Madrid's best century-old taverns and restaurants
The top 3 according to 2 votes from people: Posada de la Villa · Sobrino de Botín · Lhardy. (Updated Dec 5, 2022.)
Over a hundred years serving cocido, tripe and vermouth: Madrid's century-old venues listed by esMadrid and the Centenary Restaurants association.
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Top 10
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1
Posada de la Villa
Wood-oven roasts in a La Latina coaching inn.
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2
Sobrino de Botín
Founded in 1725, considered the world's oldest restaurant still operating.
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3
Lhardy
1839 pastry shop and restaurant on Carrera de San Jerónimo.
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4
Casa Labra
1860 tavern famous for its croquettes and fried cod.
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5
Taberna de Antonio Sánchez
Considered Madrid's oldest tavern, with a bullfighting atmosphere.
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6
Casa Alberto
1827 tavern in the Barrio de las Letras.
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7
Malacatín
Madrid cocido since 1895.
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8
La Bola
Cocido in individual clay pots since 1870.
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9
Casa Ciriaco
Traditional restaurant on Calle Mayor.
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10
Café Gijón
1888 literary café on Paseo de Recoletos.
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11
Casa Pedro
Fuencarral restaurant with centuries of history.
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12
Taberna La Dolores
Tiled tavern near the Prado Museum.
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