Ginger serves modern versions of classic Mediterranean dishes for breakfast, lunch and dinner. With a comfortable, elegant interior and an unbeatable location, you can relax in one of the comfy leather chairs and stick around awhile or just grab a quick bite on your way to the museums. The fast, professional service rounds out the experience.
Ginger
Madrid
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