Exceptional show, incredible food, great staff. This one delivered on all fronts. There's about an hour before the show actually starts which gives you more than enough time to finish your food and get halfway through dessert before the performance begins. The food was impressive and took no shortcuts. Each course made a point of showing off the craft behind it, and you could taste the effort in every bite. The courses come out almost immediately after you finish the last. The show itself was exceptional in the truest sense. It brought out such raw emotion that I almost cried, and I'm not someone who says that easily. The best flamenco dancing I've ever seen. read more

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On a recent trip to Madrid, we were excited to take our two kids (teenagers) to visit a Flamenco show. Corral de la la Moreria seems to be an institution, so we figured we would splurge. The flamenco show was great. I'm not a connoisseur, but it was a great experience. I don't regret that at all. I reserved our tickets in advance on their website, and got a confirmation number. However, their system doesn't seem to send an email confirmation. So it's a good thing I put the confirmation number on my calendar! We booked the first (17:30) show with dinner reservations. The website suggests arriving 30 minutes early, so we arrived at 17:00. A few other people also arrived about that time. However, the door was locked. We rang the bell, and they told us that they would not open until 17:30. Weird, but no biggie... we hung out down the street. At 17:30, we went back, and were seated. But it was mostly empty... just us and a couple other people. But, there were plenty of staff, and they got us drinks and we were enjoying ourselves. Then some time passed, and more time passed. Eventually, around 19:00, more people started to arrive, and it was clear that the show would start later. I think what happened is they did not sell enough tickets for the 17:30 show. So instead of cancelling it and offering to let us attend one of the later shows, they just seated us and let us sit for 90 minutes until we joined the group for the later show. This worked out fine for us, though I wish they would have communicated it. It felt like they were leaving us out. The food at the restaurant was very good. We particularly liked the potato soup, which is really good. They also had a nice wine selection to pair it with. However, the restaurant is quite expensive, and I didn't think that it was really justified given that the show was also expensive. If I were to do it again, I think what I would do is sign up for just the show only, and have dinner elsewhere either before or after the show. read more

Experience the essence of Flamenco at Corral de la Moreria in a historical venue in Madrid. The passionate performances immerse you in the heart of Spanish culture. While the show dazzles, the traditional cuisine delights the palate. Service was very attentive. The rustic ambiance exudes charm, making it a fantastic experience in the heart of the city. read more

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Such an amazing experience! 5 stars well earned. This was the first place we ate at when we came to Madrid! The show itself was amazing but the food the food stole the show!!!!!!! Flavor so much flavor! I can't tell you what I ate because idk it's a set menu 4 courses I believe and you choose what you want . Everything is good and comes out fast . Seating is tightttttt but you get use to it Service was okay the waiter kind of rushed us through the meal I think he wanted us to be at a certain course by the time the show started. It was my husband birthday and they bought out a an extra dessert which was so nice. read more

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If I could recommend doing one thing in Madrid, it would be this. From start to finish, this was an incredible and lovely experience. The service is fantastic, the servers were friendly and efficient especially considering the number of courses & people. The food was delicious, the wild seabass and the pigeon dishes were especially memorable. The show was undoubtedly the best part. The passion and the emotion of the performers made it such a moving, unique experience. This is one of my favorite places I've ever dined. I would highly recommend planning on visiting while you're in Madrid!! read more

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I have always wanted to watch a live Flamenco show. The performance was beautiful, the Dancers artistic and expressive. The singings were beautiful and power voice with the musicians playing a sweet and rich Spanish guitar. The food is artistic and delicious! OMG delicious. The servers spoke English and the service was perfect. There is no tipping in Spain but I asked if I could to without offending them and we laughed. So pls tip if you can a little bit goes a long way. read more

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If you ever visit Spain, going to a flamenco show is a must. What drew my family to this restaurant however, was also the promise of a michelin star set menu. Apparently a lot of people just come for the show, not knowing they're also eating some of the best food mardrid has to offer! We got the 5 course tasting menu, and it didn't disappoint. The avocado gazpacho they started off with was equally ambitious and tasty, as gazpacho is usually a tomato base. My favorite was the sea bass, since it was soft and buttery, and pretty much melted in your mouth. The waiter also was super nice and kept the wine flowing the whole meal! He even opened a second bottle for us on the house. As for the flamenco show itself, it was mesmerizing. The dancers and singers were passionate and filled the venue with a great energy. I will say, this show is about half singing and half dancing, for those that are looking for a dancing only flamenco show. Just a heads up, every day they hold 2 flamenco shows: one at 7:30PM, and another around 10PM. We made a reservation for 6:30PM, which gave us just enough time to finish up our main courses, and enjoy our dessert while the flamenco show started. So if you're someone who can't really multitask like me, you might want to keep your reservation timing in mind! read more

