Tag: restaurant

  • StreetXO: I do not even know what to say here

    StreetXO: I do not even know what to say here

    This was bad. This was truly really bad. If DiverXO is a peak of culinary creation, StreetXO is smoking a joint in the back alley behind a dingy dive bar. Honestly, I am taking this one to town. Let’s see how far I go.

  • Casa Toni and Juana La Loca: quintessential Madrid tapas

    Casa Toni and Juana La Loca: quintessential Madrid tapas

    It did not take me long enough to revisit two of my favourite tapas bars in Madrid and my initial thoughts still stand. Casa Toni and Juana La Loca might be two very different establishments but they both offer an excellent opportunity to experience the two ends of the tapas spectrum in Madrid.

  • Sala de Despiece: a true gastronomic delight

    Sala de Despiece: a true gastronomic delight

    Running errands brought us to Chamberí and when life brings you to Chamberí you utilise that opportunity to eat delicious food. Sala de Despiece surprised me in more ways than I expected it to. What a culinary joy having lunch at SDD was!

  • DiverXO: The Kitchen of the Flying Pigs

    DiverXO: The Kitchen of the Flying Pigs

    This post is not for the faint-hearted. This post is not for those who think that food is not supposed to be expensive. And this post is definitely not meant for those who eat to live. This dinner was an excess par excellence. It was magical. It was indulgent. It was an art, a play…

  • DSPEAK: a modern take on the classics

    DSPEAK: a modern take on the classics

    After more than two weeks of eating tapas it was finally time to venture out and explore the modern culinary scene of Madrid. With a decent number of traditional tapas under my belt, I felt more than ready to explore what the contemporary iterations of the well-loved classics could look like.