Corral de la Morería, was started by Manuel del Rey in 1956. It is the most known tablao flamenco in the world.
It is located in the centre of Madrid - next to the Royal Palace, in the main historic quarters of the city. Its decoration, the arabic corbels and streetlamps dating from the 18th and 19th century, remind you of the original tablao flamenco, that takes you back in time.
Corral de la Morería flamenco show has witnessed the perfomance of some of the finest professionals of this discipline, including: Pastora Imperio, La Chunga, María Albaicín, El Güito, Mario Maya, Manuela Vargas, Lucero Tena, Isabel Pantoja, Antonio Gades and Blanca del Rey, not to mention an endless number of singers, guitarists and dancers.
Considered as the "Cathedral of flamenco art" of Spain, this establishment is frequently visited by well-known celebrities. Don't be surprised if you find yourself sitting by the King of Spain, Government Presidents or famous international artists.
Our show lasts for 1:10 hours and has 9 artists: two leading male flamenco dancer, a leading female flamenco dancer, three flamenco singers, and two guitarists. The show has been designed and choreographed by our artistic director Blanca del Rey, winner of the National Flamenco Award.
Show with drink:
- a glass of wine, Sangria or Refreshment or alcoholic beverages (not imported brands).
Show and Dinner (MORERIA MENU):
- First dish: Roasted Vine Tomato Stuffed with Baby Squid Accompanied by Squid Ink Risotto Topped with Idiazábal Cheese or Coca (Puff Pastry Base Filled) with Escalibada (Roast Aubergine, Onion and Pepper) and Goats Cheese with a Rosemary Flavoured Romesco Sauce
- Second dish: Salmon with Citrus Sauces and Vegetables (You can choose “Sous-Vide” cooking (very succulent) or baked (Traditional)) or Free Range Chicken with Parmentier and Port Sauce
- Dessert: Five Textures of Chocolate
- Drinks: “Selection Corral de la Morería” wine (1/2 bottle per person), Mineral Water
Show and Gourmet Dinner (GOURMET MENU):
- First dish: “Huerto Cordobés” Seasonal soft Vegetables and a “Salmorejo” Dip (a traditional Creamed tomato dip from the Andalusian City of Cordoba)
- Second dish: Creamy Chestnut Soup with Stewed Pheasant and Foie Gras Ravioli
- Third dish: Cod Loin in a Smoky Autumn Vegetable Sauce or Roasted Wild Sea Bass on Truffled Spring Onions, Grapefruit and Fried Caper Emulsion
- Fourth dish: Pigeon in Two Cooking Styles with Soft Buckwheat Risotto or Rack of Pré-Salé Lamb with Pumpkin Puree and Rustic Potatoes (Seashore grazed Lamb, a more elegant and tender meat, we recommend eating “medium rare”)
- Dessert: Caramelised French Toast Made with Fresh Milk and Served with Banana Ice Cream (Brioche or brioche bread soaked in fresh milk, caramelised and accompanied by banana ice cream)
- Drink: “Selection Corral de la Morería” wine (1/2 bottle per person) Red Wine D.O.Ca. Rioja or White Wine D.O. Rueda, Mineral Water