Delicious, unbelievably tasty, and one of the best authentic tapas spots in the city! Formerly a…read moredeli, this dine in experience is a true gem in the heart of a great city from the timely and present service to the history on the walls!

One of the most memorable meals from our trip to Spain. Casa Gonzalez is a wine and cheese shop…read morewith options for takeaway or some seats to eat in the front and back of house. We sat in the back and ordered a couple of glasses of wine along with a jamón ibérico and manchego plate. They provided olives, bread and crackers complimentary. It was so delicious! A simple meal but of such high quality. It also all cost under $25. This place may seem simple or unassuming, but it was so special! An authentic experience to really enjoy some of the best wine, cheese and jamón Spain has to offer!

Had a good time here on a Monday. The food is a hit or miss, choose wisely! I opted in for Peruvian…read moreand got the Lomo with noodles instead of traditional Saltado, kinda regret that and wish I got the OG instead... Noodles had a weird cheese flavor if you're into that. The hot sauce didn't help either, not a huge fan. Steak was tender nevertheless. Watermelon mojito was great. I think the bar is immaculate and has huge variety. Come here any day, they're open until 12am I believe. They had a DJ, patio area, and 2 floors of eats to choose from.

This food hall was great way to try a variety of foods. So many options for food and drinks and…read moreinternational foods too. The prices are more than reasonable but $4 beers were pretty awesome. The people at the stands are helpful and explain their menus. During the week for dinner the place was quite busy but the bottom floor does close early. Cool spot to check out and have a delicious bite to eat!

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.

An oyster and champagne bar located in the heart of the famous market Mercado de San Miguel. The…read moreSorlut family has been passionate about farming, breeding, and distribution of oysters for decades. Their unique objective: satisfy the most unique of palates and at the same time, making their oysters accessible to all. The Fine de Claire label and The Special Daniel Sorlut were my two favorites of their choices. Both firm, creamy, and wonderfully briney. And absolute must try while at the market!

Amazing selection from different regions of Spain. No English was spoken but we figured out how to…read moreconvey which flavors we liked and what they had that fit the bill. We were told not to purchase any glass bottles if we wanted to bring them on the plane which we hadn't heard before. Something about oil under high pressure. I consulted with a friend in the olive oil industry who said we would be okay but I guess we will see. I wish they had a tasting bar or just some way we could sample the goods...

Patrimonio Comunal Olivarero Punto vendita di una…read morecooperativa di coltivatori di olivi, con opuscoli informativi per una guida nell'acquisto dei migliori oli d'oliva. Un vasto assortimento di diverse qualità e quantità da tutta la penisola.

Nice place, but if you're searching for kratom he doesn't have it. Said it's illegal in Spain but a…read moreshort search shows it isn't. Will update if I find a location.

From the owner: Una tienda de aromas y colores que te llevarán de viaje por los cinco continentes…read more Si estás pensando en preparar un curry tailandés o un plato de oriente medio, nosotros te ofrecemos todas las especias necesarias. Tenemos zumaque, combava y galanga entre muchas otras. Para los amantes del tés, Spicy Yuli tiene una amplia selección de tés origen Kukicha orgánico, Kenia Kaimosi, China Keemun, Oolong superior orgánicos y otros tés aromatizados con especias, frutas y flores. Y para acompañar los tés, tenemos mermeladas y mieles de origen, y los accesorios como teteras, infusorios, y muchas tazas de porcelana. Para completar todas tus recetas, tenemos una gran variedad de salsa y condimentos.

The dozens of legs of aged Jamón Ibérico hanging in the store seem to be singing to me. Not all ham…read moreis the same. Jamón Ibérico de bellota has the highest grade with a pedigree of 100% pata negra. These pigs have black hooves and are fed only on acorns. The Bocadillo de Jamón Ibérico is a slender sandwich in a long crusty baguette. It might be a perfect delivery system for the delicious jamón. The ham is sliced thin to where it almost translucent. The abundant marbling delivers a rich flavor alternating between butter and nuttiness. The texture is smooth and luxurious. Once you have finished the bocadillo de jamón, you will immediately begin thinking about the next one. In addition to the legs, the shop has prepackaged vacuum-sealed sliced jamón.

Do not eat here! It's a tourist trap…read more At this stand selling mediocre food, the chewy bread in the popular bocadillo sandwiches is good, but it surrounds only decent quality ham and cheese. The lukewarm empanadas are too greasy, and the bottled water isn't cold either. But we found the employees to be very nice.

Beautiful little candy store with excellent, fast service. It's popular. Violets are very supposed…read moreto be the regional flower. The store is very pretty, and the packaging is really pretty too with ribbons. The little violets are so pretty! King Alfonso XIII got some pretty candies here for the queen, so it's traditional. They're open throughout the day, so you don't have to worry about the place being closed for siesta. They are closed on Sunday.

A very small shop that specializes in candies made with the extract of violets. How cool is that?…read more Great packaging that's ready to be given. So I bought two boxes as gifts for my wife and she loved it. Very sweet, but a different flavor.

I always chase the lines when I go to a new area. This place has great seafood tapas and quick…read moreservice.

We stopped here as we were taking a stroll thru the Madrid streets and it reminded us of our trip…read moreto Hong Kong and stumbling upon a similar shop that offered baked cookies. We fell in love with those so we stopped by this place to check it out and brought back some goodies. The stuff we bought (seen in the picture) looked really good but but it turned out to be just too sweet for us. I wish they'd provide samples as I can't imagine spending what we spent. The only thing that my kid liked was his lollipop that we got from this place and that too was pricey. And oh we did like the bag as well, haha.

This is a great store to get your chocolates and cookies…read more So many options. Highly recommended!