What’s included in the ticket
The ticket for the show, dinner, and drink at Tablao Flamenco El Toro y la Luna includes the live performance, a full menu, and one drink per person (wine, beer, sangria, or soft drink). According to the tablao’s website, the menu consists of two shared starters, such as a salad with crispy ham and goat cheese or patatas bravas; a main course to choose from—pork or chicken tenderloin with truffle or green pepper sauce, or baked cod with crispy leek (with a supplement for veal cheek timbale)—and a shared dessert, chocolate cake with biscuit. Vegetarian, vegan, and children’s menus are available and should be requested when booking.
What to expect from the show
The El Toro y la Luna show lasts an hour and a half and features seven live artists: two guitarists, dancers, and singers, performing singing, guitar, clapping, and dance. The repertoire covers flamenco and other rhythms like zambras, tangos, rumbas, and sevillanas. The stage is just a few steps from the tables, and at the end, the audience is invited to join the artists for a dance. The venue is presented as Valencia’s oldest tablao, open since 1977, and run by a family dynasty of flamenco artists.
Schedule and access
Tablao El Toro y la Luna is open from Wednesday to Sunday and closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. According to their website, on weekdays and Sundays, dinner starts at 19:30 and the show at 20:30; on Saturdays, dinner begins at 20:30 and the performance at 22:30. The experience is suitable for all ages and wheelchair-accessible.
