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Where to eat near the Temple of Debod

Hungry after visiting the Temple of Debod? Here are 5 places nearby, 2 of them cheap and quick. Every place lists its cuisine, price and the walk from the Temple of Debod.

Last updated: 20 October 2026

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Quick and cheap (€)

1€€€

Casa Mingo

🍽️ Regional Spanish 🚶 11 min walk

Asturian cider house by the Goya hermitage: roast chicken, chorizo in cider, cabrales and sidra

2€€€

Mercado de los Mostenses (food bars)

🍽️ Tapas & bars 🚶 12 min walk

Working food market behind Gran Vía with small bars for tortilla, jamón and a cheap lunch

Good value sit-down (€€)

3€€€

Taberna Úbeda

🍽️ Regional Spanish 🚶 5 min walk

Bib Gourmand tavern with dishes from Jaén between the Liria Palace and the Temple of Debod

Treat yourself (€€€)

4€€€

Taberna La Bola

🍽️ Traditional Madrid 🚶 12 min walk

Since 1870 it has served cocido madrileño slow-cooked in individual clay pots over charcoal.

5€€€

Café de Oriente

☕ Café 🚶 14 min walk

Elegant café-restaurant with a terrace facing the Royal Palace and a vaulted dining room below.

Breakfast and coffee nearby

6€€€

Adorado

☕ Café 🚶 4 min walk

Brunch spot a few steps from the Temple of Debod with eggs, pancakes and good coffee.

7€€€

Faborit (Plaza de España)

☕ Café 🚶 9 min walk

All-day café on the Plaza de España with breakfast plates, toast and fresh juice.

8€€€

Federal Café (Comendadoras)

☕ Café 🚶 13 min walk

Australian-style café on a quiet Malasaña square with toast, eggs and brunch plates.

9€€€

Santagloria (Princesa)

🥖 Bakery 🚶 15 min walk

Bakery café on Calle Princesa, an easy walk from the Temple of Debod and Plaza de España.

10€€€

Café de la Luz

☕ Café 🚶 15 min walk

Cosy Malasaña café with homemade cakes, toast and breakfast plates.

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