Rasputín

Rasputín is one of Madrid's few dedicated Russian restaurants, and it takes that identity seriously. The interior leans into the theme with warm wooden décor that gives the space a distinct character — cozy and considered, not kitschy. It sits in the center of the city, making it a workable option when you want something genuinely different from the usual Spanish or Mediterranean fare. The cooking sticks to traditional Russian territory. Red caviar blinis are a standout — the kind of dish that justifies the whole outing — and the beef stroganoff holds up as a reliable signature. The menu has shifted over time, but the kitchen's commitment to quality hasn't. Service is attentive without being overbearing. For a corporate group looking to offer something outside the expected, Rasputín delivers a setting and a menu that spark conversation. It's specific, it's well-executed, and it doesn't feel like anywhere else in Madrid.