Flamenco Show at Corral de la Morería in Madrid
Overview
- Watch a heated flamenco show at Corral de la Morería, a famous tablaos in Madrid
- See some of the country’s leading flamenco dancers take to the stage
- Stamp your feet and clap along to the live music and singing
- Revel in the rustic atmosphere of this venue situated in the heart of Madrid Old Town
- Choose to enjoy a show with a drink or upgrade to include a 3-, 4- or 5-course dinner with water and wine
From $57.77 USD
Lowest Price GuaranteeIf you've upgraded to include a meal, enjoy a delectable selection of Spanish dishes along with the show. Please see the Itinerary section below for sample menus.
Then watch as flamenco dancers and musicians take to the stage with fast-paced choreography. After an hour, the experience concludes and leaves you free to continue exploring the Old Town of Madrid independently.
Itinerary
3-Course Menu:
First course (choice of one):
- Poultry Egg Yolk over Ropa Vieja (shredded beef), Carrot Cream and Madrid Stew Broth
- Vegetable Ravioli with Prawns, Green Shoots and Miniature Vegetables
- Braised Veal Pie, Sautéed Boletus and Mashed Potatoes
- Roasted Hake with Root Vegetable Purée and Mushroom and Lemon Consommé
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Five Textures of Chocolate
Selection of Corral de la Morería” wine (1/2 bottle per person), Red Wine D.O.Ca. Rioja, or White Wine D.O. Rueda, and Mineral Water
4-Course Menu:First course:
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Ripe Tomato and Date Tartar, Raw and Roasted White Asparagus with Coconut Cold Garlic and Almond Soup
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Wild Sea Bass with Creamy Stewed Spring Onions and Smoked Iberian Bacon, Accompanied by Grapefruit Emulsion and Fried Capers
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Rack of Pré-Salé Lamb with Pumpkin Puree and Rustic Potatoes
- Caramelized French Toast Made With Fresh Milk and Served with Banana Ice Cream (Brioche or Brioche Bread Soaked in Fresh Milk, Caramelized and Accompanied by Banana Ice Cream)
Selection of Corral de la Morería” wine (1/2 bottle per person), Red Wine D.O.Ca. Rioja, or White Wine D.O. Rueda, Mineral Water
5-Course Menu + Pairing with 5 wines:
- "Huerto Cordobés" Seasonal soft Vegetables and a "Salmorejo" Dip (a traditional creamed tomato dip from the Andalusian City of Cordoba)
- Ripe Tomato and Date Tartar, Raw and Roasted White Asparagus with Coconut Cold Garlic and Almond Soup
- Cod Loin with Smoked Springtime Vegetable Sauce or Wild Sea Bass with Creamy Stewed Spring Onions and Smoked Iberian Bacon, Accompanied by Grapefruit Emulsion and Fried Capers
- Pigeon in Two Cooking Styles with Soft Buckwheat Risotto or Rack of Pré-Salé Lamb with Pumpkin Puree and Rustic Potatoes
- Caramelized French Toast Made with Fresh Milk and Served with Banana Ice Cream (brioche or brioche bread soaked in fresh milk, caramelized and accompanied by banana ice cream)
Selection Corral de la Morería" wine (1/2 bottle per person), Red Wine D.O.Ca. Rioja or White Wine D.O. Rueda and mineral water
Reviews
Viator Traveler's Reviews
This is a must-do event if you are visiting Madrid!. The food was surprisingly delicious and the wait staff was very attentive. Some guests at the 6:00 dinner time were not aware that the show started at 8:00 pm. However, I researched the event and was fully prepared for the wait. The timing is ideal because it allows for a 2 hour meal service followed by an uninterrupted show which can only be described as beyond riveting. The performers were skilled and surely didn't disappoint. I was totally engaged in the show throughout. I particularly watched the faces of the singers and musicians who seemingly enjoyed performing as much as the audience enjoyed watching.
Honestly, my boyfriend and I did not enjoy the Flamenco Show. We loved the female dancer and guitarist, but the male dancer and the three singers took away from the experience. The male dancer was clumsy and frankly seemed inebriated the three singers sang in what we describe as scream or shout singing which was very hard on our ears and very distracting when it was supposed to uplift the dancing. We did not try the food, so I cannot judge that area of the restaurant however, the show was not enjoyable to us.
The actual Flamenco show was excellent. Seating was tight but adequate to move around a bit. We had the four course dinner prior to the show. If I had to do it over, I would skip the dinner and do drinks and tapas. The dinner food seemed a bit undercooked and did not agree with some of the people in my group.
Enjoy a real slice of authentic Spain, great food, great wine and a vibrant yet respectful crowd watching Flamenco at its finest. I could have watched the dancing all evening, it was that good. The dancers smouldering in the half light as the ninja like waiters looked after the diners !!