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Cava Baja Gallery Review

4.9 /57 Reviews
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Samantha Guthrie
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5/5
This is my favorite street in all of Madrid! As soon as you enter the street from the direction of Plaza Mayor, there is address 8 Cava Baja. It is a bar that on the outside has the most beautiful tile-painted mural outside! It's simply lovely. People will frequently lean out of their appartment windows over the narrow, alley-like street and holler "Hola, que tal?" and the like. Don't miss it next time you're in Madrid!

Cava Baja Gallery

Posted: Oct 13, 2011
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  • DEAR张小球
    5/5Outstanding
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    Kawabaja Street is a very lively street, especially at night, the bar here attracts many people who like nightlife, but even if we come during the day, it is still very lively, there are many shops open.

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    Posted: Oct 21, 2020
  • 西班牙向导赵公超
    5/5Outstanding
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    Spain Madrid Restaurant Bar Street, the streets are lined with bars, weekend crowds, delicious restaurants are particularly numerous, but at night there are many young people, try to avoid a night trip alone.

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    Posted: May 3, 2016
  • 呵呵
    5/5Outstanding
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    When you get to Spain, you really feel that there are scenic spots everywhere. Even a street can be very attractive. The buildings with different shapes, colors and styles arranged on both sides can surprise you when you turn a corner. Moreover, the street is very quiet and there are many good bars, which are especially worth coming.

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    Posted: Mar 17, 2016
  • 舜舜丽丽
    4/5Excellent
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    Great snack street, you can taste all kinds of food and drink with your mouth. It's so happy.

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    Posted: Nov 25, 2015
  • GLS***56
    5/5Outstanding

    One of Madrid's most long-established traditions is going out for tapas. There are time-honoured and modern taverns, traditional venues and trendy restaurants, but all coincide in one thing: they serve small delicatessen bites that go down perfectly with a glass of wine and excellent conversations.These places, located in the oldest part of the capital -Cava Baja, Cava Alta, Cava de San Miguel, Puerta de Sol or La Latina- have been host to meetings of intellectuals, politicians, writers and commoners avid for a good debate over a tasty meal. They are now an absolute reference point for Madrid's gastronomy that no one, local or tourist, should miss.

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    Posted: Sep 14, 2013
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