Michelin-Starred Restaurants

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The 2021 Michelin Guide for Spain has been revealed and Madrid has once again done itself proud. The city boasts a total of 20 restaurants with Michelin stars: DiverXO with three; Santceloni (currently closed for refurbishment), Paco Roncero, Ramón Freixa Madrid, DSTAgE and Coque with two; and El Club Allard (temporarily closed due to the pandemic), Kabuki, Kabuki Wellington, Lúa, A'Barra , Gaytán, Cebo (temporarily closed due to the pandemic), Yugo The Bunker, La Tasquería, Clos Madrid, El Corral de la Morería Gastronómico (temporarily closed due to the pandemic), El Invernadero, Gofio, and Saddle (whose kitchen is helmed by chef Adolfo Santos and who was awarded its first star in this edition) with one. The outskirts of the city are home to two one-star restaurants: Chirón and Montia.

This year, in addition to keeping its Michelin star El Invernadero has also received a Green Star. This new distinction highlights the efforts of those operating at the forefront of their field with sustainable gastronomy practices. Additionally, the guide has also awarded 14 establishments a Bib Gourmand, which is given to restaurants deemed friendly establishments that serve good food at moderate prices. Furthermore, a total of 65 establishments have been give a Michelin Plate, which recognises restaurants that ‘simply serve good food’.

We are sad to announce that 99 KŌ SUSHI BAR and Punto MX, both of which had a Michelin star, have been forced to close this year due to the pandemic.

MICHELIN- STAR RESTAURANTS IN MADRID

DiverXO

Chef David Muñoz runs the only restaurant in Madrid with three Michelin stars. A feast for the senses.

Santceloni (Hotel Hesperia)

Two Michelin stars in the heart of Paseo de la Castellana in a restaurant based on market produce led by Óscar Velasco. TEMPORARILY CLOSED FOR RENOVATION

Paco Roncero Restaurante

Awarded two Michelin stars, the restaurant run by Paco Roncero is the best example of the gastronomic avant-garde.

El Club Allard

José Carlos Fuentes is in charge of this culinary temple with a touch of a private club that boasts one Michelin star, located in Argüelles neighborhood. TEMPORARILY CLOSED.

DSTAgE Concept

Chef Diego Guerrero, holder of two Michelin stars since 2017, offers his own haute cuisine at his restaurant in Calle Regueros.

Ramón Freixa Madrid

Located in Hotel Único, in the Salamanca district, this is an exceptional gastronomic experience well deserving of its two Michelin stars.

Coque

Mario Sandoval's creative and avant-garde cuisine has retained its two Michelin stars at its new location in the centre of Madrid.

Kabuki Wellington

The Kabuki seal of quality joins forces with Wellington to offer one of the best Japanese restaurants.

Kabuki

Victor Serrano follows the teachings of Ricardo Sanz to offer the best Mediterranean-Japanese fusion in his Tetuán restaurant, Michelin star winner.

Lúa

The Galician chef, Manuel Domínguez, shows off his Michelin star with his creative come traditional cuisine at his restaurant in Chamberí.

A´Barra

Product-based technical cuisine by the chef Sergio Manzano was awarded a Michelin star in 2017.

Gaytán

Javier Aranda received his 2017 Michelin star with this restaurant that is his most personal project yet.

Cebo

A culinary space at the Hotel Urban, led by Aurelio Morales, repeats Michelin star in 2021 edition.

La Tasquería

Offal with a new twist in this Salamanca neighborhood restaurant led by Javi Estévez. 2019 Michelin star winner

Clos Madrid

Cutting-edge Mediterranean cuisine, select wines and an exquisite service in this restaurant in the district of Chamberí, awarded a michelin star in its 2019 edition.

Corral de la Morería Restaurante Gastronómico

Small culinary space by David García, located next to the famous tablao flamenco boasts its first Michelin star. TEMPORARILY CLOSED.

El Invernadero

Rodrigo de la Calle’s gastrobotanica has had his Michelin star confirmed for his Ponzano establishment, which has also been awarded the Green Star in the 2021 Guide.