Passion forever!!!!!! - The show was magic. There was so much talent on the stage and we were wrapped up in every minute. The drama and energy were everything we could have hoped for. It was our first show and the main thing that one of us came to see while in Spain. Highly recommend

You must not stop going - It's a must!!! It is a place that you should not miss! It makes you an exquisite night! Anyone who goes to Madrid, especially the first time, should go!!! We loved it! In fact I would always come back!

Superb Dining and Flamenco Show - We went to the dinner and flamenco show. The food and service were excellent, particularly since it had to be served to a sizable group at the same time. It was a set menu with choices and with an outstanding wine list. The stage was small and intimate and provided the cast to give an outstanding performance with superb dancing, singing, and playing a guitar and cello. I would highly recommend the experience.

A very enjoyable evening - Reserved a 6 pm dinner and showtime. We were seated 2 tables from the stage. It was awesome to be so close to the performance and nice to be done with dinner before the 8 pm show. The 4 course dinner was very good, however we didn't think it was quite Michelin star rated. Recommended wine selection was excellent. Of course the dancers were the stars. Just amazing emotion through movement, expressions, sounds, color and costumes. I had never seen flamenco before and it was a kind of ballet to me. Very enjoyable evening.

A fun, but expensive experience. - I booked this particular venue to see a specific dancer (Paula Comitre) but she was replaced by someone else the day of. The food was all around exceptionally but also expensive. I chose the wine pairing for 3 wines/45 Euro and it was really the better option for variety. The place is small but not every table has good views - mine was partially blocked by a 30+cm wide beam. It seemed like a place that wealthy business travelers go to more than anything. If you want the Flamenco experience in Madrid you can probably do better.

OK, but not great - Show was OK, but very disappointing that there was no bartender to serve cocktails…. Our tickets included a drink, but you were only limited to beer and wine and soft drinks… A little pricey, I thought

nice show - show was really good ,performers were amazing,all of them,but food was not,i recommend to have dinner before or after you go to see the show ,that again is pretty good

Very disappointing - would not recommend - I chose this based on reviews and the history but we were very disappointed. We arrived early for our reserved time and were placed in the far back. During the show many guests were holding up phones to record and it really distracted from our experience. We've met other travelers who attended different Flamenco shows and the management was careful to tell guest to put phones away. I'd avoid this venue and try somewhere else. The drinks were also not very good. I wished I could have left early.

Don’t bite off more than you can chew - Great disappointment. As flamenco lovers, and having been to several shows throughout all of Spain , we made a reservation to experience a little bit of Madrid charm. We found this experience online sounded like a great option. Not cheap however having the two experiences in one ticket we thought it was worth it. We made reservations for the 6:30PM show. We arrived on time at 6:15, we were not seated until half an hour after. The place was crowded. We were sitting in a place with no good view of the show. Waiters kept passing us by, giving service to other guests . It took about 15 minutes or more for a server to finally get our order for drinks and maybe another 15 minutes to get them. I ordered cava , so not challenging at all however, they did not let the bottle on the table and they didn’t have time to be paying attention to notice when our glasses needed to be refilled. As for the food…my husband wanted to get the best tasting option and I was settling for the one in the middle. However, the waiter said will not be a good idea to get the biggest menu because they were close to turning off the lights and of course the lights went off right after he said that. We didn’t finish eating with light. We couldn’t enjoy our experience. Don’t get me wrong. Food was good. I believe that the place was just definitely oversold and they should admit the people that they are able to take care of them like a Michellin restaurant normally does. Artist were fantastic, unfortunately not able to enjoy the show as we expected…

2023 Michelin Dinner Overrated Experience. A classic Tourist Trap. Maybe this was a great place before they got greedy. - Overrated 2023 Michelin Star Experience. Show was great but dinner service was terrible. We booked the so called “2023 Michelin Star” dinner at 6:30 pm and arrive 15 minutes earlier, and we waited about 30 minutes to be seated on table. The place is very small at the entrance you can see several pictures of International celebrities that have had dinner in this place such as Harrison Ford, Benicio del Toro, etc. so we thought this place was going to be a worth it experience but the problem is that for such a small place with limited personnel attending the hundreds of people you will not get attended not even as a regular non-Michelin Star or recommended Michelin place. The waitresses were kind and tried their best but they couldn’t keep up. So we had our dinner first dish at around 6:55 and had to rush eating because the show started at 7:30 and the lights were going to be off. My friend ordered a Sangria (never my best choice even in Spain but that’s me) and they served a Tinto de Verano, my wife ordered a bottle of Cava and I had a Boulevardier which was decent except the ice cubes were already melted because it took forever to arrive to my table. I couldn’t ordered the “Menu de Degustación” because it was late when the waiter came and he said there was not enough time for all dishes so I went with the “Menu Alegría” which was “Happy” only on the name as the food was sadly served few minutes before it got dark so I had no idea what I was eating. Overall the flamenco show is fantastic but so many people in there, I wish I could take a picture to post it. There was just no way to enjoy it. The guy next to us was so tight on the limited space that we asked him to move his chair as he was back to back with my wife. The place has like an “L” shape and on the room we were there was about 100 people, I counted between 4-6 people per table and there was about 12 tables and some them had like 8-10 people. I have been in so many flamenco shows in Madrid , last year I went to 5 in the 2 weeks I was there. So I can say the show was great but not a place to enjoy. I don’t recommend it at all.