ÔVEN Bernabéuis at Avenida de Concha Espina 4, on the same avenue as the stadium and less than two minutes’ walk from the entrance. Close enough to dine before a match without watching the clock, or to take a seat when the whole avenue is trying to do the same at once.
The stadium is no longer just a stadium. Between league and Champions League matches, concerts, the Bernabéu Tour and the offices on Concha Espina and General Perón, the area has three distinct peak times: office workers at lunchtime, Tour visitors in the afternoon, and the two hours before each match, the one time when you will find nothing without a booking.
Here is the key to planning:the bottleneck is not dinner, it is leaving. When a match ends, eighty thousand people head for the metro and taxis at once. Sitting down to dinner afterwards is more than appealing: it saves you queuing for anything.
From the stadium entrance, just cross Concha Espina. There is no shortcut to explain.
| Address | Av. de Concha Espina, 4, Madrid |
| From the stadium to the restaurant | Less than 2 minutes on foot, on the same avenue |
| Bernabéu Tour | Approximately a 5-minute walk |
| Metro | Santiago Bernabéu (L10) |
| Opening hours | Sun–Thu, 10:00–00:00 · Fri–Sat, 10:00–01:00 |
It has the longest opening hours of all nine restaurants, opening at10:00, so it also works for breakfast before an early Tour visit.
The rule for dinner before ninety minutes in the stands is not to arrive too full. These work well when time matters:
If you visit at lunchtime,Monday to Friday, 13:00–16:00you can enjoy a€14 set lunch menu: starter, main course and dessert, with two choices for each, plus a drink, bread and coffee. A quick way to eat without a lengthy decision.
The kitchen closes atmidnight Sunday to Thursday and 01:00 on Fridays and Saturdays. If a match ends at 22:45, there is plenty of time for a relaxed dinner while the avenue empties.
It is also the time for dishes that do not fit before a match, the ones that call for lingering at the table:
Concha Espina and General Perón are office areas, so business lunches are common. For groups, especially on any match or concert day, booking is more than a recommendation: it is the difference between getting dinner and going without. Book atBookings.
It is on the same avenue. ÔVEN is at Avenida de Concha Espina 4, and the stadium faces that same avenue: less than two minutes on foot. This is an estimate based on the addresses, but the margin of error here is only a matter of metres.
Yes. The kitchen closes at midnight Sunday to Thursday and 01:00 on Fridays and Saturdays. A match ending at 22:45 leaves plenty of time, and you also avoid the metro and taxi queues afterwards.
Yes, and in advance. It is the one time when the whole area fills up at once. On non-match days, tables are usually available, but groups should always let us know ahead.
It is one of the few places that fits, opening at 10:00 with the longest hours of ÔVEN’s nine restaurants. The Tour is about five minutes away on foot.
There are public car parks around the stadium, but they fill early on match days and streets are closed to traffic. The convenient option is the metro: Santiago Bernabéu, line 10, is right on the doorstep.
ÔVEN has nine restaurants with the same menu: eight in Madrid —Preciados, Gran Vía 6, Gran Vía 55, Fuencarral, Atocha, Prado, BernabéuandLas Tablas— and one inMurcia.
