Tuk tuk and Deliveroo’s special discount for My little Madrid readers

I have recently discovered the only Asian street food restaurant that exists in Madrid: TUK TUK Street food   It has been a great surprise because they have a nice selection of food from Thailand, Hong Kong and Singapour. In fact, when you go there you get a mild feeling of travelling to Asia, where it is quite common to eat all kind of different foods in the streets: tasty, cheap and all in small bites.

Tip for September: a picnic at the Retiro by Magasand

So, we are back in town and it’s official, the holidays are over. We all look very suntanned but inside a terrible post-holiday depression has overcome us… no more outdoor activities either in the sea or the mountains, the majority of us are now confined to be in front of a computer.

Summer holidays are over and we have the pavement as landscape, however, we at My Little Madrid have a recommendation that will, for sure, make you feel as though coming back to the city wasn’t so terrible... as you will have the feeling again of being free among nature!!

You just have to follow our instructions:

Entertaining at Home in Madrid Part 3 - Micro-theater in your Living

As a new addition to our previous posts (Entertaining at Home part 1 and part 2), today we are suggesting a cool activity for your guests that will enhance your party for sure! 

I experienced it at my place last week, and all my friends were enthusiastic about the great experience!

La Pensión de las Pulgas - a New Theater Concept

Last Sunday I had a great time going to the theater at the lovely "Pension de las Pulgas", one of my recent favorites! The play Tape was represented in two different rooms and as usual I was not disappointed!

Entertaining at Home in Madrid (hassle free) Part 2 - The Main Dish

Welcome Home!

Following our first post referring to the Dessert (Part 1), we are ready to deliver the second post concerning entertaining at home hassle free. This time, we will focus on the main dish (the 'starter' for Americans). My suggestions are:

Entertaining at home in Madrid (with little effort) Part 1 – the Dessert

They claim to be the best chocolate cake in the world and...they are!

Anyone who spends a little time here knows it; Madrileños like street life, they like to be outside, not at home. We like to go to the bar and have a cañita (beer), go to a crowded restaurant, take an aperitivo (snack) at the park... But we're also very social and lately (because of the financial crisis) we are starting to  entertaining at home. Our problem is that the easiness that we like outside does not work when we entertain at home. Inside our houses we like to be formal, everything has to be perfect. And then, yikes! Entertaining becomes a heavy task…!  I am willing to share here some of my best addresses. We will start by the end, the desserts: