Viridiana
7 expert reviews
“A quirky top-class restaurant where Abraham García serves experimental cuisine and offers arguably the city’s best Spanish wine list. Dress as you like. Closed Sun.”
– Insight Guides
"The wine choices can be overwhelming, so ask for help, and save room for one of the creative desserts such as the sheep's milk pannacota with berry sauce." Full review
"Owned by self-taught chef and film historian Abraham García, this small Mediterranean restaurant is named after a 1961 Luis Buñuel movie." Full review
4.5
"Chef-owner Abraham García, the “dean” of “inspired” International cooking for over 20 years, is “still going strong” with his “ingenious, original” cuisine." Full review
"A bizarre temple of Madrid nueva cocina (new cuisine), decorated with photos from Luis Buñuel’s film of the same name and offering mouthwatering creations, plus a superb selection of wines."
"Viridiana is synonymous with Abraham García and 30 years of excellence and good food." Full review
"The look is bistro-casual, branded with García’s trademark trilby hat; the food is imaginative and delicious. The menu draws on traditional Spanish ingredients, married with international flavors." Full review