Last year my husband and I spent a week in Madrid. As first time visitors we booked an evening at Corral de la Moreria for our last night in the city. We thoroughly enjoyed the experience - the food, the service and certainly the show. When we found ourselves with the opportunity to spend several days in Madrid again this... More

Very good food, an exceptional show, wonderful energy, beautiful and passionate people! Make a reservation prior to your visit, because is full everytime, and be there on time because they are extremly punctual.

Before I describe my experience a word about Trip Advisor's Madrid City App. Well, I used the direction pointer from the Opera station to reach to the venue around 2,800 ft away. The pointedr took me through narrow cobbled pathways and through steps up a park (i was wondering, this doesnt seem right) and I landed right at the doorstep.... More

It is a little bit expensive, but, form my point of view, the best flamenco show. The place is small (I think, that's why) but it is a real tablao! Better than a flamenco show in discotheque.

Great show and good food. We got there early with a reservation, but did not get seated near the front, but still had a good view. Except the people who came late were seated in front of us so we had waiters constantly walking and blocking our view. Ask for table near the stage

After several trips to Spain, we at last found a real Flamenco show with all the emotion that you would expect. We decided to try this show as it was recommended in Michelin and we were not disappointed. It was not inexpensive but worthwhile. The dinner was average to good but the Flamenco was WOW!

Make sure you get a table up front to experience the amazing show. These dancers are world class and worth every penny.

Here you can enjoy a flamenco presentation and spend a nice time. It is worthwhile. You need to book in advance. But don't expect a good restaurant service neither good food. Nice to have some drink, appetizer but the main attraction is the dance.

The Corral is a great Flamenco experience. The restaurant is near the Royal Palace and has rustic, open beam decore. While the pillars can obstruct the view, the flamenco dancers and the accompanying musicians and singers use the full stage so you will always have a view of the performance. The Flamenco dancing is extremely animated and requires a great... More