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It was an honor to have eaten here. I very much enjoyed watching flamenco which savoring some of chef David Garcia's famous dishes. I wasn't that hungry so the waiter recommended the Menu Solea. The starting dish which was the cheesecake which was slightly smoked with a freshness of ocean added to it. For the main I got the Iberian pork shoulder and WOW so tender. It was delicious and I would've eaten another plate. It came with a mushroom ravioli which was also very well made and complimented the pork perfectly. I was mostly impressed by the fact that they mass produce this plate during the show all at one, and they somehow manage to keep it consistently amazing. I was in a table of 12 and almost everyone got the pork and they all were blown away at its taste. If your craving some really really impressive food and a very talented production of flamenco- dance and music- I recommend checking this place out read more

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The show was amazing, but the food and service were mediocre at best, especially considering the high price tag and star. We left disappointed. Skip dinner and go to the show only! read more

A top notch dinner and a show Visiting from the US, we are only in Madrid for a few days. One thing we really wanted to see was a Flamenco dance. Our hotel got us reservations for dinner and a show for this evening. There was some issue with our reservation, never did understand what it was, but the restaurant accepted our prepaid voucher and would sort it out with the hotel. That was very nice, and for our entire time the place impressed me with their high level of professionalism. Because we were doing a fixed price meal we had a limited number of items to choose from, two for appetizers and two for our entree, the lessor expensive items from their full menu. That was ok with me, although other creative sounding dishes on the full menu may have highlighted even more the reason this restaurant has a Michelin star. I decided on Scalibada Coca, and their Salmon. The Scalibada Coca was small but very good, but what is small with a cuisine that includes tapas. The salmon was not small at all. Oily and very flavorful, and came with a spread it made it even better. Our particular meal also came with quite a bit of wine and a chocolate dessert that was outstanding. As for the show, I will leave that to others to review, I try to stick with the dining side of Yelp. read more

Restaurante Corral de la Moreria - Salmon - Spanish Near Me - Madrid, M

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The BEST Tablao Flamenco show PERIOD. Every year we go to Madrid we never miss dining at Corral De La Moreria. You feel and hear every move and breath taking expressions and the food is Michelin Star rated. A must place to go and feel the real passion of Tablao Flamenco dancing when in Madrid. read more

The show was great, the venue was great, the service and food were also fantastic. The value (price/enjoyment) was perfect. So this is my one caveat, the Michelin Star mentioned. I've only been to a couple restaurants with this distinction and every time the food, the surroundings, the service has been perfect. Not just great, perfect. Not a smudge on the silverware, perfect seats, perfect table, constant attention and memorable bites from beginning to end, with no awkwardness. This is not that. My chair felt unstable, and was quite worn, the table tilted generously with the slightest touch, and the food was good, especially the seabass and the green apple soufflé (which honestly was a green apple sorbet but absolutely amazing). But there were certainly awkward bites and some forgettable ones. I would certainly go again and suggest it to others. Just have a different expectation on the food (excellent instead of perfect). The performance was great. read more

I tried their 70 euro tasting menu. The food was SO exceptional!! The service was great. Flamenco show was SO BEAUTIFUL :) A Must go place if you visit Madrid:) read more

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First night in Spain, decided to go big! We received this recommendation from a Yelp community manager named Andi. A strong recommendation from a community manager carries weight! So tonight was nice and cool. So we decided to walk. It was a beautiful walk followed shortly thereafter by heavy rain. We were happy that we were warmly welcomed by the staff and the comfortable repair temperature inside. The ropa vieja with a gooey egg was the best ropa vieja I've ever had. They need to start serving it this way in Miami! The veal was good. It was rich and tasted better with each bite. The rack of lamb was delicious and rich. The rioja that was included was very tasty. It was surprisingly good and I'm glad I didn't upgrade. The Chocolate Five Ways was tasty, a nice couple of bites. The bread pudding was larger and delicious, it was my favorite dessert. Our waiter was attentive and did a great job. The flamenco show was fantastic and worth the money. I will recommends this place to my friends. read more

