Saddle Madrid
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An extremely sophisticated culinary experience at this classic-contemporary Spanish restaurant. An amazing open kitchen which produces very elaborate dishes full of textures and bold flavors. We tried the steak Rossini and the Rack of Lamb which were memorable. The Chocolate Soufflé Saddle and the Tanzania Cocoa were superb. Service was impeccable. Definitely a must in Madrid!
Saddle is one of those places where you just feel well taken care of from the moment you walk in. The service is warm, professional, and makes everything easy. The French-inspired cooking is spot on—classic flavors done really well, no gimmicks. And the wine list? Awesome!
Exceptional service from start to finish. The food and wine were absolutely top-notch, and everything was beautifully presented. We had a fantastic evening and truly enjoyed the experience. One small disappointment was that the tasting menu wasn’t available after 21:30 – it would have been helpful to know this when booking the table. Still, a memorable night and a place well worth visiting.
Classic and great food, wine and service. We went with the tasting menu and wine pairing. The sommelier Georgio served great wine and made the evening perfect! I can only recommend
An exceptional fine dining experience at Saddle in Madrid. From the moment we sat down, the service was polished and warm, and the tasting menu was thoughtfully crafted with seasonal, high-quality ingredients. Each course offered a unique combination of flavors and textures, but the absolute standout was the Garrucha red prawn with almond ajoblanco and green pod bilbaína — incredibly fresh, delicately sweet, and bursting with balanced flavor. It was a dish that alone justified the visit. Other highlights included the Line caught hake and Chargrilled artichokes, and we appreciated the creative touches throughout, like the nutmeg biscuit with fennel broth and the Grand Marnier Soufflé to end. The wine pairings were spot on, particularly the O’Morto A’Rocha Castes Blancas 2021. Highly recommended for anyone looking to experience Madrid’s high-end culinary scene with a modern, elegant twist.