Restaurante Gaytán

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Restaurante Gaytán

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Calle del Príncipe de Vergara, 205, Lateral Derecho, Chamartín, 28002 Madrid, Spain

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Michelin-starred Spanish-French fusion with open kitchen  

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Calle del Príncipe de Vergara, 205, Lateral Derecho, Chamartín, 28002 Madrid, Spain Get directions

chefjavieraranda.com
@restaurantegaytan

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Calle del Príncipe de Vergara, 205, Lateral Derecho, Chamartín, 28002 Madrid, Spain Get directions

+34 913 48 50 30
chefjavieraranda.com
@restaurantegaytan

€100+ · Menu

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Gaytán

"The dream of chef Javier Aranda which then became a reality, Gaytán is far from your usual type of restaurant.This space impresses as soon you walk through the door thanks to the designer-inspired interior featuring the original wood columns that flank the large open kitchen overlooking the dining room, so that guests feel as though they are part of the creative process. The cuisine, complemented by a small menu for business customers during the week, aims to showcase what they describe here as the joys of the seasons, something they succeed in doing via the Inaurem menu (which is the Latin word for jewel or precious object) and especially the more extensive Javier Aranda menu, the latter revealing to guests the techniques and stages involved in creating each dish." - Michelin Inspector

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Knut Erik Bøckman

Google
A complete culinary success. The Spanish wine pairing was perfect, and the view into the kitchen added a fascinating layer to an already magnificent dinner. Thank you for the outstanding service and world-class artistry.

Evan Kuo (Taiwanese in Madrid)

Google
This is a Spanish-French fusion restaurant by the youngest Michelin-starred chef, Javier Aranda. It was awarded one Michelin star in 2017. The exterior is quite unassuming, resembling a typical apartment building, but the interior is elegant, centered around a circular open kitchen where you can watch the chefs carefully prepare each dish. There aren’t many seats, clearly a deliberate choice to ensure that every table faces the kitchen counter. I ordered the Gran Menú Javier Aranda, which is divided into five sections: Seasonal welcoming snack, Vegetarian sequence, Seafood sequence, Terra firma sequence, and Sweet sequence—featuring around 25 small courses. Each dish was creative and full of flavor. My personal highlights were the Maresme tear peas, hake kokotxa in pil-pil sauce, slow-cooked suckling pig, and roe deer loin infused with Madrilenian stew. These plates offered a fresh and inventive take on classic flavors. The desserts were also beautifully presented, flavorful, and refreshingly light. In total, with four glasses of wine, the bill came to about 295 EUR. If you want to experience modern Spanish cuisine with a unique and thoughtful twist, this is the place to go. The chef clearly brings deep culinary expertise and creativity to every detail. There are not many seats available, so you need to make a reservation first, and the menu changes seasonally, so you can always taste something different.

Joshua Teoh

Google
Absolutely wonderful and amazing from beginning to end. Worthy of their Michelin star rating. The staff were so friendly and welcoming. The ambience was lovely and and the food was outstanding!

Alex Laviolette

Google
Fantastic culinary experience. The food was elevated, creative, and delicious. The presentation, especially of the appetizers, was extremely impressive and beautiful. The service was second to none - attentive, friendly, and professional. Highly recommend eating here for a delicious and unique experience.

Chaz Hinkle

Google
Easily the best meal of my life. Just spectacular. I really don’t know what else I can say about it.

Anni V

Google
First class restaurant experience with great service and adventurous food with seasonal touch🙏 If you are looking for an unforgettable fine dining experience to remember in Madrid, this is the place to be. Three hours felt like an hour because you get a lot of input for all senses. It is wonderful to watch chefs preparing the food in front of customers at the "kitchen stage" in center of the beautifully decorated restaurant. We especially enjoyed the beautiful starters and numerous tasty main courses with tuna, piglet and lam. The wines were selected with ambition and expertise. The service was attentive and fun 👍 Muchos gracias!!

Gilles Praet

Google
Wonderful experience, we arrived as the last table straight from the airport and had the opportunity to try a lot of different options still. All dishes are unique with a Spanish touch.

Maddalena Schiavini

Google
Been here for my boyfriend birthday. Exceptional dinner and atmosphere. Special mention to Carlos, the sommelier witch has been so nice and professional at the same time. They also put a candle on the dessert for my boyfriend. The kitchen is in the middle of the room and it’s open space so the dinner is a real experience that you can’t try somewhere else.
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Ally W.

Yelp
I had a great meal here. The restaurant is not that big, and there are not that many tables, so I was surprised I got a table at the last minute. Most of the tables face the open kitchen, so you can see all the busy-ness that goes into preparing the food. Menu can be a la carte for lunch, but dinner is prix-fixe. You choose a prix-fixe menu, but the dishes are all a surprise. I did ask my server for the chef-selected menu items, because I know there are things that I do not like, even though I'm not allergic to them. There were lots of courses, from little snacks, to bread, to entrees, and desserts. My favorite items were the squid cooked two ways, shrimp tacos, and fava beans covered in cuttlefish wrap. I did not like the lamb, as it was difficult to chew. However, the waitstaff gave me the veal instead, and that was better. Dessert consisted of various little sweet bites place in a wooden jewelry case of some sort. I'm not sure if that was necessary, but I appreciated the effort. FYI You should check out their bathroom. The ceiling has beautiful lights! Just do it.
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Tunaidi A.

