Restaurante Botin

Botten's Restaurant is considered one of the oldest restaurants in the world, dating back to 1725. There is also a vague history and persistent rumors that Goya (a famous Spanish artist and engraver) worked there as a dishwasher while waiting for his place at the Royal Academy in London. The restaurant was also mentioned in the famous novel "The Son Ulsu Rises", and it is no secret that famous personalities, including members of the monarchy, have dined there. This restaurant serves many delicious Mediterranean, European and local dishes, including the famous Khamon dish. Among the distinctive options offered by the cochinio dish, garlic soup, lamb fillet, and others. This restaurant is very popular with tourists, due to its ancient history and wonderful food, so it is recommended to reserve a table before going.