I'm glad I found this shop during my stay in Madrid. I was out of e-liquid and the owner was very…read moreknowledgable and helpful when helping me find the right flavor. Great variety and selection and flavors. A friend also came along to buy his first device. The owner again displayed her knowledge of e-cigarettes and her helpfulness in genuinely trying to get people to get off cigarettes. I highly recommend this shop if you're in Madrid.

Smoking is bad for you. Smoking is a horrible, actually quite disgusting habit. But hey, when you…read moreneed cigarettes, cigars, or cigarillos and you find yourself in this neighbourhood - this is a good spot! Extensive selection of brands, lighters, Lotto tickets, or candy. What you'd expect in any Tabaco to be fair. Good & quick service, the girl understood my awful Spanish and could even speak English. Again, smoking is bad for you but if you need your nicotine fix? Here you go!

How many tobacco shops can you have in a two block radius?…read more Three. The answer is three. Of the shops I popped my head in, this one was a cut above the rest. Still nothing to get overly excited about, hence the three star, but let's call this a fairly enthusiastic three. There's a lot of tobacco shops in the area but this is by and far the largest. It covers your basic cigarette smoking needs but where this place stands a teensy step above is their great sheesha (or hookah) selection. As one who has quit smoking half a dozen times, sheesha became a pretty standard find in the house. Yes yes I know... it's still tobacco, but it takes more effort to do, so it became my wee little "cheat" while quitting. This place has a good selection of flavoured tobaccos at really great prices. Plus they carry a decent selection of cigars and the staff speak english. If you puff, it's probably your best bet in the area.

Amazing experience. The proprietress was fantastic and knowledgeable. She showed us an amazing…read moreselection of pipes and accessories. I picked up a beautiful 2 star Amorelli and a Pipa Croci. Both are beautiful and terrific smokers. A truly memorable experience ln Madrid.

Just visited this estanco last month and it was sold during the pandemic by I believe his name is…read moreJesus. He was the older man who is a cigar enthusiast and managed the walk in humidor next door to the estanco. What this meant to the business is that the humidor next door is no longer open. The young lady who was working the day I visited was extremely nice and helpful. This was one of the reasons for four stars plus the store still has a well maintained and stocked cabinet humidor with a good selection of Habanos. I would recommend either Cava Magallanes or Cava Barquillo but if you are in this part of Madrid it is still a good option for cigars.

Wasted my time with misleading opening times and got my hopes up for no reason, probably a good…read morestore but I wouldn't know since no one bothered to update anything online but instead force people to waste their time to physically walk up to the store to see if it's open. That is ancient stuff

Tiny little tobacco shop tucked close to our hotel (Room Mate Mario)…read more They have a good collection of cigars from around the world and your more run of the mill tobacco products. I can't get over how cheap this is here in Madrid, but even against the other spots i've popped in, this little shop proved to be very reasonable. The folks behind the counter are sweet and deal with my very broken Spanish like champs.

Small storefront very close to Mercado de San Miguel with some beautiful pens. They're definitely…read moremore of an investment. Prices ranged from 15 euros to several hundred euros. I ended up purchasing five pens (the most expensive was 58 euros) and I can't wait to use them. I came here twice during my trip and both times staff were courteous and helpful. If you're a pen enthusiast you'd be hard pressed not to find something you like. Would recommend stopping by if you're in the area.