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DiverXO

Step into Dabiz Muñoz's dreamlike universe at DiverXO, Madrid — avant-garde cuisine ranked No. 20 in The World's 50 Best Restaurants 2021.

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Vanguardia o Morir — A Culinary Manifesto in Madrid

At DiverXO, the motto is as bold as the food: vanguardia o morir — avant-garde or die. Nestled in Madrid's upscale Padre Damián neighbourhood, this is the flagship restaurant of Dabiz Muñoz, one of the most daring and inventive culinary minds of our time. Step through its doors and you enter a dreamlike world where the impossible is not only imagined but plated, where hedonism is the guiding principle and every element of the experience defies convention. In 2021, the international culinary community took notice, placing DiverXO at No. 20 on The World's 50 Best Restaurants — a distinction that confirmed what Madrid had long known.

The Flying Pig's Cuisine — Where Menus Become Journeys

DiverXO operates exclusively on tasting menus, each designed as an immersive, boundary-pushing voyage. The signature offering, The Flying Pig's Cuisine, is the solid menu priced at €450 per person and can be enjoyed independently. Alongside it, the Metamorphosis liquid menu — also €450 per person — transforms the beverage experience into an equally theatrical affair. For those wishing to elevate further, the sommelier's pairing programme offers three tiers: Eruciforme (€300), Crisálida (€600), and the extraordinary Danaus Plexippus at €900 per person. There is no à la carte option here — only a complete, choreographed surrender to Muñoz's avant-garde vision.

A Realm Where Time Surrenders

DiverXO is open Tuesday through Friday for both lunch and dinner, and reservations are secured through advance ticket purchase, with new dates released daily 90 days ahead. The restaurant has no dress code — the only requirement is an open mind and a readiness to be transported. As Muñoz's own words put it: a realm of magic where time surrenders, an audacious journey of dreams, defying boundaries and celebrating the art of the limitless. In the world of avant-garde gastronomy, DiverXO stands in a category entirely its own.

Recognition

Awards & accolades

2025
The World's 50 Best Restaurants
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Ambience

A glimpse inside

Details

At a glance

The World's 50 Best Restaurants 2025 — 4
Cuisines Avant-Garde
Services Parking, Wheelchair Access

History

On the record

2025
The World's 50 Best Restaurants — 4

In a nutshell: Hedonistic. Creative. Unpredictable. Three words to describe chef Dabiz Muñoz and the Madrid pleasure-dome that is Diverxo, where he likes to push the gastronomic boundaries as much as possible. More than a restaurant, Diverxo is an easel for the chef’s creativity, with diners brought along for the ride of their lives. What you’ll eat: Diverxo’s tasting menu stretches out over many courses of pure theatre, and may include anything from pigeon and sherry to multi-flavoured mochi. Expect unique combinations with Asian influences such as Pyrenean-matured nigiri, Japanese paella or roasted caviar with vindaloo curry and Greek yoghurt. Chef CV: Muñoz's culinary journey began in Madrid, inspired by chef Abraham García of Viridiana, where his family used to dine when he was a child. He started his career in Spain’s capital before moving to London to work at top Asian and Italian restaurants such as Hakkasan, Nobu, Nahm and Locanda Locatelli. In 2007, he returned to Spain and opened Diverxo, which earned him three Michelin stars by the age of 33, making him the second-youngest person in the world to achieve such a feat. In 2012, he opened Streetxo, a more casual restaurant, and in 2022, he launched Ravioxo, which specialises in intricate dumplings and Asian-influenced pasta. In 2024, he opened a new branch of Streetxo in Dubai, and there are plans to move Diverxo to a larger space in 2025. Pigs might fly: Diners at Diverxo can’t help but notice the flying pig theme throughout the restaurant, seen in wacky art, wall hangings and even the crockery. The porcine creatures represent Muñoz’s ambition, a riposte to the fact that when he mentioned as a child he would one day own a restaurant where people queued around the corner, his father replied: ‘sure, and pigs might fly’. Muñoz certainly got the last laugh.

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Location

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Calle de Padre Damián, 23, 28036 Madrid, Spain
Madrid, Spain
+34 915 70 07 66
info@diverxo.com
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