Madrid Escorts
Escorts in Madrid
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Escorts available to travel to Madrid
Varying notice is required to book the following escorts for Madrid.
- Angelique
- Brussels
- Roxanne
- Brussels
- Kenza
- Brussels
- Chloé
- Brussels
- Eve
- Brussels
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- Milan
- Jess
- Brussels
- Ane
- London
- Jessica and Angel
- London
- Jane
- London
- Isabelle
- London
- Natalie
- Vienna
- Heidi
- London
- Sharlotte
- Rome
- Arianna
- Vienna
- Angel
- London
- Martina
- Barcelona
- Jessica
- London
- Johanna
- Vienna
- Lina
- London
- Christie
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- Claire
- Vienna
- Emily
- London
- Angelina
- Rome
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- Valentina
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- Jill
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Madrid Pubs and Bars
- The most famous Madrid feature on the drinking scene are the tapas bars, which come in every shape, size and variety, and can be found in abundance throughout the city’s streets, however more traditional bars and pubs can also be found, so there’s sure to be something to suit your palate.
La Adorsa located on Calle de Colón is famous as the local haunt of Goya in his day, and this intimate taberna, with its soft lighting and music, continues to be as popular today as it was then. Guinness and delicious tapas, including home-made tortilla, are the best features of this pub, which dates back over 200 years. Los Gabrieles situates on Calle de Echegaray is a popular 19th century bar, embellished with fabulous azulejo tiles. In the late evening the lights are dimmed and the bar transforms into a music bar with spirits and beers, and a Flamenco night every Tuesday.
Ernest Hemingway believed that Museo Chicote, located on the famous Gran Vía, was the best bar in Spain, and it seems that most of Madrid’s population agree with him. This cocktail bar has enjoyed great popularity since the 1930s due to Hemingway, which increased in the 50s and 60s with Frank Sinatra and Orson Welles also visiting the establishment. The beautiful Art Deco design is the highlight of this bar and the perfect place to spend an evening. Another Madrid mainstay is the Cervecería Santa Bárbara, situated on Plaza de Santa Bárbara, which is a huge beer hall serving both dark beer and lager, which some locals like to mix together for a unique beverage.
La Venencia situated on Calle de Echegaray, is a well-known sherry bar that has been around since 1929 and enjoying its favour with the locals ever since. This establishment is for serious sherry drinkers who know their fino from their manzanilla, and is accompanied by a fine selection of canapés and tapas such as mojama (flakes of salty dried tuna). Nearby is the atmospheric Alhambra, situated on Calle de la Victoria, which is decked out in early 1900s style with unique Moorish embellishments. The Andalusian tapas are a particular highlight of this bar, such as the cured meats and spicy sausage.
Irish bars enjoy immense patronage by the local madrileños, and bars such as Moore’s on Calle Felipe III offer tourists the chance to sample some of the finest home-brews whilst in the Spanish capital. The popularity of the bar is obvious; it stays open late, serves wonderful pub food such as roast beef, shows widescreen coverage of all the major sporting events and plays great music. Pop in, sit back and enjoy a night of Irish charm.
Tasca La Farmacia located on Calle de Diego de León is an unusual tapas bar situated within a former pharmacy, hence the name, and features the original decorative azulejo tiles. The speciality here is bacalao (cod) prepared in many varieties, such as the croquettes deep-fried with béchamel paste. Los Gatos, situated on Calle Jesús is a one-off bar with its walls lined with all manner of curios you can think of; signed basketball shirts, old telephones, beer barrels, bull’s heads, and more. The fantastic environment is topped off by the wonderful beer and tapas, as well as the plates of shrimps, canapés, and filled rolls all on offer. Casa Alberto on Calle de las Huertas lays its claim to fame as being the location where Cervantes wrote part of the famous Don Quixote. The tavern maintains its historic atmosphere with its wood panelling and intimate ambience. Vermouth is the house drink, served from an antique pump, and dishes are the best of local fare.