Flamenco - amazing Food - totally mediocre Ambiance and all else - all right Worth visiting but I had much higher expectations for the food. read more

My fiancé and I, along with close friends in Madrid, got a chance to see a show and get dinner at this Michelin star restaurant. The food was just the beginning. We had a great time learning about the traditional culture in Spain in terms of flamenco dancing. It was amazing. The food was absolutely divine. Best dish I had in Spain. Highly recommend. read more

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It was super good and we loved it. Affordable and very fresh. How many more characters do I need

Flamenco (and food) done right. First off, you're probably here for the Flamenco, and it is very *very* good. You may not get the language, but the feelings *will* sweep you away - it's infectious, it's raw, and it is Just That Good. So yeah, if you're in Madrid, and you need to make it to a Flamenco show (and you should!), you could do far far worse than come here. Oh, btw, the food isn't bad either read more

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Out of Country Review - Spain Went to Restaurante Corral De La Moreria on Sunday night. The show makes this a can't miss experience, even though a few elements could be improved. The food is not one of those elements and will impress. Quality: Easy to get distracted from the food because of the show, but the tasting menu was very solid. They have a few different menu options, we went with the most comprehensive. I was not crazy about the opener Tomato And Watermelon Soup, but the Scallop Carpaccio and Wild Sea Bass were excellent. The Lamb was good, but the Pigeon was the stronger dish. Skip the Green Apple Souffle for dessert and go with the Caramelised French Toast, the two are not on the same level. Quantity: Fair portions for the tasting menu. Value: Decent prices considering the live entertainment. Ambiance: Restaurante Corral De La Moreria is a flamenco show and dinner restaurant. The show is incredible, and even from a seat with an obstructed view it is hard not to be in awe. They could however arrange the room better as well as improve the chairs and tables to avoid many service issues. Crowd: They pack too many guests into this tiny space. Service: Coordinated chaos. read more

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With no reservations, this is best flamingo I had ever seen even I watched flamingo at Barcelona too. All the performers were passionate about what they were doing. The music scores sounds original and moving even I don't know Spanish at all. Only thing was we came late and ended up being seated behind columns, I had to wiggle a bit to look through other's heads, little uncomfortable. Otherwise, I love the music and dancing, they are fantastic. read more

Restaurante Corral de la Moreria - Spanish Near Me - Madrid, M

My wife and I came here for the flamenco dancing on our first night in Madrid because it was recommended to us by our hotel concierge (Gran Hotel Ingles - highly recommended). I'm very glad they encouraged us to go here rather than the place right near the hotel (which was advertised all over, notably by people handing out flyers on the sidewalks). The dancing was excellent and the show was very entertaining. If you're expecting Moulin Rouge, it's not that kind of a show. The dancing can be more subtle - sometimes just movement of the feet while the body stays motionless - but it's no less enthralling. We attended the 6:30pm show which allowed for about an hour or so for dinner to be served before the show began. Now for the food - this was very good. My sirloin was cooked perfectly and very tender and juicy. My wife had fish, which was good but not as delicious as my steak. The dessert, however, was the highlight of the meal. Our concierge had specifically recommended trying a dish that was described as french toast with ice cream. It's called "Torrija Caramelizada en Leche Fresca con Helado de Platano" and it's amazing! We spent the rest of our time in Madrid trying to find another restaurant that featured this dessert on the menu. If you like french toast or bread pudding, it's kind of a combination of the two. We split one order between the two of us, but would have loved to have one each. The best part of the evening was our very attentive and entertaining server (Jorge, if I recall correctly). He was friendly and made sure he never overlooked our needs, despite having two large groups on either side of our table to serve. He helped make the night memorable and special for us. Last, my wife was very happy to snag a photo with one of the dancers after the show. Overall, a very fun evening! Definitely make this a stop if you're in Madrid for any length of time. read more

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Our last night in Madrid ! The performance is top notch , I didn't understand the language but you really don't have to. The emotions, passions they show will sweep you off your feat. Spanish guitarist is super melodious. Singers are top notch and dancer is very exquisite! read more

