Botin Restaurant Madrid

Botin Restaurant Madrid

The Botín Restaurant in Madrid has been instituted way back in 1725, which was initially opened as a small inn during the late 16th century. Botin Restaurant in Madrid was transformed and adorned with log-fired along with a cast-iron oven, which was a distinctive to the Castillian kind of restaurant. Botin Restaurant in Madrid consists of 4 main floors and is positioned off Madrid's Plaza Mayor in Cuchilleros street popularly known as knife Makers Street, which is a short walk from Plaza Mayor. The Botin Restaurant in Madrid is a premium restaurant in Spain, which is printed in Hemingway's 'The Sun Also Rises' and is recorded in the Guinness Book of Records while being known as one of the oldest restaurant in the world. Botin Restaurant in Madrid attracts several travelers from all walks of life as it's building stands from 1590 and it is believed that the Goya painter was employed as a dishwasher here. The Botin Restaurant in Madrid is known to serve you with cochinillo asado 'roasted suckling pig' and cordero asado 'roasted lamb' along with authentic Castilian food with option for grilled meat. The restaurant is adorned with tiled floors and wood-beamed dining rooms which is worth a visit. Enjoy the food along with the "tuna" music, a musical set created by students who are decked in traditional dress. The Botin Restaurant in Madrid attracts several tourists, which serve you with standard Spanish cuisines. Order for a plate of green beans, along with Spanish cured ham sprinkled with a dash of olive oil. Or order for a main course food of grilled fillet mignon with mushrooms, along with roast potatoes. The fillets steaks are enclosed with the mushrooms and sauce. For desert, enjoy a thick slice of pineapple soaked in sherry or opt for a lemon sorbet.

Botin Restaurant
Address: c/Cuchilleros, 17-19
Metro: Tirso de Molina or Puerta del Sol

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