Tasting menuEUR 145
ChefAdolfo Santos
Book ahead2 weeks

Must order: The truffle tortilla finished table-side from the silver cart. From carte, the lobster fricassee and the dover sole.

Tip: Closed Sunday; bookings via website or directly. The truffle tortilla supplement runs 28 euros and is worth the spend.

Location

Address: Calle de Amador de los Rios 6, 28010 Madrid

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