🍽️ Food & DrinkRestaurants€35–70
4.0 / 5
Anthony
Feb 21, 2026
Calle De Los Cuchilleros 17
Botín in Madrid is the world’s oldest restaurant, known for roast suckling pig, historic dining rooms, and classic Spanish cuisine near Plaza Mayor.
Botín is widely recognized as the oldest restaurant in the world. The dining rooms reflect centuries of history with wooden beams, brick walls, and traditional decor. Reservations book out weeks in advance. Walk-ins are possible if you arrive early for lunch service.
Roast pig defines the menu. The cochinillo arrives with crisp and tender. Roast lamb is another classic. Garlic soup and gazpacho are frequently ordered starters. Their tarta de queso is popular too.
Kitchen
- Cochinillo
- Roast lamb
- Gazpacho
- Artichokes
- Tarta de queso
- Spanish wines and sangría
Details
- Near Plaza Mayor
- Historic dining rooms
- Limited walk-in tables
- Traditional Spanish setting
- Reservations recommended
Prices
- Starters: €10–18
- Main courses: €25–45
- Full meal with wine: €50–80
Hours
- Daily: 1–4 PM, 8–11:30 PM
Botín is recommended in Madrid for a historic Spanish dining experience.