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!

I was very happy with the 6 anchovies I purchased from this 'puestecillo' (stand) at the San Antón…read moreMarket, which is a lovely place to visit. They have two locations within the market: one is on the first floor and is mostly for buying things to take home & cook/prepare. The second is on the second floor and offers food to eat there in the market, already prepared.

Horrible just horrible. Whatever skill and charm this place once had... It is long gone!read more

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!