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The Best Barbecue in Madrid

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The best barbecue in Madrid, according to the experts: World's 101 Best and Michelin Guide have both weighed in, and their honors are what rank this list. Los 33 comes out on top.

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  1. Rank 1. Los 33

    Uruguayan Barbecue

    The open parrilla glows behind the long bar counter, and the scent of wood smoke follows you from the door to your seat. This Salesas grill room splits neatly in two: a no-reservations bar up front for tapas and wine, and a dining room behind it where Uruguayan and Iberian meat traditions meet over fire. Ranked among the World's Best Steak Restaurants, it draws a crowd that dresses up just enough to match the earthy, candlelit room.


  2. Rank 2. Rural

    Castilian Spanish Barbecue

    The Josper grill, the Basque parrilla, and the Castilian wood oven all get a turn here, which tells you this is a serious meat restaurant with a clear point of view. Rafa Zafra, known for his seafood-focused Estimar, pivoted hard to land, and the menu runs from Joselito cured ham to game to barbecued pinchos. The room is dim and urban-cool, the wine list is deep, and the crowd skews people who know exactly what they've ordered before sitting down.

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