In a city of old taverns, this La Latina landmark is a real time capsule. Believed to be about 250 years old, Taberna Antonio Sánchez serves a menu of Madrid classics – oxtail stew, callos la madrileña (Madrid-style tripe) and spicy snails, plus vegetarian options – in a museum-like space that has never been renovated. It’s still fitted with gas lamps, frescoes of famous bullfighters and dark wood bars with brass rails.
Calle de Mesón des Paredes 13, Centro, Madrid 28012
