Guinness officially certifies that the oldest restaurant in the world is the Spanish restaurant.

Restaurante Sobrino de Botin is known as the oldest restaurant in the world (established in 1725) and is also the longest continuously operating restaurant in the world confirmed by Guinness World Records.

Near the Plaza Mayor in Madrid, the capital of Spain, is a great place to eat roast suckling pig, and it is also one of the few impressive places in Madrid.

One sentence on the restaurant window makes this restaurant quite worth the money.

This is the oldest restaurant in the world that has been open since 1725. The old stove used for roasting suckling pig dates back to the 18th century.

Hemingway's signature is written on the restaurant window.

In the novel "The Sun Also Rises", Hemingway used the words of Jack Barnes to express this exclamation: Bodine's is one of the best restaurants in the world.

Botin restaurant's store style Botin restaurant (Botin) is among the rows of old houses.

The first floor is decorated with shiny wooden doors and windows, while the walls upstairs are exposed and neatly lined with brick walls.

Bodin's store has a very low-key appearance and is a very famous old store.

The restaurant is beautifully decorated, mainly in classic Spanish style. The floor is covered with exquisite carpets, the walls are hung with exquisite murals and paintings, and each table is covered with simple tablecloths, allowing customers to enjoy themselves in a comfortable environment.

Enjoy good food and make people feel at home.

In 1790, when the Plaza Mayor was destroyed by fire and rebuilt like this, Bodin remained unmoved and had been in business for 65 years.

The boss at that time probably would never have dreamed that the business he created would last for nearly three hundred years in the same house, the same stove, and the smell of barbecue.