Casa Ciriaco

It began in 1887 as a wine shop on Calle Mayor and took its present name from Ciriaco Muñoz Sanz, who with his brother Pablo turned it into a restaurant in 1929. Cocido and gallina en pepitoria are the fixtures; the painter Zuloaga and writers including Valle-Inclán and Camba were among the regulars. The building is where the bomb was thrown at Alfonso XIII's wedding procession in 1906. Closed Wednesdays.

Street Address

Calle Mayor 84

Phone

+34 915 48 06 20

Website

www.casaciriaco.es/

Opening Hours

Mo-Tu 11:00-17:00, 20:00-24:00; Th-Su 11:00-17:00, 20:00-24:00

Cuisine Style

Regional madrileña

Category: Food & Drink

Tags: 1887, cocido, gallina-en-pepitoria, calle-mayor

Coordinates: 40.415304, -3.7123092

Part of Madrid tabernas trading for more than a century

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