I did two different tours with Devour during my trip to Madrid. The first was the Madrid Prado Museum Tour & VIP Botin Lunch. I highly recommend this if you are interested in a streamlined visit to the Prado really highlighting and focusing on particular noteworthy works. This worked well for me because I'm not as familiar with some of the artists whose work are showcased here, and I learned A LOT by taking this tour. You also stop for a little tapa and vermouth before having lunch at Botin, which was quite an experience. It's a tough reservation to get on your own, and enjoying it as part of this tour is well worth it. The second tour I did was the Ultimate Spanish Cuisine tour. This tour stopped at a variety of locations. We sampled porra (basically thick churros) and chocolate, "pregnant" sourdough buns stuffed with chorizo, a variety of olives, vermouth, boquerones, olive oil, several hams, some fruit, a cheese selection with wine pairing, and cake. It was a delicious and well-rounded food experience. Montse was my guide for both of these tours and she is absolutely fantastic! After meeting her on the first tour, I told her I was taking another tour and her office was able to schedule her to be my tour guide again for the second one. She actually studied art so she was extra knowledgeable at the Prado, but also had so much to share about Madrid and answered so many of our questions. I'm so glad I booked these tours with Devour on my trip. I would definitely consider their tours for other cities I visit in the future as well. read more

We did the Madrid Tapas, Taverns & History Tour with Dan. What an AMAZING experience! It was the perfect mix of Madrid & Spain history and amazing local food and drinks. Dan was very knowledgeable and explained everything very well. The local multi-generational family owned restaurants and cafes had their own specialties that we tried. Including drinks. An absolute must try if your visiting Madrid and especially if it is your time here. HIGHLY RECOMMEND! read more

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Dani was amazing! He was entertaining and knowledgeable about the taverns, tapas and history he took us to. We thoroughly enjoyed our tour and highly recommend this tour group. read more

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We booked a Devour Tours tapas tour in Madrid. We received confirmation 2 days in advance and then again the day before, both with the same meeting point. We arrived at the meeting point 15 minutes early, as directed. As it was raining, we waited under a canopy, across the street. No one showed up. When we called Devour Tours, after much confusion, we were told the meeting point was changed. They said an email was sent but we never received it. We were not allowed to join the tour late AND they REFUSED to issue a refund. I would never trust this company again. TERRIBLE customer service. read more

The Devour Food Tours came highly recommended by one of my foodie traveling friends, so I took advantage and booked a tour on the first round of our Spain trip! Miguel, our tour guide, was AMAZING! He was knowledgeable, funny, and organized. I felt like I learned more on the four hours of the tour than I would have the whole time on my trip had I been guiding myself! We went to some amazing stops, tried a large array of foods, and learned more about authentic Spanish culture. My only little qualm is with the company as a whole. They say they offer accommodations to pregnant women, vegetarians, etc, but I didn't find that to be true at all. One man on our tour was allergic to shellfish, and his alternative at two places was a tomato salad. I'm pregnant, and obviously can't drink, but my option at all but one place was water. I get not fully accommodating, but there either needs to be some sort of comparable equivalent OR offer a price reduction of some sort, because I thought it was unfair. Overall though, if you have no special reservations, go and ENJOY! It's a great time! read more

