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  1. Ayantar

    Traditional Spanish

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    Veal tripe, cod in pil-pil, oxtail braised in red wine: the tasting menu at this traditional Spanish dining room in Vallehermoso makes no apologies for loving the old recipes. Stews and slow-cooked cuts do the heavy lifting, with daily specials that never make it onto the written menu. Half-portions are available for most dishes, which is either generous or dangerous depending on your willpower.

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    • Veal tripe

      “classic recipes, stews and slow-cooked dishes (veal tripe, cod with a pil-pil sauce, oxtail in red wine with a celeriac purée, truffled pigs’ trotters etc)”

      Michelin Guide
    • Oxtail in red wine

      “classic recipes, stews and slow-cooked dishes (veal tripe, cod with a pil-pil sauce, oxtail in red wine with a celeriac purée, truffled pigs’ trotters etc)”

      Michelin Guide
    • Truffled pigs' trotters

      “classic recipes, stews and slow-cooked dishes (veal tripe, cod with a pil-pil sauce, oxtail in red wine with a celeriac purée, truffled pigs’ trotters etc)”

      Michelin Guide

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    Address
    Paseo de San Francisco de Sales 41, Madrid, Community of Madrid 28003, Spain · Madrid
    Hours

    Closed now, opens 1 PM

    • Monday Not listed
    • Tuesday 1 PM to Midnight next day
    • Wednesday Today 1 PM to Midnight next day
    • Thursday 1 PM to Midnight next day
    • Friday 1 PM to Midnight next day
    • Saturday 1 PM to Midnight next day
    • Sunday 1 PM to 4 PM
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    915988666
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