Corral de la Morería

Corral de la Morería is a flamenco tablao on Calle Morería, a short walk from the Plaza de la Paja and the Segovia viaduct. It opened in 1956 and puts on a show every night of the year, Monday to Sunday, with a line-up that changes every few days and that the house announces week by week.

A family and seventy years on stage

It was founded by Manuel del Rey, from a Madrid family of hoteliers. Today it is run by Blanca del Rey, dancer and artistic director, and her sons Juan Manuel and Armando. Figures such as Pastora Imperio, Antonio Gades, Mario Maya and Diego el Cigala have passed through its tablao, and Paco de Lucía's "Entre dos aguas" was presented here. The room is small, with the tables right up against the stage, and the atmosphere is that of a long dinner before the lights go down.

How the evening works

You buy a ticket for the show and choose how to accompany it: the performance alone, the performance with a drink, or the performance with dinner. The restaurant has a menu of set menus, from the three-course Soleá to the Degustación, plus a vegan one and a gluten-free one; the price of the menu is added to the ticket. At the second performance dinner starts at 21:10 and the dancing at 21:30. The website does not admit children under 7 and is translated into nine languages.