Propaganda 12 wine bar centers their cooking around wine. They offer over 350 varieties of wine to be paired to perfection with the excellent Italian dishes (sadly for those that leave the kitchen.
Propaganda 12 offers a wide variety of antipasti, homemade fresh pasta, and a daily selection of seafood.
One of the commandments at Propaganda 11 is to experiment. They go beyond the traditional clichés that imply certain wine and food pairings. Do not expect a simple fish with white, red with meat rule at Propaganda 12. Let´s start with a simple, yet powerful thought. Most of us think about food, a dish we would like to try from the menu… then wine comes after. At Propaganda they are ready to turn things upside down and propose you to choose a wine you would like to taste and then, and only then, to consider which food is a good match!
Despite this may not be your first wish (after all you are in Spain!,) at Propaganda they specialize in Italian wines and they have a wide selection of wines and regions.
The menu is composed mainly of Italian recipes, though you will also find some recipes from other countries. Desserts are mainly Italian, though for cheese they offer a wider selection that includes other international classics
Its location makes this wine bar near Gran Via a great option for either lunch es or dinners during your stay in Madrid. Brunch is also served at Propaganda 12 which can be accompanied by a cocktail or champagne by the glass. A great way to spend the morning with friends. Propaganda 12 is located in Calle Libertad, already in the fashionable district of Chueca. In this post you can find other recommendations with places to eat in Chueca., Madrid’s most gay district crowded with boutique, design shops, and interesting bars and restaurants.
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Style of this restaurant
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Cocido madrileño is Madrid´s best-known dishes. A chickpea stew served in many different formats, this is a great option to enjoy in winter, especially at some of the restaurants that specialize in cocido. Bocadillo de calamares is a cheap way to enjoy a simple lunch or dinner. A very simple dish can be delicious if all ingredients (squid,oil and bread) are of excellent quality. Callos a la madrileña: this is a beef tripe stew and many traditional restaurants are proud to serve “the best callos in Madrid”
te Madrid is a melting pot of Spanish cultures, and that you will be able to find restaurants that specialize in gastronomy from all regions of Spain, there are some dishes which are typical “Madrileños”.
There is no precise rule as to how much to tip in Spain. Spaniards only tip if they consider the service to be good. A 5% is normally considered a good tip. Having said this, some local waiters know tourists tip more than local Spaniards do and may expect more from foreigners.
