La Tape
Madrid, Spain
The read// why locals go
La Tape is a tapas bar at the quieter end of Calle de la Palma in Madrid's Malasana, built for grazing rather than a sit-down dinner. Tapas here is treated as a way of spending an hour rather than a menu format: a few plates, a vermouth or a glass of wine, and the barrio moving past the door. Vegetarians are properly catered for, which is not a given in Madrid, with enough beyond the ham counter to make a full meal. Reckon on about EUR 18 a head. Malasana is dense enough that most people work through several bars in an evening, and this is a natural early stop.
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Calle de la Palma 67, 28015 — Madrid
The read// why locals go
La Tape is a tapas bar at the quieter end of Calle de la Palma in Madrid's Malasana, built for grazing rather than a sit-down dinner. Tapas here is treated as a way of spending an hour rather than a menu format: a few plates, a vermouth or a glass of wine, and the barrio moving past the door. Vegetarians are properly catered for, which is not a given in Madrid, with enough beyond the ham counter to make a full meal. Reckon on about EUR 18 a head. Malasana is dense enough that most people work through several bars in an evening, and this is a natural early stop.