Alhambra, Traditional tavern in Puerta del Sol, Spain
Taberna Alhambra is a traditional tavern near Puerta del Sol featuring wall tiles designed by Alfonso Romero, who also created artwork for Las Ventas bullring, with scenes depicting Spanish traditions. The restaurant offers classic Spanish dishes including tapas, meat specialties, and regional preparations served in a casual dining setting.
The tavern was established in 1929 and has remained a fixture in central Madrid's dining landscape. Its connection to artist Alfonso Romero's work links the restaurant to the city's cultural heritage.
The restaurant emphasizes local food traditions through its wide selection of cured meats, including regional sausages, air-dried hams, and smoked tuna. Visitors experience how these products connect to Spanish regions and time-honored flavor profiles.
The restaurant is conveniently located near Sevilla Metro station for easy access. It operates from midday until around 1 AM and accepts cash for all payments.
The restaurant's homemade meatballs are prepared using traditional recipes and count among the city's finest versions of this dish. Regulars particularly appreciate this speciality and it stands out among their offerings.
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