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Pastelería La Duquesita

Long-standing confectionery (established 1914), offering excellent tartlets that are not only delicious but also look picture-perfect. They are also sold to take away.

Address: Calle Fernando VI, 2
Getting there: metro Alsonso Martínez
Hours: Mon-Fri 8.30AM-8.30PM, Sat 9.30AM-8.30PM, Sun 10AM-8.30PM
Price: Tartlets €5–6 a piece
Website: laduquesita.es (opens in a new tab)

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