If you are into inside information and total cultural immersion like I am when I visit somewhere new, then a Devour Tour is money well spent. Here on work but wanting to eat like a local, I spent some time researching the Madrid food scene and found that it is complex. Very complex. Spanish food culture is so unique that as a visitor for only a few days, to even have a chance at getting into the real underbelly of Madrid, I eagerly paid about $100€ for a 4 hour Tavern and Tapas Tour with Carolyn who turned out to be full of great information and a true professional. A pro tip is to do what I did and book a tour on the first night I was in country. I figured it would be wise to learn how to do tapas correctly and be able to use that information for the rest of my time in Madrid. It turned out to be a good strategy because so much inside information was shared that I would never have picked up on and without it, I probably would have ended up funding all the tourist traps around Plaza Mayor, Gran Via and Puerto del Sol for crap food and drink. To give you an idea of just a few of the things I learned on my Devour Tour: 1) Just about every eating place within Plaza Mayor is a tourist trap. There are some great finds almost within the plaza but beware of the ones that front the plaza proper. 2) A general rule is that you should avoid any place that has the word "Tapas" in its name or a sign out front advertising same. Tapas is more of an activity or progressive dining process for the locals than a term for a food product and authentic places don't need to proclaim to the locals with their restaurant name that they are part of that bona fide process. 3) Another general rule is that you should avoid places that have pictures of their food on the outside of the establishment. Although visually appealing, they are only there to bait the tourists. Savvy Carolyn showed us how to determine what is inside places by look, gut feel, and other inside skills. 4) Some of the best tapas joints are over 100 years old. Spot them not only by the architectural old city look but by the commemorative plaque mounted in the sidewalk out front declaring year of inception. Nothing like downing great food and drink in a really old, historic place. Those are only 4 of numerous things I learned over the course of 4 hours. I also got a great walking tour education of some important plazas, monuments, history and architecture. No way I would have found all of that on my own and certainly not in such a condensed time frame. The best part of the tour for me was at the end, Carolyn shared her favorite spots for real foodie types of tapas (think pigs ear, sweetbreads, calamari sandwiches and fried anchovies) so I could spend the rest of my meals in search of these things. All I can say is if not for Devour Tours and excellent guide Carolyn, I would have probably been a sad working guy eating a hotel room service club sandwich or getting taken for a ride by the Spanish version of America's Applebees at every meal. Sure, I would not have starved but I would have missed out on the schtick that makes Madrid unique. Do yourself a favor, book it now and thank me later. read more

As soon as you know you're traveling to Madrid, BOOK A TOUR WITH DEVOUR MADRID! I first learned about Devour Madrid while reading about places to stay in Madrid on the Spanish Sabores web site (https://tinyurl.com/s-sabores). About a quarter of the way down the web page was an Insider's Tip highly recommending Devour Madrid. Then, quite coincidentally, I was watching CBS Sunday Morning the next day, and they ran a story about a tapas bar crawl through Madrid featuring - you guessed it - Devour Madrid (https://tinyurl.com/madrid-tapas). With the planets aligned, I booked myself and two friends into the Tapas Like a Local tour for our first night in Madrid. Our evening of tapas deliciousness at Calle de Arenal 11, where we met Joy, our fabulous and incredibly personable tour guide. The tour groups are small - no more than ten - which gave us the opportunity to get to know the others in the group while walking between venues and while enjoying tapas and drinks. Foodies are never at a loss for conversation when hanging out with other foodies, comparing notes and trading stories about foodie adventures while traveling and back home, making our tasting experience that much more enjoyable. We hit four tapas bars during our 2.5 hour walking tour, starting at Casa Labra, where we enjoyed an incredible codfish croquette that was nothing like what I expected - it was perfectly smooth and creamy inside, with the codfish flavor coming through but not overpowering, balanced nicely by the hot and crisp outer coating. One of my buddies is not a big fish fan and even he admitted that it was quite delicious! To go along with the croquette was a glass of vermouth en grifo (on tap), just sweet enough, a nice aperitif to start the evening with. The tour continued on to Ópalo, where our host taught us the art of the pour, with several of us trying our hand at pouring a caña of beer with just the right amount of foam. We also had a wonderful tapa consisting of a fried quail egg with potatoes and crumbly pork sausage. Not only was it beautifully presented, it was, by far, the best bite of our entire trip to Spain and Portugal. I was quite excited about our next stop, as my favorite tapa is gambas al ajillo - shrimp served in a sizzling garlic and chili oil. We went to La Casa del Abuelo, the small tapas bar that originated this dish over a century ago, so it was a real treat to see the small kitchen right in the front of the restaurant turn out dish after dish of this bubbling and delectable dish. Don't let that dish out of your sight until you sop up the garlic and chili oil with some of their crusty fresh bread! The wine served came from La Casa del Abuelo's own vineyards, with three to choose from, depending on your taste. (My recommendation for the entire evening: just have whatever Joy recommends - she knows what pairs best with each bite!) Finally, our last stop was Casa Toni, where we all sat down and spent a good amount of time enjoying some excellent chorizo that had a great texture and spicy kick, fried calamari, patatas bravas, and a thinly sliced fried eggplant drizzled with honey - all hot off the grill, all quite delicious. As you can no doubt tell by now, the amount of food provided on this tour is quite generous, more than enough for dinner. Again, some more to drink to go along with this bounty of food and great conversation with new friends. While at Casa Toni, Joy took the time to ask each of us about what kinds of food we wanted to experience during the rest of our time in Madrid, and her recommendations were spot-on. She also provided us with an Insider's Guide listing numerous food options, local attractions, and shopping areas - and walking along the streets on Calles Preciados, Fuencarral, and Serrano helped us discover even more of Madrid's hidden gems. I really can't recommend a better thing to do on your first night in Madrid than taking the walk over to that doorway at Calle de Arenal 11 and totally immersing yourself in Spain's tapas culture while in expert hands. Finally, "muchas gracias" to Joy for starting off our Iberian adventure on such a high note and for giving us what was truly an extra-special and unforgettable evening. read more

