Botín
Considered the oldest restaurant by the Guinness Book of World Records, and the best by Ernest Hemingway, Botín is a charming little restaurant that will cater to your appetite, and your desire for cultural immersion.[Learn more]
Considered the oldest restaurant by the Guinness Book of World Records, and the best by Ernest Hemingway, Botín is a charming little restaurant that will cater to your appetite, and your desire for cultural immersion.[Learn more]
Inaugurated in 1983, the restaurant's café, lounges, and terraces continue to be a signature landmark in the city of Madrid.[Learn more]
Fresh off a recent refurbishing, El Chaflan frequently tops lists of Madrid's best restaurants due as much to the cuisine as to the new interior.[Learn more]
Decorated in a trendy minimalist style, Kabuki offers some of the best sushi in Madrid and is known for its fresh fish and quality preparation. The sushi bar offers a variety of specialties elaborated by Chef Ricado Sanz[Learn more]
Mesón Txistu Restaurant, has the most traditional Basque cuisine in Madrid. Managed by Pedro Abrego, also the owner of Asador Donostiarra, the restaurant prides itself on service and perseverance in the restaurant industry.[Learn more]
With Chef Santi Santamaria at the helm, Santceloni was quickly awarded a Michelin star and has continued its rise to the top of Madrid's dining destinations.[Learn more]
La Terraza del Casino provides a cool and calm environment to combat the busy and balmy Madrid summers. The interior evokes memories of the Mediterranean with white chandeliers and blue columns above a checkered floor.[Learn more]
The haute cuisine at Zalacain is extremely personalized and only uses seasonal products and ingredients. Everything is thoughtfully-created, from the lasagna gratin of "Boletus edulis" and foie gras, and duck leg stew, to the stuffed pig's trotter.[Learn more]