We are already in June and Madrid's gastronomic offer continues to grow, either with brands

from chefs from across the seas

and located at the top of the world ranking or from that of

flashy Spanish chefs

;

with personal projects in a sustainable key;

with inaugurations of bells of second or seventh venues or with the

reopening of some mythical spaces that the pandemic forced to close

.

Here are seven novelties that are going to give a lot of play this summer.

One of the spaces of the Jerónimo restaurant.

JERONIMO

We start with an establishment born to succeed and that represents the

first foray into Europe

of one of the greats on the planet:

Enrique Olvera, chef and owner of Pujol (Mexico City), the ninth best restaurant in the world

, according to The World's 50 Best Restaurants of 2021. The chef from Chilango has landed in the brand new

The Madrid Edition

, from the exclusive hotel brand of Ian Schrager in collaboration with Marriott International, which officially opened in April in the capital, where the Monte de Piedad used to be, a building from which it remains its beautiful baroque portico.

One of Enrique Olvera's creations, in Jerónimo.

And it is precisely that

door

in the Plaza de las Descalzas that gives access to this restaurant that has a direct entrance from the street.

With a spectacular, careful and colorful decoration

(limestone floors, exuberant vegetation, oak paneling, hanging alabaster lamps...), the space has

several areas and will soon have a terrace.

In all of them, a Mexican proposal prevails that mixes with the Spanish:

techniques and recipes from the Aztec country, supported by the product

made in Spain

and seasonal.

.

Let's get to the point: gringas with shrimp al pastor;

fish of the day cut to size with guajillo chili and lemon mayonnaise;

rice lying down;

pibil suckling pig, among others, and sweet desserts, such as Olvera's

hit

, the eggnog meringue.

Margaritas, mezcal and tequilas shine

in its wide range of cocktails

, and it has a rich breakfast menu for guests and the general public (from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m.), with Huevos Rancheros, enchiladas, enmoladas... Average price: 65- 70 euros.

Address:

Plaza de Celenque, 2. Tel.: 91 954 54 20. It does not close.

The new Piantao, in Chamberí.

PIANTAO CHAMBERÍ

Javier Brichetto

, magician of fire, grill and meat, has just opened a restaurant in Chamberí.

This is

the second headquarters of Pianto

, that place that opened shortly before the pandemic in front of Matadero Madrid and that today is the great temple of contemporary Argentine barbecues.

In a beautiful place, with

noble woods, tiles, metals and large windows

, the porteño replicates the spirit of the Legazpi dining room with an

open grill, designed by himself

, which presides over the space, next to the oven in which each day breads and doughs are made.

The queen, without a doubt, is the meat, with

varied cuts of beef from La Pampa

(bife eye, vacuum half moon)

and from half the world

(friesian chop steak from Holland, Black Angus entrails from the USA,

rib stick of Australian origin

) and also present in cured meats and starters, such as the steak tartare with ribeye on marrow burned over high heat.

Meat is still the star of this contemporary Argentine grill.

But Piantao lives not only on this protein, high-altitude raw material stands out in

seasonal vegetables and fish

(some on the menu, such as fresh sea bass grilled over marinated roasted peppers and pickles, but above all in the suggestions of the day), which go through careful elaborations, with great care: Chinese eggplant burned over high heat, jalapeño sauce and crunchy seeds;

Grilled fresh asparagus on burnt hollandaise with fermented red beans... Average price: 50 euros.

Address:

Sagasta, 30. Closed on Sunday nights.

Phone: 91 744 81 54.

Main room of Café Barbieri.

Barbieri Coffee

Last year this

centennial establishment in the Lavapiés neighborhood

closed down.

But that closure that ventured definitively has not been such.

Now, on the 120th anniversary of its inauguration, the mythical café is

a witness to Madrid life:

more or less brainy gatherings;

meeting point for writers, painters, musicians and intellectuals from different eras;

Enjoyable stage with its jazz or flamenco nights...

- It reopens in a big way, from breakfast to drinks, by the

businessman Paul Torriglia de Altolaguirre.

.

It comes loaded with news.

We start with the aesthetic.

The space has been renovated, but

original elements have been maintained

(bar, windows, mirrors, marble tables) that now look better and better after careful lighting.

In addition,

an adjoining room has been recovered,

whose aesthetics have nothing to do with the century-old style of the Café and which has been decorated with orange walls and avant-garde furniture.

The new room, with contemporary decoration, of the renovated Café Barbieri.

The big change revolves around the kitchen.

Italian gastronomy

works here ,

based on tradition and the product brought from the transalpine country.

Thus, there is no shortage of

caponata

,

vitello tonnato

, aubergine lasagna, classic pasta (pesto, carbonara, from the garden) and stuffed pasta, and Veronese-style pizzas (thin and crispy dough), such as the

margherita Barbieri

;

the triple

pomodoro power & burrata

;

the rustic... The liquid touch comes with a

cocktail menu

that pays homage to the neighborhood and characters linked to it:

Spicy Margarita Gloria Fuertes

,

Sabina Bourbon Sour

... Average price: 25 euros.

Address

: Ave María, 45. Tel.: 91 724 65 72. It does not close.

Scallop tiradito, in Agarimo.

AGARIMO

Already its name (honey, in Galician) gives an idea of ​​where this brand new restaurant moves, near Ponzano street.

"Our argument and our concept are based on this word.

Doing things with care is what leads us to focus on the product, the planet and people," explains Guille Rivera

, owner of the dining room.

