5 Places to Eat Best Churros in Madrid, Madrid, Spain
Let’s start the new year with a sweet twist, shall we? I meant to write this post a while ago, but in the middle of so many adventures I got carried away. The time arrived and I am presenting to you a list of excellent places to try chocolate and churros in Madrid, which is undoubtedly a must while visiting this city.
Chocolate con churros is best known amongst Spaniards as an ‘end of the party night’ snack. I am sure you would love it any time of the day if you are into sweet treats. I like it best for breakfast or during a day as a break with a sweet treat. Churros are fried pastry usually served with hot chocolate or coffee with milk. Many places offer apart from churros, porras, which are much thicker than churros.
Together with the real madrileños we tried chocolate con churros in various places in Madrid and selected the best ones. As a result of that (apart from the problems to button up our trousers) I came up with a list of 5 places you should go to if you want to try best chocolate con churros in Madrid.
This is probably the most popular and traditional churro place in Madrid. I guess that every guide would tell you that there is no visiting Madrid without chocolate con churros in Cafetería San Ginés. As much as I don’t trust all the ‘must see and do’ aspects of traveling, I went to see what the fuss is about. And I must admit, guys, that they make pretty good stuff! ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
Chocolate con churros is best known amongst Spaniards as an ‘end of the party night’ snack. I am sure you would love it any time of the day if you are into sweet treats. I like it best for breakfast or during a day as a break with a sweet treat. Churros are fried pastry usually served with hot chocolate or coffee with milk. Many places offer apart from churros, porras, which are much thicker than churros.
Together with the real madrileños we tried chocolate con churros in various places in Madrid and selected the best ones. As a result of that (apart from the problems to button up our trousers) I came up with a list of 5 places you should go to if you want to try best chocolate con churros in Madrid.
This is probably the most popular and traditional churro place in Madrid. I guess that every guide would tell you that there is no visiting Madrid without chocolate con churros in Cafetería San Ginés. As much as I don’t trust all the ‘must see and do’ aspects of traveling, I went to see what the fuss is about. And I must admit, guys, that they make pretty good stuff! ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: 5 Places to Eat Best Churros in Madrid
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Author: Anna Nowak
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Guide Location: Spain » Madrid
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Anna Nowak
Read it on Author's Website: http://www.postcardsfromtheworld.com/where-to-eat-the-best-churros-con-chocolate-in-madrid/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- Cafetería San Ginés
- Chocolatería Valor
- Chocolatería Muñiz
- La Madrileña
- La Antigua Churrería
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