Friday, 12 June 2026 Year 187 · No. 68.463

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The rooms of the house

The dining rooms of Lhardy

Lhardy's dining rooms are true witnesses to the history and culinary refinement of the country.

The name Lhardy represents the splendour of Spanish and International Haute Cuisine and an emblem of quality endorsed by more than 180 years at the forefront of Madrid life.

Its main dining room, the Salón Isabelino, and the rest of its rooms and private salons — Salón Japonés, Blanco, Sarasate, Gayarre and Tamberlick — are true witnesses to the history and culinary refinement of the country.

Lhardy's Salón Isabelino, the main dining room of the house

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Salón Isabelino

The main dining room of the house, the heart of Lhardy since the nineteenth century.

Lhardy's Salón Japonés, a room of oriental fantasy

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Salón Japonés

Oriental fantasy and colonial reveries: the room that holds the most secrets of Spanish history.

Lhardy's Salón Blanco, an intimate private room

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Salón Blanco

The intimacy of the house: a secluded private room for the most discreet evenings.

Lhardy's Salón Sarasate

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Salón Sarasate

Dedicated to the violinist Pablo Sarasate, a regular at the romantic restaurant's gatherings.

Lhardy's Salón Gayarre

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Salón Gayarre

In memory of the tenor Julián Gayarre, legendary voice of the Lhardys' musical passion.

Lhardy's Salón Tamberlick

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Salón Tamberlick

Dedicated to the tenor Enrico Tamberlick, within the romantic tradition of the new rooms.

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