In it,

everything revolves around sustainability and zero food waste

, messages that are printed on the menu and

engraved

on its proposal: "All the preparations are designed in such a way that we do not understand food waste, but rather the reinvention of our

losses

to incorporate them into new dishes", where seasonal and market raw materials play a great role.

Brioche stuffed with cuttlefish stew at the base, fried squid on top, all topped with a roasted garlic mayonnaise.

His cuisine "is inspired by

Galician taverns, with traditional Atlantic flavors and other regional influences

", continues Guille, who has a very versatile background: Business Administration and Management;

digital product design and passing through the

Cordon Bleu Madrid school.

The result is

fine, elegant recipes full of flavors

.

A sea in mackerel marinated with creamy marinade;

in the

cockle, jalapeño granita and shallot jam

;

in the scallop tiradito or in the version of the traditional squid sandwich (brioche stuffed with cuttlefish stew at the base, fried squid on top and roasted garlic mayonnaise on top).

A garden in the white asparagus and its royal and in the

Maresme peas, fried egg and trotters juice

.

A farm in the meatballs and sugar snap peas.

On Saturdays and Sundays, Galician tripe.

Average price: 25-30 euros.

Address:

Bretón de los Herreros, 27. Closed on Sunday afternoons, all Monday and Tuesday at noon.

Dining room of the new New York Burger.

NEW YORK BURGER

In 2009 this brand, a benchmark in American-style artisan hamburgers, opened its first dining room in Madrid and 13 years later it inaugurated its seventh,

a spectacular establishment located in El Lago, the top area of ​​Parquesur, with a dining room with an open kitchen and two impressive terraces

.

In the space, designed by

Néstor Marcos Arquitecture

and in which nods to urban art are not lacking (such as Tato Repetto's graffiti), "the industrial style of old abandoned factories coexists with the sophistication and quality of

contemporary materials such as microcement, terrazzo

, stained oak wood...", explains Néstor Marcos.

Graffiti by Tato Repetto in the new location of New York Burger, in Parquesur.

In terms of gastronomy, this hamburger restaurant continues to command

its famous motto, "Embers, wood and smoke"

, and the same menu that is present in all the establishments run by

Pablo Colmenares

: from the last hamburgers to arrive (

MoMA

, created by customers themselves through social networks;

Met Meat,

pork knuckle, or

Chelsea Truffle

) to the brand's most classic ones (

Queens

,

Brooklyn

) and its

smoked meats

, of course.

With non-stop

hours

, they also offer snacks

and, soon, cocktails

.

Price: from 13.95 euros the burger with potatoes.

Address:

Avenida de Great Britain, s/n (Leganés).

Parquesur Shopping Center.

Papagena Hall, in the Royal Theater.

PAPAGENA

Its location could not be more spectacular:

in front of the Plaza de Oriente and in the Teatro Real

.

Yes, inside the Madrid opera house, on the sixth floor of the emblematic building.

There, this restaurant has just opened its doors -its name is inspired by Mozart's

The Magic

Flute-, of

spirit and body, that is, cosmopolitan decoration and gastronomy

.

The design, by Luis García Fraile;

the food, by Life Gourmet Catering in collaboration with Ramón Freixa.

The chef (his homonymous restaurant in Madrid has two Michelin stars) has designed

a menu with international overtones, which will change every two months, and designed to share

.

Steak tartare, in Papgena.

To start, chicken curry dumplings with bell pepper hoisin;

confit suckling pig and mole poblano quesadilla

;

Strawberry gazpacho with its mimetic ice cream or

truffled bikini, a classic from Freixa

.

To get down to business, the Robuchon prawns and citrus mayonnaise;

the Galician rested veal tartar with spicy touches or

the roasted cannelloni of three meats with boletus, foie and truffle sauce

.

As a sweet touch, Nutella Roman

piadina

with vanilla ice cream and caramelized or the hazelnut and salted caramel French toast.

Average price: 35-40 euros.

Address:

Teatro Real, sixth floor (Plaza de Isabel II, s/n).

It opens from 19 to 24 hours, from Thursday to Sunday and on opera days.

Starting in September, the hours will be extended.

The glass room of Oroya.

OROYA

And, to close, we return to the beginning, to

The Madrid Edition

, although we stop on the fourth floor, on the

rooftop

of the hotel, where

Oroya is located

, a dining room where the Peruvian chef Diego Muñoz officiates

.

With a long career behind him (he worked at

ElBulli, Mugaritz and Astrid & Gastón

), the chef builds, with tapas and dishes to share, a proposal that reflects the miscegenation of his country's gastronomy:

cuisine with Peruvian roots and European influences , Asian and Latin American

.

One of Diego Muñoz's rice dishes, in Oroya.

Thus, on the tables of this beautiful space, whose plants and glass panels increase the sensation of a greenhouse, which also has a terrace, dishes such as

sea bass ceviche with chili limo

, tiger milk and squid;

wrinkled potatoes with huancaína and coffee;

oysters with dashi, umeboshi, pickled chalaca and sea grape

;

ha-kao on stretcher broth;

Cuttlefish rice with chalaca and cilantro or

Iberian pork, Nikkei anticuchera, potato strings and mustard greens

.

The space is designed for afternoons and dinners from Monday to Friday (from 4:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m.), although on Saturdays and Sundays it is also open for lunch (from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m.).

Average price: between 70 and 90 euros.

Address:

Plaza de Celenque, 2. Tel.: 91 954 54 50.


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