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Buyer Beware!!! I am hoping to give you a little feedback from our tour today. While we thought our guide was great with the kids and had decent knowledge of the area we toured, we were very disappointed by his knowledge of spanish cuisine and limited amount of food we tried. Particularly for the price. We were a group of 2 adults and 6 kids and paid over $650. While i am aware we weren't able to eat any pork, there was still many specialities that we passed by that were completely ignored. In particular, we passed a Torrone place, and when we asked about it, he said he could go after. We requested to take a look at the main market, and he really didn't know much about the dishes, nor did we try any. Even at the tapas bar, we only tried tortilla Espanol. Between churros and la tortilla, we figure $50 MAX was spent on the food for the "devour madrid." No cheeses, no breads, no olives, no seafood. No knowledge of the dishes. Nor of the region. This was a true disappointment and not something we would recommend. We had planned to do the pinxos and tapas tour in San Sebastián, but after this experience, we feel Rick Steeves guide book could show us the cuisine better than Devour. And lastly, we were taken to a special convent and were asked to pay for the cookies to support the convent. The price was inconsequential, but the fact that we were on a meager food tour and still had to pay even more than the $600 for the tour was frankly a little insulting. I have been on many food tours around the world, and typcially they take you to 5-6 different places to experience the tastes of the city. And the quality/quatity of food is reflected in the price. We ate churros and a piece of tortilla espanol. When I reached out to the manager named Mayu about the feedback, and asked what we were to have expected, she never got back to me at all. I even sent a second email asking for a response and I'm still waiting to hear. Buyer beware. read more

We originally booked the wine tasting tour in the underground cave, however, we were informed that there were not enough people for the tour so they had to cancel. We were offered to take part in one of the other Devour tours that night instead. Being our last night in Madrid, we went back and forth on whether to do a different tour or just get a refund and enjoy our last night on our own. Also, we weren't sure the exact stops on the tour and didn't want to end up going to places we have already been to. In the end we decided to do the Tapas like a Local tour. To our surprise it was a great decision! Our guide, Carolyn, was phenomenal. She was very friendly, knowledgeable and fun. The other guests on our tour also made it a fun night. Everyone was friendly, and very social. The tour lasted about 3 hours and we made 4 stops trying different tapas and drinks. Walking around the city on our own, we were skeptical at some of the weird/different food choices we saw that we didn't think we would like and hoped we wouldn't be having some of them on this tour. Luckily, we didn't and everything on the tour was delicious. We tried cod croquettes, potatas bravas, shrimp, calamari, fried eggplant and many other tapas dishes along with vermouth and various beers and wines. Everything was delicious. We are so happy we decided to go on this tour. It was delicious, fun, and we learned a lot. I would recommend going on the tour early on in your trip to be able to use the knowledge you learn and some of the restaurants you try for the remainder of your time in Madrid. I will 100% try another Devour Food Tour the next time I am in Spain. read more

Seriously, do this tour. We spent a month in Madrid and learned more on this tour than any other visit to museum, site, etc could've taught us. Debbie, our awesome guide, led us to the best places and answered every question imaginable. Oh yeah, she was also the guide on Bizarre Foods Madrid. Brilliant! Check that episode out. If you want to get a real flavor of the city, learn how to properly order tapas, eat gambas, and order dobles, do this tour. We loved it so much, we did the Seville version. Thank you, Devour! read more

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Rosita was AMAZING! She is so knowledgeable and a fun personality. She made me interested and excited about the history of the art as well and I learned a lot. Rosita was also extremely accommodating as we had different needs in our group (walking speed, dietary needs, etc.) I myself am vegetarian/pescatarian and she made sure I had my own tapas plate and a starter and entree at Botin. She made the tour a wonderful experience. Definitely worth the time/ price read more

