Although Santi Santamaria’s roots lie in Can Fabes, he has always been eager to train new teams and promote his cuisine. This has led him to open other restaurants in Catalonia, Spain and abroad, working in collaboration with prestigious hotel companies. So far, his establishments have been met with unanimous acclaim from critics and, most important, from the general public.
 | SantceloniPaseo de la Castellana, 57, 28046 Madrid Tel. 91 210 88 40 / Fax 91 210 88 99 A restaurant in Madrid had to recreate the best which such a culinarily rich country as Spain has to offer, with the best produce, combining classicism and modernity to please the discerning public of a vibrant, cosmopolitan city. Its two Michelin stars bear witness to its refinement. Visit Santceloni |
 | La ManzanaPaseo de la Castellana, 57, 28046 Madrid Tel. 91 210 88 12 / Fax 91 210 88 99 Precision and creativity can also play an important role in our daily cuisine. This is what La Manzana offers, allowing diners at the Hesperia Madrid to enjoy one of the best cuisines and services in Madrid at an exceptional price. |
 | EvoGran Via, 144, 08907 L'Hospitalet, Barcelona Hotel Hesperia Tower - Tel. 93 413 50 30 At the very top of the Hesperia Tower, a unique avant-garde building |
 | BouquetGran Via, 144, 08907 L'Hospitalet, Barcelona Hotel Hesperia Towe - Tel. 93 413 50 30 "The other place" in the Hesperia Tower, open only for lunch, a restaurant that takes our daily cuisine to its peak, with a tempting menu and a set menu which are both exceptionally good value. |
 | SantiTelephone Office: + 65 6688 5592 (3:00 pm – 6:45 pm) SANTI Restaurant: + 65 6688 8501 (6:30 pm – 2:00 am) santi@marinabaysands.com In one of the most spectacular buildings in Singapore, the Marina Bay Sands complex, Santi features an elegant main dining area, with private rooms, and a wine cellar that can accommodate up to 80 people, as well as a stylish tapas bar and lounge with seating for 30 people. A gentle, cool elegance, with warm rustic touches, is accented by custom artwork ‘graffiti’ overlaying modern glass enclosures. |
