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Tapas in Madrid: Do a tapas crawl in Cava de Baja Madrid
Cava de Baja Madrid is the street for tapas bars!
Madrid is known for its tapas bars. So during our last trip to Madrid, We went on a tapas bar crawl through this charming street. There are so many tapas bars on Cava de Baja Madrid that it's hard to choose! The rules for a tapas bar tour are as follows: one cana (small beer) per person per bar and one pincho or tapas. In this blog post, we'll list the best spots from our tapas crawl. Madrid in a row.
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Cava de Baja >> Txakolina >> tapas in madrid
As a bar, the pinchos are displayed in a display case on the counter. We tried a pincho with spicy meat and a pincho with goat cheese and honey. The latter was the best!
Cava de Baja >> Taberna Cempranillo >> TAPAS IN MADRID
Authentic Spanish restaurant with a wall covered in wine bottles and a dark brown interior. While you wait for your pinchos, you'll receive some chirizo on the house. We tried a pincho with foie gras and apple and one with octopus and aioli. The pinchos are freshly prepared and both are excellent!
Cava de Baja >> La Camarilla >> TAPAS IN MADRID
A bar with brown furniture and a simple appearance. We tried a warm chicken pincho and tomato bread with jamon. Jamon is always delicious!
Cava de Baja >> Toma Jamón >> TAPAS IN MADRID
A super fun tapas bar with jamon hanging on the wall and even a tap shaped like a pig's trotter. Beers come with a few complimentary snacks, such as delicious gazpacho and chorizo frito. We ordered padrones (green, mildly spicy peppers) and a plate of Ibérico ham. Both were delicious! This bar has several locations in Madrid.
The test results: Taberna Cempranillo and Toma Jamón are worthy of Madrid's Little Black Book!
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