Oliver did a fantastic job showing us all the little spots in Madrid! I loved the food. Left full and we got to experience Madrid in a unique way. We participated in the Morning Breakfast and Lunch tour. I enjoyed all the different flavors of food and drink. They were very accommodating to one of our friends who was vegetarian and pregnant :). Thank you read more

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My husband and I booked a "Tapas like the Locals" your to attend during our honeymoon. Coincidentally the meeting point was a 1-minute Walk from our Airbnb and we met our tour guide Miguel. We were super surprised to discover that we were the only people who happened to book the 8:30pm tour slot on a Monday night and basically ended up with a private tour for the price of a full group tour. Miguel took us to several places (Casa Toni, La Casa del Abuelo, Casa Labra and another spot I failed to remember the name of but probably wasn't worth mentioning anyways). While I'm certain we could have easily found any of these places on our own, the thing that makes the tour special and worth the money really is the insight from your guide and the pro-tips on ordering as a local would, (caña instead of a cerveza, a tinto de verano instead of sangria) & SO many more insights and history that you might otherwise miss. If it's your first time to Spain (Devour has multiple tours in almost all the major cities!) and you're new to Spanish cuisine I HIGHLY recommend doing a tour-- you'll learn tons about the culture, how and what to order and enjoy the company of your guide in authentic locals spots. I would probably also recommend that you do the tour earlier in your trip as a lot of the local tips can set you up for the rest of your trip. read more

Claire our guide was very enthusiastic and knowlegeable about the food and history of the neighborhoods we covered in 4 hours The foods and bars selected were outstanding and we all had the most enjoyable time I highly recommend Devour in any city they cover and Claire if in Madrid read more

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This was an excellent tour. It was a perfect mixture between lovely sights, amazing tastes with stories and history and fun. We took the markets tour. It was perfectly organized, very well suited to the group. The guide, Arantxa, was skillful, enthusiastic, knowledgeable and interesting. Apart from the great places she took us to see and apart from the rich tastes and smells, she herself was unbelievable. Funny and smart and she single handedly raised this tour to the highest level. We were full at the end (not too much though) and very happy. I recommend this tour whole heartedly. Best way to experience Madrid. read more

I would give this tour a 5/5 but I am giving it a 4/5 due to the pricing, it should definitely be a lower price. If I'm not mistaking it was €89 for the tour which was about $103 USD. Everything we had was delicious, our guide Margit was very funny and I love the passion she has for Madrid and their food! read more

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Tapas are a way of life in Madrid. But where do you go when there are numerous places scattered across the city? How do you order them? How do you ensure you get the free tapa? What's the best thing to order? Your solution is Devour Madrid Food Tours. We booked a tour online the night before and met our guide and group in Isabel II's square at 6:30pm. We booked the Tapas, Taverns, and History tour and although pricey I feel we got our money's worth. The tour was 4.5 hours long. There were 8 of us plus our wonderful guide Debbie. She was well educated, funny, and gave us great history of Madrid as well as the history of tapas. We stopped at 5 different places and what I loved is that they choose mom and pop places that have specialty items. Some of the places we visited have been open for more than 100 years. Crazy! The night started off classy with chilled vermouth, jamon iberico, and marcona almonds. By the end of the night we had moved on and after numerous drinks were feeling more adventurous. At our last stop we tried thymus gland (tastes like chicken), and pigs ears, and more red wine! We loved the meatballs, mushrooms, and shrimp along the way too. If you are traveling in Madrid this food tour is a great way to see the city and eat your way through it. I highly recommend Devour Madrid! If you are still curious, check out reviews on tripadvisor. read more

The Madrid or Devour Spain food tour was sensational. Such a fascinating blend of culture, history , food and wine . Joy, our guide, was a joy ! (sorry) She imparted a wealth of information and shared much about the quirkier side of Madrids history and culture. I recommend doing the tour at the start of your visit so you quickly gain the lowdown on the best cultural sights, bars and restaraunts to revisit. The tours are also great if you are a solo traveller for making new best friends. Highly recommended ! Thanks Joy ! read more

