but some of the most important visitors to the Spanish capital for over 40 years. The menu exhibits qualities of both French and Spanish influences. And although you might find the food to be conventional, the extremely efficient service will make you feel pampered.
Madrid
Suntory
This restaurant is for the Japanese food aficionado who is willing to pay the price as well. The interior does its utmost to transport you to Japan, having been done in true Japanese minimalist style. And although it is usually full of large tour groups, it exudes calmness peculiar to the Japanese. Portions are also meagre but the luxurious ambiance is something to experience.
Madrid
Horcher
This restaurant has over the years become a specialist in serving central European dishes to the upper middle class. When there don't forget to try the Roast Pheasant and a variety of Austrian desserts.
Madrid
Tse Yang
The most exclusive and luxurious Chinese restaurant in Madrid, it is located in Hotel Villamagna. You will definitely want to try the lacquered duck which is the house specialty. Also ask the waiter to help you out with what to order, as there are items on the menu which are not generally offered by most Chinese restaurants.
Madrid
Al Norte
Located near one of the oldest churches in the city in the colonnade of a bland building you will find this restaurant offering the best in Spanish cuisine. Actually it specializes in Asturian and Galician dishes, so look out for a variety of soups, stews, meats and salads.
Madrid
Oam Thong Restaurant
Rated as one of the best Asian restaurants in Madrid, this is the place to go if you are one for authentic Thai food. You will be able to select from an array of no less than 20 authentic curries. Everything here is authentic Thai, and the restaurant lays no aspirations to Europeanize itself. The location in the centre of Madrid is also ideal.
Madrid
Dantxari Restaurant
What is a trip to Spain without tasting authentic Basque food. And this is the place to go where you can savor traditional Basque food such as the whole bread ice cream which consists of brown bread and brown sugar accompanied by coffee cream. And when there don't forget to try authentic Basque grilled meats, stews, and delectable fish.
Madrid
Annapurna
For those who want to have a taste of home while in Madrid, this elegantly decorated Indian restaurant is the place to be. For love birds it offers the best possibility of a night out. You will be able to savor a variety of tandoori dishes accompanied with rice. Also it is one of the few Indian restaurants in Spain.
Madrid
Bazaar
This is the restaurant to go to if you are looking for a good meal at extremely affordable prices. The ambiance though is anything but cheap and you can enjoy a good meal in relative comfort. The downside is that they don't make reservations and if you are pressed for time, this might not be for you. While there don't forget to try out the cheese and Mediterranean salads or the tuna with mango chutney.
Madrid
Cafetech Restaurant
This bistro specialises in tasty snacks ranging from homemade pastries and cakes to French toast to a range of 'pasta'. Located close to the shops on Fuencarral Street, this is the ideal stop when out on a shopping spree in the centre of Madrid. Also gives you the chance to experience the hustle and bustle of Madrid's office life.
Madrid
El Cosaco Restaurant
This small cosy restaurant is for all those who love their stroganoff. Inside you will find artefacts from the former Soviet Union. As one of the few Russian restaurants in Madrid, it offers a good change from all the Spanish restaurants around.
Madrid
Ciao
For those with an obsession with all things Italian this is a place to be. Decorated in the minimalist Milanese style, you can try a variety of homemade food here. The risottos, pastas and salads are absolutely scrumptious.
Madrid
Solchaga Restaurant
With a number of dining rooms which seat anywhere from 6 to 25 people, this restaurant has been catering to Spanish politicians, businessmen and the like since 1976.