5 Stars for without a doubt the best Flamenco show I've ever seen and on top of that, pretty fabulous food and service. Get ready guys. This one's gonna set you back a few. But if you're really wanting to savor your Spain vacation and want to see some of the most authentic Flamenco ever, this is the spot. We managed to make a reservation online and pay for the "Espectacular" part of the evening (the show). The dinner is priced separately and they offer an a la carte menu as well as 4 fixed menus (these come with half a bottle of wine included). Altogether with the show and food/wine we came out to $100/person. A few tips: - Make a reservation! It fills up and if you wait to try your luck at the door, you will likely miss out. - Arrive early to queue at the door. We did this and scored a great table. - There ARE bad seats. The age of the building means there are pillars blocking the view of some folks on the left of the stage. Hence why arriving early is key. If they direct you to a bad seat, you at least may have a chance to ask to move. - Be prepared to take any and all pics and video in the first song. After that it is prohibited. - Request an English language menu if that's your preferred language. I know Spanish but I had a hard time deciphering the elaborate dishes. No matter- every single dish was better than the last. You'll be shocked by the quality of this food. (The show is good enough that they could serve hotdogs and I would have been happy, but this was truly a great meal.) Beyond that, you'll be enjoying performances that make you wonder how the stage doesn't buckle on a nightly basis. These dancers and musicians are overflowing with passion and emotion. My only regret? Not bringing roses to throw at the stage (no one else did either... but it felt appropriate). read more

Restaurante Corral de la Moreria - Best Flamenco show I've ever seen! - Spanish Near Me - Madrid, M

Made reservations for this flamenco show with Chase rewards and I'm glad I did it! Is this a tourist trap? Maybe. Is it something I'd go back to do again - no. But I think it was nice to experice the culture of flamenco dancing here - with which ever way you can find. Our ticket said to show up 15 mins before the show, but we were done with our other touristy activities a little early and showed up a hour early. It was totally fine and it actually worked out pretty well that way. No problems with retrieving my reservation as I was worried about it since it was a reward redemption. With my reservation it's a set menu that I can choose items from. I think the food tasted great and the presentation was beautiful. Reading the reviews here beforehand made me a little bit skeptical of the food as some seem to suggest it's a little bit pretentious with the plating for the quality of food they received. But I think as long as you're not looking to find faults with food or some crazy food critic, I think you will also find the food very tasty. We got a chicken dish and a salmon dish, both were so so SO tender that I think they sous vide all their mains. The flemenco show was good. Well of course I'm a tourist so I don't know what I'm really comparing to but it was a fiery performance, lively, loud, very energetic. My waiter kept refilling my wine for me (you get a whole bottle for a party of two... So....) And I kept sipping... compounding with a long day and food com, I got sleepy!!! Oh well I fell asleep for parts of it. I'll sure the parts I fell asleep in were as good as the parts I was awake for. But what do I know about flemenco? read more

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My husband and I and another couple had dinner and saw this show the last night we were visiting Madrid. This is an amazingly beautiful and moving show!! The dinner was excellent, too. We all thoroughly enjoyed the dinner and show and highly recommend it!! It was the perfect end to our vacation. read more

What an amazing experience! We honestly didn't know what to expect, but was more than we could have imagined. You would typically think that a show wouldn't have great food, but that is far from accurate with this place. The food was absolutely delicious, the drinks were great, and the show was superb. If you are in Spain and haven't experienced a flamenco show, I highly encourage you to do it at least one time. And if I were to suggest a spot to watch it, I would recommend this one! read more

Just came from Barcelona and went to a show so wanted to have same wonderful experience as that one but with dinner. Loved the show ! Incredible talent! However dinner not so great. People were leaving courses untouched. Salmon was good. Cod purée too salty.. read more

We wanted to see flamingo dancers and heard that this was the best one to go to. We had dinner here first and then watched the show. We had great seats. The service was very good. I had ordered veal and it was delicious. My friend ordered the salmon and she enjoyed it just as much. Then came the show. It was fantastic. We had a great time and would recommend it to anyone. read more

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dinner and show what an experience!! if you're in spain and free for a dinner to relax with dinner and watch an authentic spin on a flamenco show!! read more

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First of all, when I purchased these tickets for dinner and show in advance I didn't read the fine print that states the minimum for dinner purchase has to be 40 euros. Got there and yes the venue is a lot more elegant hence the prices. Ordered the chicken for dinner. It was really really soft, melts in your mouth. Really good. The show was fabulous. Lasted for about an hour and half. But didn't start until almost an hour and half when we got there. I would skip the expensive dinner and eat prior and just enjoy the awesome show. read more

