Trips to España aren't complete without flying home with a new pair of espadrilles. Casa Hernanz…read morewas on my to do list for Madrid. I happily stumbled upon them while on a walking tour with my bff. I was at best, only marginally interested in the tour as the guide wasn't able to hold my attention (Hemingway was right on the money with "I drink to make other people more interesting" as maybe had I had a drink he wouldn't have bored me to pieces within the first 2min) so I spent most of it wandering off and exploring nearby because the entire point of a walking tour is to actually walk while learning fun new things. For instance, I learned where this shop was without directions. I walked right in and there were several people inside but no queue upon my arrival. They have so many options, but being petite I typically rarely if ever wear flats unless they are my tennis shoes. I tried on a few different pairs and sizes since I'm typically a 36 or 37 depending on the style of shoe. A couple color options weren't available in my size but I did find a really nice neutral brown I can pair with plenty. Service was great! My pair cost 25 euro which I felt was extremely reasonable. I only fly with hand luggage which definitely helps limit my spending due to space. Trust me when I say you'll want more than one pair! There's very little I love more than supporting a small buisness with incredible products. The store feels really special, very pleased with my experience. Grateful to have visited and HIGHLY recommend for any Madrid itinerary.

Went back to my favorite shoe store in Spain. Bought three more pairs of espadrilles. I own 6 pairs…read morefrom here. Service is always great and quick. The shoes seem a little more expensive, but everything has gone up in price. Be realistic - know what type of shoes you would wear, what your price point is, and what you like. If you live in a warm climate these shoes are perfect. The store can be overwhelming because there are alot of options, but please do not waste their time. The girl next to me had them bring out 10 pairs of shoes to only buy 1 pair.

I love espadrilles, so I absolutely had to buy a few pairs while in Spain. This shop is located in…read morea nice, cute neighborhood and I almost walked by it and missed it. The store itself is small, but luckily we were the only ones there at the time. For some of the basic espadrilles, they didn't have my size which is a US women's size 6 or 36 EU. However, there was still a good selection of other styles for me to choose from. The employee assisting me was very patient and helpful. She checked to see how the fit was and let me know that the shoe stretches. We communicated fine even though she didn't speak English and I don't really know Spanish. I bought 2 pairs and thought the pricing was reasonable. I would certainly have bought more if I had room in my suitcase hah.

Love this authentic artistry. Terrific find! Choices were plentiful and assistance was perfect…read more Highly recommend.

I got a beautiful pair a shoes during my visit to Madrid. The staff were very helpful. I will pass…read moreby the store whenever I visit Madrid.

After seeing all of the shoe stores on our visit to Madrid, I was excited to get a new pair of…read moremen's dress shoes. There were so many stores to choose from, all seemed to have 100% leather shoes, made in Spain. When stumbling upon Coimbra, it felt different, very old world craftsmanship, complete with two gentleman that were extremely helpful. After pointing out the style and color I wanted, he brought out several pairs to try. Even though I speak very little Spanish, it was a pleasure doing business at such a traditional shoe store, something that just doesn't exist in the US anymore. The shoes I purchased appear to be of great quality and reasonably priced. Combined with the great service, I hope other tourists will find this review and support this store which has been in the same location since 1953.

Cool shoe store opened by some Frenchmen. They stock great selection of European and US designer…read moreshoes, with some hard-to-find brands. Have a drink while you browse their wares.

From the owner: Opened in September 2015 by two French partners, the shop became a reference in the Spanish sneaker…read morescene

High end custome made shoes for women, mostly impractical mid heel. Very limited hours, good…read moreprices for the quality.

On every trip to Madrid, highlight is Campers on the Gran Via. I Love the Camper Peu Cami line. I…read morehave two pairs of these shoes (brown and black) and two pairs of the zippered hi-tops (black and green). Bought these to replace my previous brown ones (after 5 years! of weekly wear). Very stylish and comfortable, though if you do alot of walking, I'd recommend an insole with some support. I am a huge, huge fan of the design...from the elastic laces and the color combinations to the quirky toebox and thin soles, I highly recommend them! We'll see if these are still built as well as the previous pairs... Overall...Great job Camper! Gracias!

From the owner: Founded in 1975, Camper is a contemporary Spanish shoe brand dedicated to creating original…read morefootwear concepts that challenge the status quo. Building on decades of technical expertise, the family-run business applies a design-driven approach to shoemaking, developing unique footwear and accessories in seasonal collections for men, women, and kids.

I had no plans to buy shoes in Spain but when my wife was checking their sandals I saw their…read moreNatural Walk barefoot shoes. I tried it on and it was so comfortable I ended up buying a pair. My wife also bought a pair of sandals. Better price range and good selection. Great customer service from Paula.

Wonderful neighborhood bar with real feel. Great service and tasteful and delicate tapas, as well…read moreas all the basics. Really a gem off the beaten path

This store is a little intense, small and crowded, crammed floor to ceiling with slip on shoes that…read moreare rubber banded together. You take a number and wait for your turn. I was shopping for espadrilles or alpargatas, which are traditional shoes made with a jute rope sole (think Tom's). Casa Hernanz, a few doors down, might have more styles if you want something other than a solid color, but between the long line and the higher price, I was happy here. I felt a bit rushed to decide, but at 8 euro for a comfy pair of summer shoes, I got over it pretty quickly.

Wonderful food and lovely staff. I will go back when i return to madrid. I ask for suggestions and…read moreno disappointment.