Name: Paco Roncero Restaurante
Address: C. Alcalá, 15, Centro, 28014 Madrid, Spain, Madrid
Telephone: +34915321275
Price range: ££££
Rating: 4.6

Finished dinner at Paco Roncero, everything was delicious, I was impressed with every dish, they were a perfect blend of many different flavors. The chef is very creative and bold in every dish

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The food, service and atmosphere were absolutely perfect. The seafood dishes went perfectly with the champagne and the caviar was amazing. Also, the olive oil bread was the best bread I have ever had in my life!

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No. 5 of Fine Dining  in Madrid

Madrid Dstage, although it has two Michelin stars, feels like it has three stars. I looked at TripAdvisor and found out that it is the number one restaurant in Madrid. I chose 12 dishes. The amuse-bouche is cuttlefish balls. It looks so delicious that I thought it was a cold dish. I took it in my hand and put it in my mouth and found out that it was hot and bursting cuttlefish. The tiger milk shrimp sashimi is a dish with a full experience. The chef will give you a dish in the open. Kitchen explained the cooking method of the whole dish, the ingredients, and the Spanish fruit wine. Naturally, it is my second favorite dish. The third dish I like is seafood mousse with conch. I have eaten cooked conch in London before, and this half-cooked one has a strong fresh seawater flavor that is unforgettable. The fourth dish is smoked wagyu, which is about half-cooked. It is smoked in the box with charcoal and then sliced ​​and served with basil and other sauces. The fifth favorite organic dish is roasted avocado with peanut butter. The window outside the bathroom is full of plants, and the waiter also explained it skillfully. If I visit Madrid again, it must be because I really want to come to this restaurant again.

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La Barraca is a restaurant worth visiting! This store is super popular. I walked in on the first night and was rejected. They said it was fully booked and could only be reserved. I saw that the online reviews were very high, so we obediently came back the second night. Fortunately, we came back. It was really worth it. ~✌️

I like the environment of this restaurant very much. It feels a bit like eating at a rich person&#39;s home. The goose yellow color is very warm. I heard that the Spanish risotto was originally a combination of rabbit, chicken, etc. The seafood version is an extension, as shown in the picture. They are all delicious, and the menu has many choices, including cuttlefish rice! 🦑🐙🦐

One of the Top Must-Visit Restaurants in Madrid

This is a chain restaurant with several branches in Madrid. It specializes in Spanish snacks, which are economical and have a wide variety. I went there twice during my few days in Madrid. The service was OK. There were pictures when ordering dishes, so you don&#39;t have to worry about not understanding them. I felt that the dishes I ordered were all delicious. You can only see the pictures below to know what I ordered. I recommend a big glass of sangria.

No. 9 of Must-Visit Restaurants in Madrid

Excellent ambience, beautiful old building, great attentive service and an amazing choice from the menu. Possibly one of the nicest restaurant meals I&#39;ve ever had!

The staff was super friendly and had great recommendations on the menu. The fish was very fresh. Would recommend to any seafood fan visiting Madrid.

No. 6 of Fine Dining  in Madrid

在 Paco Roncero 餐厅吃完晚餐，一切都很美味，每道菜都给我留下了深刻的印象，它们完美地混合了多种不同的口味。从每道菜都可以看出厨师非常有创意和大胆

服务无可挑剔！从我们踏入大楼的那一刻起，我们就受到了友好的欢迎和尊重。

The service was impeccable! From the moment we stepped into the building we were greeted with friendliness and respect.

试了奄列，生蚝他他（配汽泡酒），鹅肝伴苹果茸，鳕鱼伴蟹肉（配干白），和牛伴牛肝菌（西班牙干红），甜品萨克蛋糕（配px甜雪莉），出品普通且贵，蚝不新鲜，担心会倒闭。 ​

I tried omelette, oyster tartare (with sparkling wine), foie gras with apple puree, cod with crab meat (with dry white), wagyu with porcini (Spanish dry red), and dessert Sacre cake (with px sweet sherry). The products are ordinary and expensive, and the oysters are not fresh. I am worried that it will go out of business. ​

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Explore the artsy side of Madrid and indulge in legendary eats — this trip is perfect for those craving culture, cuisine, and comfort 😍✈️ Whether you’re museum-hopping or savoring world-class churros, Madrid has it all!

