Discover Michelin-Starred Dining
Madrid
Five starred tables in Madrid, sorted by what they’ll ask of your wallet and your calendar. DiverXO is the big one, but it only opens four days a week, so sort that out first.
Star ratings come from the 2026 Michelin Guide. The 2027 selection is due on 1 December 2026, so check for changes after that date.
Prices and opening hours were checked in November 2026 and can change, so confirm them before you go.
DiverXO
Three Michelin stars. Dabiz Muñoz’s DiverXO is Madrid’s only three-star restaurant, serving an Asian-influenced tasting menu.
Good to know: the tasting menu is about €450 excluding drinks. It opens Tuesday to Friday only, and bookings are handled directly by the restaurant.
Address
DiverXO, NH Eurobuilding, C. del Padre Damián, 23, Chamartín, 28036 Madrid, Spain
DSTAGE
Two Michelin stars. Diego Guerrero’s creative restaurant in Chueca offers three tasting menus.
Good to know: menus of 16 to 22 courses have been reported at about €175–220, excluding drinks. Reservations are required.
Corral de la Moreria
One Michelin star, for the separate gastronomic room only. Inside this famous flamenco tablao, an eight-seat room serves chef David García’s Basque-influenced Compás tasting menu. The star does not apply to the dinner served with the flamenco show.
Good to know: book directly with the restaurant, and check service days when you reserve, as published schedules differ.
La Tasquería
One Michelin star. Javi Estévez’s Chamberí restaurant builds its tasting menus around offal such as sweetbreads, trotters and tripe, and is also known for confit and fried suckling pig.
Good to know: the shorter weekday tasting menu was reported at about €59, drinks extra.
Cebo
One Michelin star. Javier Sanz and Juan Sahuquillo run this tasting-menu restaurant in the Hotel Urban, with Clásicos and Temporada menus.
Good to know: there are only 22 diners per sitting, so book ahead by phone or online.
Frequently asked questions
How many Michelin-starred restaurants does Madrid have?
The 2026 Michelin Guide lists 31 starred restaurants in the city: one with three stars, six with two and 24 with one.
Which is the best-known three-star restaurant in Madrid?
DiverXO, led by Dabiz Muñoz, is the only restaurant in the city with three stars. It opens Tuesday to Friday.


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