This is a monthly market near Lago station, where people of Madrid bring a shopping trolley to buy…read moretheir week's of fresh vegetables! Is it me, or do all the vendors sell the same vegetables? Broccoli and asparagus were everywhere. I love both. I didn't know what to expect at all, I thought it's a place of food. But it's mostly groceries: - lots of fresh vegetables - lots of people - wine!!! lots of wine vendors. And I mean LOTS - one muffin bakery - lots of bread bakeries! - snacking, nuts stuff - olive oil - cheese - jams! As you can see, if you come hungry, there is nothing you can eat. However the one-and-only muffin bakery sells freshly baked sweets and this freshly baked tuna pizza thing!!!! I LOVED IT :) If I lived in Madrid, I would come here. I visited at 11AM and it was quite busy! I originally thought the 1€ was a required entrance fee, but no you just walk in for free.

Dia de Mercado is an excellent local foods market held on the first Saturday of every month. Buy a…read morewine glass for 1€ in the entrance and you are welcome to sample a great variety of Spanish wines along with olive oils, meats, olives, cheeses, chocolates, cakes, muffins, pastries, honey, vegetables, etc. The market is open from 10AM-3PM. It's worth it to get there early as the market favourites are sure to sell out! After you've made your way through the market, take your food finds down to the lake for a nice picnic!

This is a nice supermarket with some good sales. There are 2 floors and a lot of variety of things…read more Store is clean and on a busy street with a lot of shops and fast food places and the Metro stops. Good service.

Good selection of everything. Prices are reasonable and everything looks fresh. I am an out of…read moretowner so I forgot to pack some items and it was helpful to have this close to me. Sometimes the lines are long but it is a very efficient check out system.

Long queues are the only downside of this 24 hr supermarket which is very well assorted.read more

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.

This is a nice Supermarket, very modern and large with a good range of products, even a small bit…read morefor Gluten Free as well as a large selection of Iced Coffees and more. Some items were overpriced compared to what we would pay in the UK however they do have some great items at reasonable value including Iced Coffee Drinks and Heinz Baked Beans. The staff were helpful and spoke a good knowledge of English to assist me to find Gluten Free and at the Checkout. I also like the computerised screens similar to What we (UK) have in Post offices, calling people out to a checkout on a electronical screen.

I am adding this review to correct my previous one. This is a great market for many reasons:…read more1. Convenient hours 2. Great location 3 First class products 4. Friendly and helpful staff 5. Very clean and well lit environment 6 Great variety of products and spices. I cook Haitian, Spanish, French, Indian, Chinese, Mexican, Cuban/Dominican, Jewish, Jamaican and Trinidadian dishes. I was raised in the US and learned to cook my favorite dishes from my friends. I find everything I need including a nice wok the refried beans for Mexican dishes, etc. My last review was an error I did not realize then that this market was not even aware that tainted water bottles had been placed there. Unfortunately, I bought 5 one liter bottles of different brands. Well deserved kudos to you!!! My heartfelt apologies, PS I am now in Rennes. I recently shopped at an excellent Carrefour market. I found the same standards of excellence. That reminded me of my early, unfair review. I am indeed sorry for any damage I may have caused to your reputation. Marie Durogene

Mercado de la Paz is the sort of place that gets you in trouble fast, which is exactly why it is my…read morekind of place. You walk in with some vague idea of restraint, and within minutes, that collapses. Seafood here, jamón there, cheeses lined up like bad decisions, pastries waiting to finish the job. I felt like a kid in a candy store, except this was far better than candy. What makes the place work is the range. It is not just market stalls. You have fresh produce and specialty food counters alongside bars, restaurants, and small places to stop and eat properly, which is part of what gives it real life. This is not some bloodless, overdesigned food hall built for people who want photos more than flavor. It has pulse, smell, noise, and appetite: exactly my taste, and the kind of place where one lap is never enough.

This is a local public market in Madrid, located in the Salamanca district which is kinda like the…read more5th Ave/UES of Manhattan with its fancy stores and nice apartments. Although in a fancier neighborhood this neighborhood spot is down-to-earth and accessible to all. A lot less touristy than markets closer to Sol. Like other markets they have a variety of vendors carrying a plethora of ingredients--fresh fruits, vegetables, meat, dairy, cured meats & cheeses, herbs/spices/condiments, preserved and prepared foods. A florist, bakeries and house/kitchenware shops round out the assortment. A few restaurants too, notably the famous "Casa Dani" is located here, most recently made popular (to non-local foodies) by Netflix's "Somebody Feed Phil". I arrived on a Monday morning around 10:30am so the atmosphere was pretty low key with mostly locals picking up groceries, grabbing a bite to eat, with a couple local tour guides bringing around 1-2 tourists on personalized tours. Vendors were still setting up/unloading some items for the day. It was fun to check out the variety of items at each stall, and pick up a couple food souvenirs. Opening hours are 9am-8pm Mon-Friday and 9am-2:30pm Saturday, closed Sundays. Vendors take cash and card in most cases though always good to bring a little extra cash for smaller purchases with local vendors.