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I came here along with some other students for a study abroad program during spring break to watch a private flamenco performance, and it was fantastic. The dancers and musical performers were phenomenal. You could literally see the passion in their eyes, in every movement of their body, every strum of the guitar, and every note and pitch of the singer's voice. It was truly magical. I definitely recommend stopping by, because they are doing something special here. read more

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DO NOT bother coming here- make sure you find a place where you can actually watch the show. My boyfriend and I purchased a three course meal with the flamenco show, paying a little over $100 USD each. We chose this restaurant because it was our first time in Spain and we wanted to experience a flamenco show, and it was a Michelin star restaurant so we were very excited to be able to experience Spanish culture while also enjoying fine Spanish dining. We got neither (I think, my boyfriend feels less harshly). As you can see in the picture I took before the show started, I was very excited, but was a little thrown off by the view we got. We were assigned this seat with obstructed views for both my boyfriend and I where I was only able to see the right half of the stage, and my boyfriend was only able to see the left. Before the show started, I kept telling my boyfriend it would be fine, as they must have considered that some views were obstructed and made sure everyone would be able to see the entire show from each seat. I was very wrong. The two tables next to us closer to the pillars both only had one occupant, because if someone else sat at the table, they would not have been able to see anything. Both my boyfriend and I missed large chunks of the show because we could not see the dancer due to the pillars, or her feet (which I feel like was a big part of flamenco) due to other guests' heads. At certain times, the dancer was completely obstructed by the pillars. We paid the same as others who had a perfectly clear view for this obstructed view (without knowing we would get an obstructed view), and I was extremely disappointed. The food itself was alright and probably was worth what we paid for, but the service was pretty terrible. Each meal included half a bottle of wine, which my boyfriend received in full, but I only received a quarter glass of wine poured at the beginning of the meal. It did not seem like this was due to lack of ability to communicate, just lack of caring. I watched other tables get wine throughout the night while no one even offered to pour more for me. Being offered more wine (that, again, we had already paid for) is something I would expect even from a restaurant that isn't Michelin star status. I felt that the host was a bit impatient with us even though we were clearly tourists (which this place seemed to market towards) and couldn't speak a lot of Spanish, and I felt generally unwelcome. Just a heads up for other non-Spanish speaking folks that might want to come (first, don't), the wait staff speaks a little English but the entire show is in Spanish so we were pretty lost. There are plenty of other flamenco shows in Madrid that don't have an obstructed view for everyone in the audience. It felt like they were trying to cram as many tables as they could into this tiny restaurant just to turn more tables, and the whole thing felt inauthentic. Please don't waste your time coming here and go to literally any other flamenco show or Michelin restaurant in Madrid. read more

Restaurante Corral de la Moreria - Note the two pillars on the left of the stage that obstruct half of my view. My boyfriend got to see the other half of the stage. - Spanish Near Me - Madrid, M

Flamenco in a sort of dinner-theater setting. I gather this is considered one of the world's premier flamenco venues. The dining room consists of closely-packed tables with black cloths. The smallish raised stage occupies one corner of the room. Since the floor is flat, some sightlines, especially for footwork, are blocked by intervening heads. Little view of the stage from the bar area. Program changes daily, with a printed menu insert listing that night's performers and performances. Dinner precedes the show. Waitstaff were attentive and professional. Unlimited red or white wine is included. Good bread, but no oil or butter was on the tables. For starters, three assorted tapas. First course: salmon with a sweet potato sauce; boneless chicken breast with house-made tartar sauce. Main course, a rather small portion (in a big bowl) of a somewhat salty seafood paella, which may actually have been the weak link in an excellent meal. Dessert was chocolate cake with mousse, nuts, and cream. The flamenco show began after dinner service. Guitar and percussion instrumentalists; three singers, one clearly the lead. Two male dancers, perhaps brothers, and one female. No theatrically elaborate costumes; the song and dance are the point of the show. Nor was there any attempt to explain the flamenco history and tradition: this is a living art form, not cultural anthropology. Highly recommended. read more

A must see while in Madrid. The blend of cultures that melded to became Spain are seen in their native song and dance. A wonderful performance of incredible high intensity. Dinner is served prior to the performance. The food is OK at best. They are serving a large number of people in a short time frame. We were a group of six and those who ordered the chicken were presented with under temperature sections, the beef ordered were fine The wait staff was very friendly Highly recomended Slanche read more