Yelp
Amazing meal, amazing experience. I love that all the tables/seats are fashioned and positioned to facing the center open kitchen. The presentation and service of course were impeccable, but each course itself was delicious. The bread pairing also was good.
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Sophia B.

Yelp
We had an awesome experience here! The kitchen is open and in view from the dining tables. You can see the chefs plate everything together. There is a separate hidden prep kitchen behind a door. Staff was kind, attentive (more so than standard European restaurants). Menus were available in castellano and in English. The host and waiter spoke at least a functional level of English. As a primary anglophone, even if I had not been accompanied by an hispanophone I would have felt perfectly comfortable. If you've ever seen the film, "The Menu," there is a little bit of resemblance here. A lot of work goes into preparation for every single dish, for taste, texture, aroma and visual presentation. It is very elaborate, and at times I question whether the level of work they put in contributes to the experience of a plate. This is high level artistry and I'm not a high-maintenance diner. When my husband made the restaurant reservation, he set us both down for the Javier Aranda menu option. We also took the wine pairing. My husband enjoyed the kombucha. We both loved the seasonal mushrooms temaki, purrusalda soup fritter, red chard carbonara & truffle cream, 40 day fermented Ebro's onion, Santa Pola squid & yellow aji, Ávila's suckling pig. Most of the dishes from the tasting menu were wonderful. Be prepared for lots of sweets at the end! There was a "pre-dessert" palate cleanser of beetroot and raspberry tartar with lychee sorbet. The "dessert" was a chocolate cake made with pumpkin. There was a petit four selection of confections (there were actually five of them): lychee macarons, strawberry confection like a pâte de fruit, a biscuit-like sweet, a chocolatey truffle with a biscuit center, and the fifth I can't recall. The wine pairings were also quite good, maybe slightly overwhelming because there was so much wine that I left nearly half of my glasses unfinished. We were both definitely drunk on food and wine by the end. Overall great Michelin experience, stellar visual presentation, and many courses. It is a LOT of food.
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Allan L.

Yelp
Excellent excellent excellent! The meal was divided into separate sequences: plant, sea, meat, and sweet. The meal was simply splendid. Appetizers: - the vegetable chips and tarts being served on bonsai trees was a great visual start. And the appetizer was great too with a mix of different flavors. I really enjoyed the kombucha that came, which was refreshing. Plant sequence: - this was perhaps one of the most special onions I have ever had, it had been sitting in a specially heated room for 40 days and result in a very soft and smoky flavor. Sea sequence: - the red tuna here was the stand out! The fish was so fresh and tender, which paired really well with the "pil pil" sauce. Meat sequence: - this was a flavor EXPLOSION. The egg yolk with mushroom and truffle was captivating. The suckling pig had a perfectly salted crispy skin with a fatty meat. Sweet sequence: - this was just a great finish to the dinner :) the raspberry tart and lychee sorbet was a sweet and light blend. The waiter was engaging and friendly. I had a great time!
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Sandra W.

Yelp
On a trip to Madrid last month, my husband and I enjoyed an intimate evening at Gaytán. The food and service were impeccable. Watching the chefs prepare food in front of us in the massive open kitchen was the definition of dinner and a show. Who would have thought traveling across Asia, Africa, and Europe was possible in the time it takes to enjoy a romantic dinner. I especially enjoyed the chicken ravioli from Italy, a unique twist on a timeless classic. As an anniversary present to ourselves, we splurged on the additional drink pairing option, the beverages complemented each dish perfectly. Though the price of the menu may seems a little hefty, it is totally worth it for you are receiving Michelin Star cuisine accompanied by a culinary show and spectacular service. Overall dining at Gaytán was an amazing experience!
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Kevin L.

Yelp
One of the best Michelin starred experiences I've had, especially for the price (comparing to NY restaurants). The full tasting was the perfect amount of food, with a great variety of textures and ingredients. The plating was art which was matched with exciting flavor combinations. The open kitchen concept was refreshing as it also limited the amount of tables and therefore, noise/chatter. Getting to see the chef at work right in front of your eyes was a treat. The staff were super friendly, despite not having the best English. But overall it was not stuffy at all, especially given that I was dressed pretty casually in jeans and sneakers. Would 100% recommend getting a table here if you're in the area!
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Eddy H.

Yelp
Simply wow! A new hot Michelin rated restaurant from the same chef as La Cabra. Food was beautifully and artistically presented. Taste was spot on! It was a wow dinner. Staff was very attentive and kind. They don't rush you at all. Sure each plate is small, but the food keeps coming and coming. Trust me, you will be full, and I'm not a little guy. Also, the price is decent for a tasting menu at a Michelin restaurant. Other places are many times double! Trust me, and treat yourself!

Mono M.

Yelp
Amazing dinner - friendly staff! Yesterday we had the "small" menue (consisting of all-in 14 courses) and it was nothing short of amazing. The staff is very nice and tries to explain every dish. However, sometimes their English is a bit hard to understand. Nevertheless this truly was a 1*/2* - experience! For the price we paid, it was unbeatable!!! Again soon!