Saddle Restaurant
White Tablecloth Gueridon Service Grown Up
Polished, monied, classic
Barrio de Salamanca
Madrid's old-money quarter, where luxury retail meets white-tablecloth classics and the city's finest seafood.
Laid out on a strict 19th-century grid, Salamanca is Madrid's address for old money and serious appetite, where the luxury flagships of Calle Serrano and Velázquez sit above white-tablecloth classics and some of the city's best seafood and sushi. This is where the Pescaderías Coruñesas houses land Galician catch each morning and where a tortilla at Mercado de la Paz can matter as much as a tasting menu. For an Istanbul visitor it reads as the Nişantaşı analogue: composed, monied and quietly demanding.
Highlights
Calle Serrano luxury flagships Pescaderías Coruñesas seafood houses Casa Dani tortilla at Mercado de la Paz Modernist mansions and embassies Refined sushi and steak rooms
18 places
5 Categories
Restaurant
10 places
Ramón Freixa Atelier Restaurant
Chef Driven Intimate Counter Avant Garde
El Pescador Restaurant
Product First Classic Shellfish
Casa Dani Restaurant
Market Tortilla Local Canteen
BaniBanoo Restaurant
Chef Owner Persian Daytime
La Bien Aparecida Restaurant
Design Led Cantabrian Wine List
StreetXO Restaurant
Chef Driven High Energy Fusion
Kabuki Restaurant
Sushi Counter Japanese Refined
99 Sushi Bar Hermosilla Restaurant
Sushi Robata Polished
Gaman by Luis Arévalo Restaurant
Nikkei Chef identity Omakase
Shop
3 places
Mantequerías Bravo Shop
Delicatessen Wine Heritage
Casa Loewe Shop
Design Led Craft Heritage House
Mercado de la Paz Shop
Food market Local Historic ironwork
Cafe
2 places
Mistura Ice Cream Cafe
Artisan Gelato Daytime
East Crema Coffee Hermosilla Cafe
Specialty Coffee Independent Minimalist
Gallery
1 place
Museo Lázaro Galdiano Gallery
Museum Old Masters Mansion
Hotel
2 places
Rosewood Villa Magna Hotel
Design Led Five Star Art
Hotel Único Madrid Hotel
Palatial Design Led Discreet
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A 19th-century Salamanca palace with two Michelin stars downstairs
