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Entry No. 999 · Tortilla Española · Tortilla española (Spanish omelette)

Juana La Loca

Juana La Loca is known for a creamy tortilla with confited onion. The Salamanca move is a tortilla slice plus one or two pintxos, not an overloaded meal.

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Waitclose to Banco de España and Retiro Metro.13:30 lunch or 20:30 dinner; reserve since the new Recoletos room is busy.
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Juana La Loca is known for a creamy tortilla with confited onion. The Salamanca move is a tortilla slice plus one or two pintxos, not an overloaded meal.

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No. 999 for Tortilla Española in Madrid

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