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    Mercado de la Paz

    4.2 (18 reviews)
    PriceyFarmers Market
    Closed 9:00 am - 2:30 pm, 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM

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    Annie I.

    I didn't expect what I saw, but for my personal taste, this Mercado beats San Miguel because it's more intimate and not as tourist trappish. Casa Dani definitely has the best tortilla. The variety of butchers, food, vegetables and fruits is amazing. We had great service from the stands. The are around the Mercado is quite posh and varied. Go visit.

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    Dan A.

    I visited three Mercados while in Madrid. Seems the market/food hall combination is the thing. This one had a more traditional/local flavor to it when compared to Mercado de San Miguel. A bit more open spaces and not as crowded although there were some congested spots (at least when I visited on a Friday around 2) You have a few choices for shopping/eating: grocery store, a couple of choices for ham/cheese/deli, fish monger, butcher, Pasta, pizza, French, dessert, and of course Tapas. They even had a shoe repair stand which looked like it had been there forever. Again. a few choices to pick from for food. It started to get busy in all the spots and somehow I decided to try a small pizza spot-Il Forneo Di Matteo. By the time I got to the counter they had run out of most of the varieties. But not to worry they brought more out pretty quickly. I got a slice of the Anchovy/ Bufala mozzarella. Amazing! Who would have thought I'd have one of the best slices of pizza in Madrid. Such a light crust and the cheese and salty anchovies combined perfectly. Not cheap at 5 euros per slice but so worth it. A lady bought a couple of huge sheets of their crust so gives an indication. Must try! Overall, worth the visit when in the Barrio de Salmanaca area.

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    I loved getting to stop at Casa Dani right outside of the market's entrance.

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    Mercado de la Cebada - Beautiful tomatoes!

    Mercado de la Cebada

    4.5(21 reviews)
    2.7 kmLa Latina
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    This farmers' market is more than what you would expect - we came here on 03.06.24 and discovered…read moreat the end of our trip where we should have gone on Day One. The stalls are operated by local vendors eager to sell their inventory, whether it be meat, seafood, vegetables, fruit, cheese, wine, et cetera. There are also stands where you can buy seafood, have it made for you, then sit and eat it with a bottle of wine from the same establishment. Genius! For friendliness, the vendors we talked to were top notch. The layout of the market is ideal for browsing and taking your time. There was none of that chaos you find at the more touristy markets. If you are on the lookout for amazing produce that you would pay way more for if you could even find this quality in the US, this is the place. Enjoy!

    Great "local" market. This seems like where the locals go. A bit off the central Madrid area…read more Fresh seafood stands selling cooked and raw seafood. People standing around eating their purchases afterwards. The stands also sell wine and beer. You can really enjoy yourself as a foodie. The produce looked super fresh and enticing. There were fruits that we've never seen before so we bought some to try. The variety of tomatoes was awesome. Signs posted "no touching." You touch you pay. Apparently they serve the fruits and tomatoes right there for their patrons. We bought some "bulls balls" tomatoes. They looked gorgeous. Gorgeous balls of bulls. Huevos del toro. Enjoy !

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    Mercado de San Fernando - Carta El Perenquén

    Mercado de San Fernando

    4.5(35 reviews)
    2.7 kmLavapiés y Embajadores
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    I was here on a Sunday early afternoon and it was hopping busy! There was a festival going on…read more-Tapapies, celebrating music and Tapas from many different cultures. There were special festival tapas offered in the food stalls and everything I tried was amazing!! Update: I excitedly went back on Monday for a repeat experience for lunch. The market is technically open from 9-3 but it was only the butchers and fish stalls open.

    Fantastic mercado experience!…read more A stone's throw from where I was staying, this mercado fulfilled my expectations and then some. I was lucky enough to come on a Sunday during the Tapapies cultural festival. There were performers outside, and plenty of activity and great food inside. Each stall had a special "dish" for the festival in addition to their usual offerings. The prices were VERY attractive, almost "happy-hour-ish" where you could get a tapas/beer for 2-3 euro pp. Not bad at all. I think I spent 2 hours here and maybe spent 15 euro total? Came back the next day for a repeat lunch - around 11am - and nothing was open except for a butcher stall and two fishmongers. I think some places started opening up around 2pm, but then they were closing an hour later, so very easy to miss some of these places during the early part of the week - if they're even open at all. You'd have better luck for dinner if you came around 7-8pm. The downside to this is with fewer markets open, those that are open do tend to get crowded, and patrons tend to hang out and take it slow. TL;DR. Great food, great prices, larger and not as crowded as other Mercados, and not as touristy.

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    Dia de Mercado

    Dia de Mercado

    4.3(3 reviews)
    4.0 kmCasa de Campo, Moncloa

    This is a monthly market near Lago station, where people of Madrid bring a shopping trolley to buy…read moretheir week's of fresh vegetables! Is it me, or do all the vendors sell the same vegetables? Broccoli and asparagus were everywhere. I love both. I didn't know what to expect at all, I thought it's a place of food. But it's mostly groceries: - lots of fresh vegetables - lots of people - wine!!! lots of wine vendors. And I mean LOTS - one muffin bakery - lots of bread bakeries! - snacking, nuts stuff - olive oil - cheese - jams! As you can see, if you come hungry, there is nothing you can eat. However the one-and-only muffin bakery sells freshly baked sweets and this freshly baked tuna pizza thing!!!! I LOVED IT :) If I lived in Madrid, I would come here. I visited at 11AM and it was quite busy! I originally thought the 1€ was a required entrance fee, but no you just walk in for free.

    Dia de Mercado is an excellent local foods market held on the first Saturday of every month. Buy a…read morewine glass for 1€ in the entrance and you are welcome to sample a great variety of Spanish wines along with olive oils, meats, olives, cheeses, chocolates, cakes, muffins, pastries, honey, vegetables, etc. The market is open from 10AM-3PM. It's worth it to get there early as the market favourites are sure to sell out! After you've made your way through the market, take your food finds down to the lake for a nice picnic!

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    Mercado de la Paz - farmersmarket - Updated May 2026

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