Botín

Santo Tomás de Aquino, better known as Botín, is a historic restaurant in Madrid, Spain

Established in 1725, Botín is the oldest restaurant in the world according to the Guinness World Records. Located in the heart of the city, it offers traditional Spanish cuisine, particularly famous for its roast suckling pig. Botín's interior is filled with rustic charm, featuring exposed brick walls and large, wooden beams. The restaurant is divided into several dining rooms, each with its unique atmosphere. The main dining room, with its open fireplace, offers a cozy and intimate setting. The restaurant's menu is a testament to Spanish gastronomy, with dishes like garlic prawns, grilled octopus, and a variety of tapas. Botín's signature dish, the roast suckling pig, is slow-cooked in a traditional wood-fired oven, resulting in tender, flavorful meat. Botín has been a favorite among locals and visitors alike for centuries, offering a unique dining experience rooted in Spanish culinary history.