If you like flamenco, you’re in luck because in the capital of Madrid you can enjoy some of the best tablaos in the city. What’s more, all of them offer an experience that goes far beyond the show, as they fuse art and gastronomy.
Immerse yourself in the essence of pure flamenco at Tablao de la Villa, a unique venue set in a majestic 19th-century palace-house in the heart of Madrid’s Historic Centre. This special space serves as a meeting point for passionate enthusiasts and artists, where traditional flamenco comes to life with all its intensity and emotion.
The soft lighting, close proximity to the performers, unparalleled visibility, and exceptional acoustics create an intimate and captivating atmosphere. Experience an unforgettable flamenco performance, filled with passion, deep emotion, and the magic of this universal art form.
Located in the Puerta de Alcalá, his show fuses a more traditional vision with a more contemporary one. Behind it is the dancer and choreographer Jonathan Miró. In its main hall ‘Museo de los Sentidos’ we can enjoy his performances Atardecer, Anochecer and Madrugada. Its gastronomic proposal offers us a renewed Andalusian cuisine with a selection of tapas among which we can highlight the almadraba tuna seasoned or smoked sardines with crunchy coca.
It is located in an underground brick cave in the capital of Madrid, offering a unique atmosphere in which to enjoy flamenco. The dancer and choreographer Juan Andrés Maya is the creator of a unique show. In addition, in this tablao we can also enjoy a unique gastronomic offer. Torreznos with green mojo or the octopus ‘don bocarte’ a feria with potato parmentier are some of the dishes on the menu, although one of its strong points are the rice dishes such as the free-range chicken paella.
These three tablaos offer not only some of the best flamenco shows, but also an exceptional gastronomic experience.