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Revoltosa

Robert PerskyMarch 13, 2014

MADRID, SPAIN. The inside is a mix of hipster and traditional, with eclectic, vintage looking furniture, and a classic Madrid bar. The restaurant has a cat them...

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El Kiosco de Pan

Robert PerskyMarch 12, 2014

MADRID, SPAIN. El Kiosco de Pan is a cute and well-designed place for a coffee and desert. The owners love children and the design of the place reflects this. ...

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Cantina en Madrid

Robert PerskyMarch 10, 2014

MADRID, SPAIN. Cantina is the best of both worlds: a cool atmosphere coupled with fantastic food. The kitchen is run by the same people behind Olivia Te Cuida, ...

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Aiò

Robert PerskyMarch 9, 2014

MADRID, SPAIN. This Italian, hip restaurant has a great vibe and good food. The restaurant specializes in Sardinian Italian food and is filled with interesting ...

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Toma Café

Robert PerskyMarch 8, 2014

MADRID, SPAIN. This hip coffee shop offers ideal coffee and deserts. The menu is small, showing the place’s focus on creating great coffee. Their coffee comes f...

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La Tita Rivera

Robert PerskyMarch 4, 2014

MADRID, SPAIN. An awesome atmosphere for Mexican inspired food. A great outdoor terrace and a cool design oriented vibe. What I was disappointed by were the po...

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Mistura

Robert PerskyMarch 3, 2014

Entrance | Robert Persky MADRID, SPAIN. As you walk down Calle de Fuencarral going in and out of shops on a hot summer day, or if you walk around Malasaña and...

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Real Alcázar, Europe’s Oldest Royal Palace

Robert PerskyFebruary 25, 2014

SEVILLA, SPAIN. The Royal Alcázar de Sevilla is a gigantic, enchanting official residence of the Spanish Heads of State. It is the oldest royal palace that is s...

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Maria’s Bakery

Robert PerskyFebruary 24, 2014

MADRID, SPAIN. This small, cute bakery has great sandwiches, cakes, muffins, and cookies. Their specialty is bread, and there are many artisanal varieties to ch...

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Metropol Parasol, Seville’s Mushroom Building

Robert PerskyFebruary 24, 2014

SEVILLA, SPAIN. A not to be missed modern spectacle in the traditional, beautiful Sevilla. Metropol Parasol, also known as Las Setas, is a gigantic, mushrooming...

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Mamá Framboise

Robert PerskyFebruary 17, 2014

MADRID, SPAIN. This place can easily by called the best desert café of Madrid. The deserts are complex and wonderfully delicious. Because of this, it is very fa...

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Exploring Toledo’s Cathedral

Robert PerskyFebruary 16, 2014

TOLEDO, SPAIN. This amazing Gothic styled Cathedral should not be missed if you are in Toledo. It was built in 1226 and modeled off of the Bourges Cathedral. Ki...

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El Azul de Fúcar

Robert PerskyFebruary 15, 2014

MADRID, SPAIN. This coffee shop is a must go, for food and environment. The space is small and extremely welcoming. The cakes are amazing- on the day we went, t...

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Tierra

Robert PerskyFebruary 14, 2014

MADRID, SPAIN. I found the perfect burrito in Madrid, and I am happy because I have been searching for it. The burritos are great, and depending how you like it...

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Olivia Te Cuida

Robert PerskyFebruary 13, 2014

MADRID, SPAIN. This is one of my favorite restaurants in the world. The food is fresh, attention is paid to its selection for the menu, it is healthy, and the e...

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Buenas y Santas

Robert PerskyFebruary 12, 2014

MADRID, SPAIN. Buenas y Santas is a good Argentinian restaurant. The inside is bare and the space small. It is known for its hamburgers, empanadillas, quiches, ...

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