I love food tours because it's a WONDERFUL way to infuse culture, history, a bit of exercise and a meal (possibly 2 or 3) all at once. Highly recommend doing it at the beginning of a trip so that you can go back and visit the places in full steam. One of the things I realized & appreciated about the tour was how between the 2 of us, my friend and I had different "favorites" but still agreed that every place we visited was a hit. The fact that it caters to all & still maintains a quality tour is a testament to the quality of the company and places they frequent. In one fell swoop, Madrid Food Tour covered b'fast, lunch and dinner and we even went with a light b'fast the next day. As an aside, I emailed the owner with a question prior to booking and she was SUPER kind to not only answer my questions but even offered to give several dinner recommendations since our time was 2 days out. (My friend and I tried 2 of them and LOVED them!) She followed up with the query and that quality of time & attention to your customers (potential, one-time or loyal) is highly rated in my book! They also recently started a food tour in Barcelona which I can't want to try out when I return!! read more

Just got back from the most fantastic tapas tour hosted by Oliver!! This is a must do when you're in Madrid! Super knowledgeable guide (Oliver), great company, and food/drink to die for! This all happened during La Pradera de San Isidro...so lucky. Seriously had the best time ever!!! read more

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We took the 2.5 hour kid tour with Yvonne in July 2018 - she was AMAZING. Single handedly one of the best experiences we had during our stay here. She was so fun and knowledgeable - an excellent mix of history, food and fun for the 65 year old and the 9 year old in the group. We found many local gems that we wouldn't have visited otherwise. We will be back during our next trip. read more

I would highly recommend this food tour! Pricey but 100 percent worth it. Try to go towards the beginning of your trip because the information and restaurant recommendations will be helpful for the reminder of your stay in Madrid. read more

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My fiancée and I had such a great experience that I had to leave a 5-star review. We took the morning food tour with the guide Luke, who did a fantastic job. He is very knowledgeable and is enthusiastic to talk to you about whatever you're curious about. He is also a generally personable and friendly person and made taking the tour feel like eating out with friends. We started with churros and chocolate. Afterwards was a bakery with delicious bread and chorizo. The market after that was a blast with delicious olives, fish, cured ham, and cava (the champagne of Spain). The tour ended with wine, sherry, vermouth, cheese, and dessert at a few different locations. Overall I highly recommend this tour and guide and would do another tour with Devour in a heartbeat. Check them out! read more

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Took the Tapas, Taverns, and History Tour in Madrid. Ewan, the tour guide, was amazing. Really helpful with recommendations all around the city as well as all over Spain. He was very thorough with his explanation on how to do tapas, and did not miss anything in his descriptions of Madrid history. He was able to answer every question, and was very knowledgeable. A little pricey, but worth every penny! read more

Amazing Experience. I def recommend if you want to get a authentic tapa's experience in Madrid while also learning a little about the history of the city. Meredith was truly awesome. Very personable, knew her history and really made us feel at home during the tour. She went above and beyond recommending additional places to eat and also places to see outside of Madrid. We even took her recommendations and visited some of those places and can honestly she knows what she is talking about. If I could give six stars on here I would. read more

Would recommend the Tapas, Taverns and History tour to start or finish your trip to Madrid. Great fun. Just had the best time with the whole family: age 11 to 76. Our guide, Caitlin, made the whole family enthusiastic about Madrid. The food was amazing. read more

I have found it is a good idea to try a local food tour on the first night when you are traveling to a new city. This allows you to get a better perspective on the food scene and to get recommendations for the rest of your trip. The Madrid Food Tour is worth trying. The guide was not only knowledgable about the food scene but also gave a very good city tour along the way. He was extremely helpful and sent follow up e-mails to several questions we had during the tour. The four places we stopped to eat and drink were all amazing. They were so good that we went back to these places for lunch a few days later. read more

We did the hidden food and market tour. It was a wealth of information and well worth the price for how much food we stuffed our faces with and the wealth of knowledge we learned from our tour guide. I was definitely recommend this tour to anyone who isn't sure about how to order food in Spain or what to order. We couldn't wait to do our next one in Barcelona. read more

I can't say enough wonderful things about the Madrid Food Tour! Our tour guide, James, was absolutely amazing! He was very laid back and fun to talk with, it felt like you were seeing the city with a buddy that you hadn't seen a couple years. He took us to fantastic little places in the city that we never would have found on our own. He also introduced us to some truly unique Spanish dishes that we never would have tried otherwise but were fantastic! The tour was not only delicious but also informative. He mixed in a little history of the city while we were on the tour, which was very nice as we did not have a lot of time to spend in Madrid. We also meet some very fun people within our tour group and ended up going out until the early morning hours with our new friends. But what really made this tour special was that we had mentioned a couple other cities we were visiting in Spain after our stop in Madrid and as luck would have it James also recently visited those cities. In the morning we had an email waiting for us with not only restaurant suggestions for the other cities, but also telling us the specific types of dishes that were specialties to each city. We tried many of the suggestions and absolutely loved them! It truly made our entire trip to Spain a fantastic experience and I can't thank James enough! read more

