Lhardy Restaurante

• ★★★★★

  We had a wonderful lunch at Lhardy during our stay in Madrid. We started with champagne, vermouth, and an excellent selection of cheeses, followed by the white tuna tartare and the Beef Wellington, which were both beautifully prepared and absolutely delicious. One of the things that makes Lhardy so special is its history. Founded in 1839, it is considered one of Madrid’s most iconic restaurants and was one of the first establishments to introduce fine French-inspired dining to Spain. Walking through its elegant rooms feels like stepping back into another era. The service was attentive, the atm

  Aleksandra Dacko · 4 months ago

• ★★★★★

  What an amazing culinary experience! Lhardi was founded in 1839 and holds the distinction of being Madrid’s first luxury restaurant. It is credited with bringing French haute cuisine and modern public dining etiquette—such as fixed-price menus, printed bills, and separate tables—to a city that previously lacked fine dining options. It was my first visit and I fell in love with it! It was also the first time I had Salpicón de mariscos. OMG! What a feast to the pallet!!! We also had their famous Vermut, and bought a bottle to enjoy home. I highly recommend making a reservation for dinner.

  Delane Ramos · 3 months ago

• ★★★★☆

  Entered to the restaurant mainly due to the great windows setting. On e inside it seems we entered an old time movie and the time stopped. The kitchen ware, the serving dishes all is perfectly old yet very beautiful. As we came with a throught ack we were happy that they serve soup or better stated consume. It was great. Service was great and helpful.

  Uri Michon · a month ago

• ★★★★☆

  Madrid’s most famous restaurant in business for more than one century does not disappoint. 19th Century accoutrements with service to match. Formal but not stuffy with a 5-star menu and wine list. Top-notch appetizers and main courses that make choosing a difficult task. Expensive.

  MANNY BUENDIA · 2 months ago

• ★★★☆☆

  This restaurant has been highly recommended on Google review, but I found it quite overstated. The ambiance and decor are lovely, it has a nice classic, aged feel that makes for a pleasant dining environment. Unfortunately, the food was just average. The oysters seemed over sourced and lacked freshness. The famous Beef Wellington had almost no beef taste at all, although the pastry was nice. Nothing particularly memorable or outstanding despite the hype. The service was mixed, most of the other staff were fine, but we were mainly attended by a waitress wearing glasses who was quite unfriendly

  Teresa Fung · 4 months ago

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