This family-run Mexican bar has something of a cult following, serving up bite-sized tacos (the cochinita pibil is our favourite) washed down by fabulous margaritas (including those flavoured with tamarind). It's wildly popular on weekend nights. If you get the munchies between meals, try its tiny sister outlet around the corner.
Taquería Mi Ciudad
Madrid
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