Joy was our guide and the event was fabulous. I just wish we had gone on it when we first arrived. It gave us a much better appreciation of how the locals seek out what each tapas bar does best. The amount of information we received regarding the history of Madrid, the culture , and the food was impressive. I recommend this tour to anyone visiting Madrid,Barcelona,or Seville. read more

We absolutely loved this tour! Joy was our tour guide and she was fantastic! So friendly and knowledgeable. She really made our evening a fun one as well as an informational one. The time literally flew by - we could have continued on until dawn! The food was delicious everywhere we went and Joy had thoughtful and educational insights into each dish and each restaurant. This tour was the perfect blend of history, culture, and food. Had we known they had a tour in Barcelona as well, we would have taken it as well. When we return to Spain, we will have to visit Seville and take their food tour their as well! Book your tour now and request Joy! read more

This was easily the highlight of our otherwise amazing week in Madrid. We did the tour on a Thursday with Luke -- it was a great balance of walking, history, eating and drinking. It's great that you don't feel like some giant, obvious and awkward tour group, while you still get access to some neat things -- like a convent making cookies, or the kitchen of a famous restaurant. And how awesome that they were able to arrange vegetarian options for me! (Plus, we were heading to Segovia later in our trip, and Luke mentioned he knew a great restaurant there, and when I emailed the owner later, he got back to me immediately with the info from Luke -- a great representation of their altogether solid customer service.) read more

I attended the Ultimate Spanish Cuisine Tour last week and was blown away by how much tasty food and interesting information Lauren (our guide) packed into four hours. Although I don't usually take guided tours, after this experience I think I've become a convert. It was so relaxing to not have to fight my way through the crowds, map in one hand and guidebook in the other, wondering if I'd picked the "right" spot to try jamon or turron or vermouth. This tour is very well curated, with a broad range of tastings, and I definitely came away feeling like I had a great base of knowledge for continued explorations of Madrid's food culture. Lauren was a highly knowledgeable guide, as well as a kind, fun person, which really made the tour that much more enjoyable for me. (April 2013) read more

Hola, we just took the Devour Tapas Madrid food tour on our first night here. We were led by Ewan who was so informative, interesting and easy to understand. This was our third food tour over the years and it was the best yet. He took us to all great places and even stopped to pick up umbrellas as it was raining and it did not put a damper on our evening at all. Take this tour as it will give you some background to the food of Madrid. read more

The Madrid Food Tour is an excellent way to get to know some of the best places and delicious eats in the city! If its you first time in the city or an expat, this is a fantastic way to get to know the city's history and gastronomy. I went on the tour after having lived here for over 2 years and I found several places I didn't even know existed! Lauren is an amazing hostess and definitely knows her way around both Madrid and Spanish cuisine. Highly recommended! read more

Had a great time on the Wine and Tapas evening tour with Luke. Learned a lot about Spanish wine and tapas and it was so delightful to be led to stop after stop. Everything was delicious and authentic. Highly recommend! read more

We did a tour with Sean and he was awesome! He gave us interesting facts about the areas and attractions of the city. We did this tour on our first night, which I highly recommend, as you will get a good feel for the layout and different food for the city. Sean took us to only local places. I didn't see other tourists in the restaurants and tapas bars. Food was delicious and Sean and the others on the tour were friendly. We all had a great time eating, learning about the city and getting to know each other. Definitely go on this tour! read more

I highly recommend this tour if you're willing to pay the price (you definitely get what your money's worth). Our guide, Luke, was very entertaining and knowledgeable. The food and drinks were delicious and diverse, we learned a lot about the city, and received great recommendations for the rest of our trip in Spain. read more

I never, I mean never write reviews. However after having an AMAZING night with Madrid food Tours I just have to! Kelley was a fun, corky host with over the top energy. She was so knowledgeable and made my stay in Madrd worth it. Not to mention ALL the places we went were wonderful -- good ambiance and the tapas/drinks. I couldn't even begin to explain.. Drool!!!! You must try the pig ears ;) read more

The Madrid Food Tour is a must for any foodies! What a neat way to experience Madrid. I'm still craving the croquetas we had on the tour, yum!!! read more