Madrid: Corral de la Moreria Flamenco Show & Dinner Options

Summary

Madrid night at Corral de la Moreria with flamenco rhythms and Spanish flavors

You’ll slip into Madrid’s legendary Corral de la Moreria for an intimate flamenco show—boots pounding, hands clapping—and savor Spanish cuisine if you choose dinner. Watch world-class dancers up close while locals and travelers share tables around you. It’s not just a performance; it’s a night full of energy and little moments you’ll remember long after.

What’s the experience like?

The first thing I noticed walking into Corral de la Moreria was the hush—everyone seemed to lean forward, like they already knew something wild was about to happen. The walls are close, warm with old wood and that candle-wax smell you get in these tucked-away corners of Madrid Old Town. Our server, Carmen, grinned when I tried to order “vino tinto” with my accent (she nodded like she understood, but I’m pretty sure she laughed later). We’d picked the early show so we could actually see the dancers’ feet—someone told me that’s where all the magic is.

I went for the four-course dinner option because honestly, when in Spain… The jamón was salty and perfect; there was this tiny olive oil drizzle on everything that tasted green and sharp. My friend kept poking me under the table every time a new plate arrived. But then, when the lights dropped for the flamenco show, even the clatter of cutlery stopped. You could feel boots hitting wood deep in your chest—one dancer’s hair came loose mid-spin and she just shook it off, not missing a beat. I caught myself holding my breath without realizing it.

Our guide (or maybe he was just part of the staff?) leaned over quietly before it started and whispered something about how some of Spain’s best dancers come through here—he seemed proud, like this place was his living room. The crowd was a mix: locals dressed up for a night out, tourists like us craning our necks for a better view. At one point, an older couple near us started clapping along in rhythm—they knew exactly when to join in, which made me smile because I definitely didn’t.

I still think about that last song—the way everyone fell silent at the end except for one little gasp from someone behind me. Walking out into Madrid’s night air after all that noise and color felt strange; it took a second to adjust. If you’re thinking about booking this flamenco show at Corral de la Moreria (especially with dinner), just do it. There’s something about sharing those tables and glancing around at faces lit by stage light that sticks with you longer than any souvenir.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Flamenco show and optional dinner

• Choose preferred show time
• Make your way to Madrid Old Town
• Enjoy welcome drink or Spanish dinner
• Watch electrifying flamenco performance

Top questions

Is dinner included at Corral de la Moreria flamenco show?

Dinner is included only if you select one of the dinner options during booking; otherwise, you can attend just the show.

Where is Corral de la Moreria located in Madrid?

Corral de la Moreria is located in Madrid Old Town, easily accessible by public transport.

Are drinks included with the flamenco show?

Drinks are included if you book one of the dinner options; otherwise, check your ticket details for inclusions.

Is there wheelchair access at Corral de la Moreria?

The venue is wheelchair accessible but note that restrooms are not adapted for wheelchairs.

What age can attend the flamenco show?

The minimum age to attend is 7 years old.

Can groups be seated together at Corral de la Moreria?

If traveling as a group, add your friends’ booking reference during reservation; seating together will be attempted but isn’t guaranteed.

What’s included

Your evening includes entry to Corral de la Moreria for a live flamenco show in Madrid Old Town—with drinks or a multi-course Spanish dinner if selected during booking—plus easy access by public transport and support for dietary requirements if needed.