El Cenador del Prado
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This fashionable restaurant has a great location in the heart of Madrid’s old quarter. Chef Tomás Herranz has been accoladed for his inventive menus, inspired by Spanish regional cooking. His signature dishes include beef carpaccio with pigs’ trotters in a mushroom sauce. Book ahead and ask for a table in the conservatory (see El Cenador del Prado).
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