Puerta 57

Dining inside the iconic Santiago Bernabéu is nothing short of surreal. The atmosphere alone makes this restaurant a must-visit for any football fan or traveler seeking a unique experience. Watching the pitch while enjoying your meal adds a magical touch that few places can match. As for the food, it was average — not bad, but not memorable either. The menu could benefit from more creativity and refinement, especially given the prestige of the location. However, what truly stood out was the service. The staff were exceptionally attentive, friendly, and professional, elevating the overall experience far beyond the plate. If you’re visiting Madrid and want to combine football history with fine dining, this spot delivers on ambiance and hospitality, even if the cuisine doesn’t quite reach the same heights.

Amazing food and environment! Nicole, Karla and Sergi did a great job. It couldn’t be much better! Thank you much for such a wonderful lunch!

Víctor was amazing and made us feel like true locals, shared great food recommendations and also drinks.

We had a good experience, even though it was quite (not a game day) staff were great, food was delicious. A bit pricey but they had options at different price levels so its manageable. We had a great view of the pitch from our table

Fantastic service and wonderful food, special thank you to Sergi and Victor for the lovely reception and hospitality!

Overpriced! Definitely you can find a better restaurant for this price. If you book online, you don't have the option to sit with a stadium view; you must call to get the option. This is not explained online. When you get there, even with the restaurant with places outside (with the view), they accommodate us inside. If you are looking for a stadium view it is better to go to the bar, cheaper and fair.

Sergiy and Vietor were fantastic. And the food was out of this world. The experience over all is tick of the bucket list thank you so very much

We really liked the restaurant, the food and the service. Vero and Paula were really nice!!! Really recommended

Nice view to Real Madrid home stadium. Good service, good staff, delicious meal, except steak, - you can not choose level of cooking, only almost rare with blood. And many salt.. Interior is very attractive!

Average and over priced. I came here alone at lunch and ordered a salad the menu said was big enough for two. The waiter was dismayed I didn't want to order anything else as apparently, this is a first, second and third course type of restaurant. The namesake salad was average at best. Iceberg lettuce with lots of sliced white onion, canned tuna, beautiful tomatoes, hard boiled egg and Spanish asparagus. It was the perfect amount for a meal for one. The bread was dry and inedible. I had a glass of rose with my meal and sat on the patio, forgetting I'm in a country where people smoke cigars at lunch. I was hoping for fresh air but inhaled a lot of cigar and cigarette smoke instead. My recommendation would be to eat indoors if you are bothered by smoke at all. This is a typical average restaurant that I will most likely forget by tomorrow. It's conveniently located next to Real Madrid's stadium.

Food was good. I only had ham and cheese croquettes as my Spanish was not good enough to figure out the menu. The waiter was kind but hurried so I didn't want to take his time to explain the menu further. The croquettes were really good. As was the cerveza.

The various recommended seafood tapas I tried were all winners. Highlight: to be served tender fresh octopus that hadn't been rendered all rubbery on cooking, with the simple enhancement of a touch of smoky Spanish paprika was a delight.

The chief waiter recommended the paella as the best dish. As you can see in the picture they served just a yellow rice with practically no fish or shellfish in. A complete fraud. El jefe de mesoneros nos recomendó la paella como el mejor plato del menú. Como pueden apreciar solo sirvieron un arroz amarillo son prácticamente ningún pescado o marisco. Un completo fraude.

Relatively high-class restaurant right next to the Real Madrid stadium. You can get a pretty spectacular view of the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium football field, but you should request a table by the window to guarantee it. Food-wise, most of the dishes are good, but a little bit overpriced. There was not really anything on the menu (aside from the desserts) that I hadn't already seen before at every other Spanish restaurant I've been to. Many of the members of my party decided to get the solomillo, and while they said that the dish tasted delicious, they were a bit disappointed because the portion seemed pretty small (when compared to the other solomillos they've had in Spain). I got the entrecot for dinner, and it was a very hearty and generous steak with a solid portion of fat included. I'm personally a big fan of steak fat, but if you're not, I do warn you that it probably makes up 30 - 40% of the dish. As for the restaurant itself, the atmosphere is a bit more upscale than I've been used to here in Madrid. While I do not believe that there is an official dress code, long slacks and a collared shirt seem to be the norm here. Just something to keep in mind before you walk in wearing shorts and a t-shirt. For the novelty of being able to eat a nice meal at the Real Madrid football stadium (and getting a great view of the field itself), I'd have to say that making a trip to Puerta 57 is worth the money.

Food was overpriced but the view of the stadium was great. We had an empenada pie, lobster stew, and croquettes. Everything was really really salty. When we first was seated they brought out a cheesy potatoe dish which I thought was complimentary but they ended up charging us for it. Otherwise the service was great.

This place came recommended to us. We walked in and it seemed incredibly promising. It took a downhill turn very quickly and the only saving grace was the nice bartender who gave us a free appetizer and said "to make up for the bad service you had." We were told we were second in line for a table and proceeded to wait 45 minutes. As soon as we were about to be seated he told us he couldn't make our food because the kitchen was closing. He said 25 minutes to make our food would not work. The manager who left at the end of his shift never told the other manager that we were eating so we left completely unfed and very disappointed. The should not have us wait only to tell us we couldn't eat. Very disappointing service for a high end restaurant. You'd think a restaurant could communicate appropriately with their own staff and also the customers. We don't plan go to back and don't recommend it to anyone.

We go here every time we're in Madrid. From octopus to croquetas, the food is always high quality. (Pero vamos Atléti!)