Great place with all the basics needs and close to the Gran Via and the hotel I…read morestayed.................................,.,

As a traveler they have all the basics we needed: tp, paper towels, fish, chicken, bread, etc.read more

There was a decent selection of just about everything I needed including some premade meals. I was…read moresatisfied with what I purchased. Very nice staff and good location.

This supermarket has ANYTHING and EVERYTHING Spain. Even hard to find items like squid ink…read more Friendly and helpful staff. Their ibérico ham, cut to order is great!

Bought a barbecue 30th April for 550 euro that was supposed to be delivered 3 days after. Now after…read more2 weeks its still not delivered and they do not care to get back through phone and when i call there is noone speaking english.

Super cool super market in Madrid. I was able to get everything I needed and they have a great…read morebakery section.

Great selection of items. It feels like a CVS, the convenience is nice when you thought you packed…read moreeverything and now you can find the Spanish version of whatever you need.

Madrid. Best city in the world. This Lidl is wonderful in more ways than one. Simply perfect.read more

This is the supermarket I went to when I was in Madrid for more than 2 weeks in February, 2011…read more "Great" Features 1. Reasonable prices for basic food items - bread, olive oil, milk, juice, yogurt, chips, fruits, cheese. I saved money grocery shopping rather than eating out 2. They have "deal of the day" on some of their items. Almost like Walmart, Ralph's in the US 3. Organize, clean store "Not So Great" Features 1. You pay for plastic bags during check out. Bring own reusable grocery bags to save money. 2. Most of the staff do not speak English. You better know the Spanish name of what you are looking for so when you need to ask which aisle to go to you can ask them in Spanish. 3. Grocery items cost more when you compare to the prices of basic foods in US. I had to remind myself I am in Europe. Still cheaper to grocery shop than to eat out every meal.

Really enjoyed Mercado de San Miguel, even if it's the more touristy food market in Madrid. Came…read morelater in the evening. Must gets include - jamón ibérico from Puesto Carrasco Ibéricos - olives and vermut from The Hour of the Vermouth - wine from Pinkleton & Wine - codfish from La Casa del Bacalao There's also a Spanish omelet vendor but it was okay. Great energy in the market. Can be difficult to find a seat at a table but there's plenty of standing counters along the perimeter.

One of my favorite stops in Madrid. I had been looking up fun places to eat and this popped up…read more I love open markets like this and it had the feel of Pike's Place in Seattle (minus the fish throwing) or Granville Island in Vancouver. Lots of little places to choose from and the ability to try many different things in one place. The night we went it was crazy but no line was terribly long. The vendors definitely had how to handle crowds down. I stopped by the Albondigas (meatball) stand and the mozzarella stand and grabbed a limoncello spritz. Got a pistachio raspberry pastry on our way out as well. This spot was hustling and bustling for a reason, it was a great place to grab a bite and sit a second.