This review is specific to the EL Corte Inglés Zona Gastronómica of their store located near Paseo…read morede La Castellana, Nuevos Ministerios neighborhood. This Corte Inglés was recently renovated and expanded to have a fantastic "gastronomic zone" that has multiple areas dedicated to different areas of Spanish gastronomy (bakery, seafood, wines, etc.) bu also has mini-restaurants offering a variety of speciality dishes (i.e. Imanol Vasque pinxos franchise) with sit-down areas. This is a place to experience and enjoy. The rest of the Corte Inglés are literally floors and layers of high-end boutiques and dedicated areas for clothing, bags, shoes, etc. From international luxury brands like Gucci, Prada, Etro, but also Spanish brands like Purificación García, Emilio Tucci, etc.

I love this location of El Corte Inglés. It is much nicer than the more touristy locations in the…read moreMadrid Centro. The best thing about this one is the upscale cafe that is found on the ground floor. You can spend a very nice afternoon shopping and eating here. The Nuevos Ministertios Area is a little nicer in general and walking around this area is good for some top notch window shopping!

Mi novia de USA estuvo ayer. El peor trato que ha recibido nunca en un sitio. No entiendo cómo se…read morepuede ser tan desagradable cuando quieres vender. Nada recomendable, al menos hasta que cambien al personal. Además no hacen devoluciones de dinero, solo te dan crédito para volver a comprar algo.

Love this little gem of a store. Slightly Boho styles, amazing soft, breathable fabrics. The only…read morecomplain is - the sizes are limited, as this is a boutique, and if they sell out - you are out of luck. Check out the accessories and scarves in the back!

I went crazy shopping here & absolutely loved it. Extremely organized clean and well managed. I…read morewish Zara in the USA was nicely kept like this place. Very spacious and allows you to have the space to search for what you want. If you need a size you can go up to someone and request one. There is a small station where you can come back and the item requested will be waiting for you there. Perfect concept needing global influence !

The five story Zara on Princesa is my favorite. Zara home is on the top floor which is nice and…read moreconvenient. Otherwise, you can easily hit any of the other 34 stores in Madrid just exiting any of the major metro stops about town. This insanely successful Spanish outfit is as ubiquitous here as Starbucks in the US. It is an institution, and it'll keep you in dandy style every season for a pretty decent price. Though, in the past 7 years the quality has gone down and, predictably, the cost has gone up. But, it's an accepted fact. Any given late afternoon at this particular location you will find long check out lines on each floor. Forget shopping on Fridays and Saturdays, it is a madhouse. If you must, be prepared to spend at least 3 hours finding that snazzy smokin outfit that fits you, and checking out. The low down: you will shop til you drop, you will be frustrated about the fit unless you are way on the thin side and are tallish (best fit if you are average height and weight are the Zara Collection or Zara Mujer lines), you will have fun buying some fairly nice, big designer, off the runway pret-a-porter knock-offs and.....you will have those "bitch stole my look" moments- more than once, if you reside in Madrid. Oh, and, forget about customer service. These ladies are busy, busy, busy. Unlike the ones who man the handful of Zaras in LA who are bitchy, bitchy, bitchy.

During my stay in Madrid, I came across this shop and I really liked their clothes. They have a…read morenice selection of women's clothing that had a vintage yet fun and modern vibe. However, I felt very watched while I was there. I had gone downstairs and a male employee followed me and then stopped at the top of the stairs when I was looking around. I knew he was keeping an eye on me since I was the only one down there. This wouldn't have bothered me so much if he had come all the way down and either fixed the merchandise or checked the dressing rooms. Since he just stood at the top of the stairs when I was down in the basement, I felt very uncomfortable and this gave me a negative shopping experience. After about 5 minutes of him watching me from the top of the stairs, I left. I would have bought something if that didn't happen, but I just felt so uncomfortable.

Biggest Zara in Spain. Spanning 4 stories…read more Better and bigger discounts than other Zara stores. Worth a check out especially since it's really close to Real Madrid stadium

I am addicted to this store. I am a glutton for punishment…read more I also really want to give it another star, because I think the clothes are very stylish, hip, beautiful, cute, fashion forward, etc....and the quality is better than most of the other women's clothing stores (at this price level) in Spain. The leather products: shoes, boots, purses, belts, accessories, are way cool. The quality is good, but not stellar. You will walk into the store and slowly but surely become overwhelmed by all of the eye candy. Then, you will start to sift around for your size and then you will happily make a b-line for the dressing room. You close the curtain, and that's when the trouble begins. You will try on that blouse or skirt or dress in the size that you've worn your entire adult life but are now realizing that the upper part of that blouse sleeve will start cutting off your circulation within a few minutes and that that waist cut is not going to go up any further than your thighs. It is very disappointing. You flash to the anorexic models on the Hakei website and catalogue, you are reminded of the hungry and unhappy looking girls who work there, and you will realize that the only way you will be able to fit properly into the vast majority of this brand's clothing line is if you cut back to eating half a sandwich and smoking a pack of cigarettes a day. Ok. I may be exaggerating some. In the past year, I've bought numerous pairs of shoes and boots, belts and some blouses. And I am happy with my purchases. But, it's a roll of the dice when it comes to the clothing, really. Unless you are built like a small boy, you are going to be let down many times. And unless you have money to burn, you will quickly realize that the quality does not match the price.

First time hitting up a Primark, and now I'm a fan. The store itself is worth a visit alone…read more Got in near closing time, and it was still really packed. Managed to snag a few items at a good price. Hopefully they'll consider moving into the Canadian market sometime soon!

This UK department store is so grand and opulent. There are like 5 floors of apparel for men, women…read moreand children. Although I didn't make a purchase I am sure a lot of people are buying if they are able to maintain such a large location in the heart of Barcelona. Prices are pretty reasonable and the store is trendy and appealing to the younger crowd.

From the owner: Tienda de ropa para hombre mujer y niños , numero uno en fabricación e importación de Sudaderas y…read morecamisetas en todas las tallas desde 1 año hasta la XXXXXL de adulto . Tenemos tallas grandes a precios pequeños .