At the counter of Greek and Shop you can order pitas, sandwiches, pastries, and more. There is also…read morea wall of grocery items, including dry-goods and refrigerated foods. You can buy canned and jarred foods, as well as dairy products and salads. They also sell boxes of tea and wines, too. When I eat here, I like to order the menu pita, which is €5.50 for a pita sandwich and a drink. The falafel pita is quite good, with all of the fixings. I also get a spanakopita (spinach and filo pastry) for €2.95 on the side, which is they do well. Prices are very reasonable and the staff are very friendly, even to non-locals!

If you are looking for a greek place, but not a full out greek restaurante this is the place to go…read more! Inside you will find a set up in which they have several foods prepared, ready for the go. You can also make your own to-go plate by choosing the ingredients that you want. The set up is very open in such a small place. There is a little section filled with refrigerators in which you have more options to get to go. Overall, it's a small little business tied with Dionisos (The greek restaurant that is in the same area.)

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.