I've never seen a Flamenco performance before nor have I even seen one on video. So I did not know what to expect. I'm a hard rock and blues type of guy, but I could tell how technically demanding this style of music was. Everyone from the singers to the dancers produced a good part of the complex percussion. Wow. This was rich, intense, a feast for the senses, and I was definitely blown away. Kudos to Intercontinetal hotel concierge Juan, who gave us the tip that this place had food just as great as the performance, and arranged our reservation. Other places have various degrees of mismatch per him. Kudos to the performers, hats off to you with much respect, but thumbs down to the AUDIENCE on this night who despite having been instructed to use no flash on cameras... well guess what? flash bulbs were flashing all over the place. An overzealous tourist even left her seat mid performance, stood in front of me to block my view and take a video?! through her iPad which she raised like Moises hoisting the ten commandments. Video and cameras were also announced as only allowed during the first 5 minutes of the performance, but Miss Grandma iPad kept at it. Thou shalt not be an unruly tourist my friends. read more

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This place was recommended by our hotel staff and they made the reservation for us. We were seated on the left side of the stage and got a fairly good view of the actions. The top seats were reserved for those who also have dinner there (we did not). Each person gets a complementary drink with the show ticket and you pay at the end of the performance. The place was full on a Thursday evening and the ambiance was intimate and relaxing. However, once the performance started, we all felt the intensity and emotions of the dancers and singers at our tables. Everyone on stage appeared really into the performance and really gave 110% of their energy. It was enjoyable. just a hint, don't seat too close to the stage - especially the front center - as you will get sprayed by the sweat of the dancers when they spins. We were really glad that we were seating on the side of the stage. read more

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Yes! It's a tourist trap, but it's a good one. I give the flamenco show an A+, the food however, get a B+ for effort, a D for price, a C- for flavor and quality. So let's talk about the show. The flamenco dancers and singers are fantastic, full of character, vibrant, energetic. You can feel the heart and soul of the dancers, you can see the emotion in their faces, they don't hold anything back. They suck in all the energy of the room and give the audience a powerful show. Visiting Corral de la Moreria is worth it JUST for the Flamenco performance. Now, to the food: While it tries to present elegant haut-cuisine dishes, the food is uninventive, and overpriced. It tastes like it came out of the microwave. Maybe just a notch better than airplane food. There is a consumption minimum, and it is worth including the dinner because if you only go for the show you get sat way in the back with obstructed view. My suggestion is that you spend the consumption minimum on one or two expensive bottles of wine and grab your dinner elsewhere. The service was good, the only issue with the service is that they start cashing you out during the show, and as soon as the show ends, they practically throw everyone out. We couldn't finish our bottle of wine because we were being kicked out the door -- so this was a bit annoying. The four stars is mostly for the actual flamenco show, everything else was kind of a miss. read more

This place is absolutely incredible! Never in my life have I seen a performance where the hairs on my arms that up. I couldn't take my eyes off of the stage the performers were so engaging. The entrance included a drink, but to be honest I barely took a sip because I was just so mesmerized by the beautiful dancing. I've gone to a few shows and I feel like this one was definitely one of the best. The stage is raised which allows all people to see very well without worrying if you have a good spot. Luckily for us we are seated right in the front but I am sure that the peopleAround us we're happy with their seats as well. This is a must do in Madrid! read more

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This is the best Flamenco place in the world. The food is pretty good but the entertainment is the focus. You can go cheaper elsewhere but this is the best. Very high quality dancers. My only wish it was a little longer. read more

Restaurante Corral de la Moreria - Spanish Near Me - Madrid, M

The food was great. We had the set menu for €39.90, with starter (roasted vegetable), main course (salmon (sous vide or baked) or free range chicken), dessert (5 texture of chocolate) and half bottle of wine (house red or white). If you are not a drinker, you can choose to have mineral water. The server is great with excellent services. We arrived at 6:30pm and the show starts around 8:30pm. Though we didn't have reservation, the restaurant still accommodate us. The place soon packed with people attend the show only. The dancers are great with excellent skills and passionate expression. We enjoyed the whole show and definitely recommend it. One thing is the price is quite expensive, as there's a minimum charge of €39.90 plus the show €38.50 and then 21% VAT. However, it is a great experience and you should definitely try when you are in Madrid. read more

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