Coque Madrid

Awards

MICHELIN Guide

Two stars restaurant, 2022

All Michelin stars in Madrid All Michelin stars in Spain All 2 stars Michelin in Madrid All 2 stars Michelin in Spain

OAD

European Restaurants 2022, Highly Recommended

All OAD European in Madrid All OAD European in Spain

Chef

Mario Sandoval

Cuisine

Creativa, Modern Spanish

• 2021
• 2020

Dinner at Coque

on 21 Oct 2021

by Carlos Mateos

El cochinillo de Coque merece el viaje (y un monumento). Traca final a la parte salada de un personalísimo y original menú de Mario Sandoval. @coquemadrid

8 / 10

Dinner at Coque

on 08 Jan 2020

by Gerhard Huber

I have not been to Coque in Madrid, however visited the restaurant a few times in their old location outside Madrid.
The concept is about the same, where they move you through various stage, from the bar to the wine cellar to the dining room and back into the lounge. I like this as it keeps a multi hour meal interesting because of the change of scenery.
The food has evolved from the last meal there, the plating more elaborate and the table ware more artistic.
The suckling pig, as always was the... More

I have not been to Coque in Madrid, however visited the restaurant a few times in their old location outside Madrid.
The concept is about the same, where they move you through various stage, from the bar to the wine cellar to the dining room and back into the lounge. I like this as it keeps a multi hour meal interesting because of the change of scenery.
The food has evolved from the last meal there, the plating more elaborate and the table ware more artistic.
The suckling pig, as always was the outstanding dish, the family is doing this over hundred years, followed by the duck. The fish course, especially the slamonete was somewhat disappointing as their was not really flavour profile.
Overall a very good meal. Less

8 / 10

Dinner at Coque

on 08 Jan 2020

by Neil A. Chef

More happy memories of eating in Madrid in January at ⭐️⭐️ Coque. A culinary journey through 4 spaces, starting with snacks at the cocktail bar then through to the “bottle coliseum” where over 3000 varieties of wine are on display. Then we moved into the kitchen for some more treats before finally ending up in the main dining room. A thoroughly theatrical experience, but one that is backed up by some stunning cookery. Definitely worth visiting when in Madrid.