Results for “Restaurants”

Indian restaurant listed as full-halal for tandoori, curries and biryanis, with a weekday lunch menu. Confirm current halal policy and booking needs on the official site.

Popular Moroccan restaurant in Lavapiés for couscous, tajines and pastela at everyday prices. Often listed as full-halal with no alcohol — confirm directly if that matters for your visit.

Long-standing Moroccan restaurant (since 1966) stating 100% halal cuisine, elegant rooms and classic tajines/couscous. Book ahead for dinner.

Arabic restaurant inside Madrid’s Islamic Cultural Centre (Mezquita M-30). City tourism lists no alcohol/pork; confirm menu del día, buffet days and access hours before visiting.

Fully vegan Sicilian-Italian restaurant in La Latina for pasta, pizza, risotto and handmade desserts. Spacious rooms and online booking make it a strong pick for a sit-down plant-based dinner in the centre.

Long-running La Latina vegan spot (formerly Viva Burger) by Plaza de la Paja. Plant-based burgers, Mexican-style tacos and Spanish-inspired plates in a colourful tavern with terrace seating — good for lunch through late evening.

100% plant-based all-day brunch café near Malasaña/Conde Duque. Known for creative brunch plates, specialty coffee and in-house vegan proteins — no reservations; expect a wait or virtual queue at weekend peak hours.

Turkish charcoal-grill restaurant near Atocha since 1999, widely listed as full-halal for kebabs and grilled meats. Confirm hours and group seating on the official site.

100% plant-based fast-food restaurant known for burgers, fries, tacos and comfort sides. The Chueca room on Calle Pelayo is the flagship Madrid location — casual, English-friendly and easy for a quick centre meal. A second Madrid branch is on Calle Lavapiés 16.