Madrid Flamenco Show: Tablao de la Villa Tickets & Dinner Option

Summary

Madrid’s tablao flamenco in a historic mansion with dinner option

You’ll slip into a historic Madrid mansion for an intimate flamenco show where every stomp and guitar note feels close enough to touch. Enjoy a drink as locals cheer on world-class artists; arrive early if you want dinner before the music begins. You’ll walk out changed — or at least humming quietly all the way home.

What’s the experience like?

I’ll be honest — we almost missed our slot because I spent too long staring at the tiled doorway outside Tablao de la Villa. It’s tucked into Madrid’s old center, and the street smells like rain on stone (it had just rained, so my shoes squeaked embarrassingly). We ducked inside and right away you get this hush — not silence, but that soft hum of people lowering their voices because something special is about to start. The lighting is low and gold, bouncing off wood beams and velvet chairs. I think my friend Ana whispered “this feels like someone’s living room,” which was true except for the stage up front.

We’d booked the flamenco show only (dinner’s extra), but even with just a drink in hand, it felt like enough. The local crowd seemed to know when to clap or shout “olé!” at exactly the right moment; I tried once and got it slightly wrong — our server grinned at me anyway. The main keyword here is flamenco show Madrid, but honestly it didn’t feel touristy at all. The dancers’ shoes hit the floor so hard you could feel it in your chest, and there was this moment when the singer closed her eyes and just let loose — I still think about that note hanging there. My glass of Rioja tasted sharper after that, somehow.

If you want dinner with your day trip flamenco show Madrid experience, you have to come earlier (we saw people arriving around 6:30 for the first seating). Smelled incredible — garlic and something sweet drifting from the kitchen. Kids under six aren’t allowed, which makes sense once you hear how intense it gets. We left late, blinking into the streetlights and kind of quiet ourselves for a minute. I kept thinking about how close we’d been to everything — not just physically but emotionally too. Hard to explain unless you’re there.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Attend traditional flamenco show

• Arrive at Tablao de la Villa
• Enjoy authentic flamenco performance
• Optionally have dinner at the restaurant

Top questions

Is dinner included with Tablao de la Villa tickets?

No, dinner is optional and not included in the price of the flamenco show ticket.

What time should I arrive for dinner before the show?

Arrive at 6:30 PM for the 7:30 PM show, 7:30 PM for 8:30 PM show, or 9:00 PM for 9:45 PM show.

Are children allowed at Tablao de la Villa?

No, children under 6 years old are not allowed at this venue.

Is there public transportation near Tablao de la Villa?

Yes, there are public transportation options available nearby in central Madrid.

What does my ticket include?

Your ticket includes entry to the flamenco show and one drink; dinner is extra.

Can I bring a service animal?

Yes, service animals are allowed inside Tablao de la Villa.

What’s included

Your evening includes entry to an authentic flamenco show in central Madrid’s historic Tablao de la Villa mansion plus one drink during the performance; optional dinner can be added by arriving earlier according to your chosen time slot.