Top Spots to Visit in Madrid:
🎨 San Fernando Fine Art Royal Academy (C. Alcalá, 13): Dive into centuries of Spanish masterpieces. Pro tip: Closed Mondays, open Tue-Sun 10:00-15:00. Admission is €9 — book ahead to skip lines!  
🍽️ Paco Roncero Restaurante (C. Alcalá, 15): Get ready for an unforgettable Michelin-star dinner. Reserve your table early — their tasting menu is next-level.
🍫 Chocolatería San Ginés (Pasadizo de San Gines 5): Don’t leave Madrid without dunking crispy churros in thick, hot chocolate. Go in the evening for peak locals-only vibes.
🛎️ Petit Palace Alcalá (C. de la Virgen de los Peligros, 2): The friendly staff, prime city-center location, and epic rooftop breakfast buffet make this hotel a hero pick. Rooms are quiet, city views are wow, and everything feels super fresh!
🏨 Hotel Regina (C. de Alcalá, 19): Centrally located with cozy, spotless rooms and breakfasts people call “the best in Europe.” Ask for a room facing the courtyard for extra quiet.

Travel Hacks:
🚇 Getting around Madrid is a breeze — grab a metro pass at Madrid Barajas Airport and start exploring straight away.
🍳 Hotel breakfasts here are legit, so fuel up before sightseeing.
🌃 The city’s central hotels allow you to walk to almost every major attraction — save cash, skip taxis, and soak in Madrid’s vibrant streets.

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Dreaming of a Madrid adventure? ☀️🇪🇸 Here’s the scoop on my city break spent hopping between central hotels, decadent eats, and classic culture—think cozy rooms, legendary churros, and world-class art.

Top Spots to Visit in Madrid:
– Chocolatería San Ginés (Pasadizo de San Gines 5): A must for their thick, dreamy hot chocolate and fresh churros—go early for shorter lines and a real local vibe!
– San Fernando Fine Art Royal Academy (C. Alcalá, 13): Stunning Spanish masterpieces, open 10am-3pm Tuesday–Sunday (closed Mondays, public holidays). Tip: buy tickets ahead (€92) and avoid Mondays!
– Paco Roncero Restaurante (C. Alcalá, 15): Modern Spanish cuisine, try their tasting menu for an unforgettable food experience.

Where to Stay:
– Hotel Regina (C. de Alcalá, 19): Spotlessly clean, “exquisite” rooms with blackout curtains, hair straighteners, and an awesome minibar. Central, walkable for all key attractions—plus the breakfast totally slaps!
– Arenal Suites Puerta del Sol (Calle Arenal 8): Super spacious, soundproofed, and secure, with friendly staff and perfect location near Puerta del Sol for exploring by foot.

Madrid is super walkable, but for airport runs hop on the Metro (sol to Barajas) or grab a taxi—both fast options. Buses work too and are affordable.

Don’t miss:
– Breakfast at Hotel Regina: Possibly the best in Europe,
– Stay central for easy sightseeing—most spots are minutes apart.
– Security at Arenal Suites is top notch if peace of mind is key.

Madrid’s nightlife and food are legendary—grab tapas at a local bar near Gran Vía, and save room for churros anytime! ✨

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Madrid sizzles with culinary gems, and if you’re craving Spain’s most iconic rice dish, you’ve got to hunt down the city’s top paella! Ready to taste golden perfection? Whether you’re a paella newbie or a seasoned aficionado, get ready for a foodie journey that’ll spark envy in your followers.

Paco Roncero Restaurante  
📍 C. de Alcalá, 15, Centro, 28014 Madrid, Spain  
Feast on the artistry of Chef Paco Roncero—his take on paella is a celebration of texture and flavor. The classic seafood paella is loaded with succulent prawns, tender calamari, mussels, and perfectly cooked rice infused with saffron. For a twist, try their black rice paella with cuttlefish and aioli! The vibe is contemporary-chic with panoramic city views that bring an extra wow to every bite. Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 1:30 PM – 3:30 PM and 8:30 PM – 10:30 PM. This spot stands out for its blend of avant-garde technique and tradition—turning a simple paella into a high-end, memorable experience. My tip: Book a sunset table for an unforgettable dinner, and don’t skip the house olive oil tasting to start.

Pro tip: Paella is best enjoyed with friends—order a few versions to share for full flavor discovery, and always ask about daily specials!  
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