Guide
Discover the best buñuelos in Madrid
In autumn, all eyes turn to these filled little balls. They have become a symbol of All Saints' Day, a sweet linked to tradition for centuries.
There is a legend that if you eat a buñuelo, you can save a soul from purgatory. The exact origin of these sweets is unknown, but they are mentioned in the Roman recipe book De Agri Cultura by Cato the Elder, written in the 2nd century BC.
If you want to enjoy the best buñuelos in Madrid this autumn, take a look at our list.
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- Pastelería Luzón Address C/ Conde de Peñalver, 42
- Viena Capellanes Address C/ Bordadores, 9
- Pan.Delirio Address C/ Prof. Waksman, 8
- La Mallorquina
- Casa Mira Address Carr.ª de San Jerónimo, 30
- Pastelerías Mallorca Address C/ Velázquez, 59
- La Crujiente Address C/ San Germán, 12
- Antigua Pastelería del Pozo Address C/ Pozo, 8
- Moulin Chocolat Address C/ Alcalá, 77
- Lhardy
- Nunos Address C/ Narváez, 63
- Horno de San Onofre Address C/ San Onofre, 3
- Levadura Madre Address C/ José Ortega y Gasset, 92
- La Duquesita
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Entries with their own DondeGo page show its English title. The rest appear as the guide lists them, in Spanish.