Public toilets are located inside the library inside the building. If you really gotta go, this is a good option.
There are no public toilets in the city centre. The library is your best option. Put bags in a locker, head in and follow the signs to the aseos.
They have a small and electic selection of English books. If you want a best seller, you probably will not find.
print a 2 page PDF from dongle and then have it scanned again? 0,5€. not bad. can require a bit of a wait though.
The emputidos inside are a lot better than other ones in the city. You can ask for a sample some before buying. People are really helpful.
newly renovated women's toilets are horrible. need to stand next to or straddle the toilet to be able to close the door.
Very authentic. very tasty. udon was great. fairly priced compared to Japanese in other Spanish cities.
Oddly, the best pancakes I had in an 8 day trip to Scotland. They were airy and soft, not rocks requiring a steak knife to cut after finding buried under a load of toppings. win!
An absolutely spectacular place yo enjoy reading a book for an hour around sunset. It is the Madrid people imagine when they think of the city.
Because of the need to have both doors open to get ventilation for outdoor seating, indoor seating near doors can be hotter than outside. ouch.
prices comparable to everywhere else at the market. feels fresher and lighter than other options too.
Get chocolate sauce or whipped cream to put on top of your ice cream, candy and waffle. otherwise, it might be a little dry.
