One of the coolest food markets in a cool neighborhood. Lots of stalls to try and plenty of seating. I had a couple of tapas which were just about right. And grabbed a baklava at the stall by the entrance. Helpful service. Great vibe to try different dishes. read more

Mercado de San Antón - Octopus and cod - Farmers Market Near Me - Madrid, M

Basically a food court under one roof. I guess we were expecting something like Mercado San Miguel. However, they do have a variety of different cuisines. Though the food here isn't gourmet like San Miguel. We grabbed a kebab at durummania #24. Decent kebab wrap with shawarma meat with lettuce, tomato and onion in a sweet pita bread. Tasty, filling and inexpensive being only €6. Not bad if you want inexpensive food! Service and ambiance is much like fast food. Nothing special. But if you just go down the block from this Mercado, there are cute dining spots all around! Wish we knew beforehand! read more

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Another food market with great food selection and excellent staff. We looked around a little bit after the typical rush, and found that this place was still happening. We had some cheese and jelly tostadas, some vermouth, some banderitas of olives and cheese...but my favorite item here was a torreon (pork belly chiciharron). The lady who's food stand we went with was super nice, very entertaining. She explained the various tapas they had going on. We ordered found a chair and when our beeper beeped we picked up our selections We also stopped by Angela to place and walked out with some take out desserts. Good time. read more

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This is more of working market than Mercado San Miguel. Two floors of combo Grocery and food stalls with a supermarket below. Ambience not quite as cool. Shop owners were eager. read more

Mercado de San Antón - Farmers Market Near Me - Madrid, M

A bit away from the central Madrid area. Much better than the ever packed market at the center of the city, which is constantly filled with tourists, standing elbow to elbow throughout the entire market. This place actually has plenty of tables and stools to sit on. Have a nice relaxing lunch or dinner here and enjoy Madrid. read more

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Stall 19 food was incredible and fresh. 18 wasn't the best and they do a little bait and switch with the signage. read more

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MADRID SPAIN - Another market that we saw in passing similar to Mercado de San Miguel unfortunately we just got done eating & they were already shutting down stores already when we arrived, but we were able to do a quick walk through & see what they had to offer & it was quite extensive. They have all sorts of goodies like seafood, fruits, nuts, candies, pastries, salamis, meats, cheeses....quite a cornucopia of items to select from. We knew about it but unfortunately we ran out of time. I wish we had made an effort to get here earlier but our time was running out. What an awesome market read more

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A smaller market located in the Barrio de Chueca. At the entrance is a Nut vendor (so many different varieties) with a good size fruits and vegetable stand as you start the path. A couple of butcher and Jambon stands as well, fish monger & restaurant. In the middle is a cafe that looked to have a nice selection of pastries and desserts. A small restaurant (Korean) was tucked away in the corner. Rooftop seating is available. Although not the biggest Mercado, it covers most of the necessities. read more

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Mercado de San Anton is such a fun market in an unassuming building if you're just walking by. There's a grocery style market on the ground level, and then food hall stalls, and a sit down restaurant on the top floor. My friends and I opted for just tapas from the tapas stalls and grabbed a bunch of stuff to share at the highboy shared tables. This is a great option if you just want to pop in for a snack, or want to try a bunch of different tapas with friends. It had a fun lively vibe since it was lunch time, but we were still able to find a spot at the table to eat at. I loved the foie burger and the manchego croquettes the best, but everything looked amazing! read more

Mercado de San Antón - Farmers Market Near Me - Madrid, M

Excelentes tapas, muy sabrosas. Un poco lenta la atención pero es normal ya que mucha gente va para allá. read more

Mercado de San Antón - Tapas - Farmers Market Near Me - Madrid, M

I was just looking for dessert this time at Mercado de San Antón and it did not disappoint! I only saw one dessert stall before I stopped. I'm not sure if there are more; I only made it to the second floor! What I ordered: I can never remember the name of this dessert; however, I've seen it at many other cafes and restaurants in Spain! There is always a wafer cookie on top of something that looks somewhat like flan. It was a little pricier than the other desserts, but oh my it was worth it! read more

Mercado de San Antón - Dessert - Farmers Market Near Me - Madrid, M

Excellent place to gather with friends for tapas and wine! Once you get there, I highly recommend to stop by La Trastienda and let the staff guide your thru your preference on seafood / meat tapas. Our server Agmet went above and beyond while my friend and I stopped by on a Friday late night, he presented a nice alabariño wine and some small plates to pair with: Gambas, Pulpo, Ostras not so big plates but packed with flavor and character. read more

Mercado de San Antón - Farmers Market Near Me - Madrid, M

What a terrific plate to grab some bites midday! The place was busy, but not so packed that one couldn't move. It's mainly a food court. We ate on the second floor (from the bottom). My partner had tapas/pinchos that were meat-centric (from Tapas Espanola) while I opted for a different vendor who specialized in seafood tapas (La Casa del Bacalao). I ordered pinchos that were very traditional Spanish fare (smoked sardines and octopus) and the vendor recommended one more, which - she was correct - was VERY good. The vendors were friendly, smiling and patient with my stilted Spanish. read more

This is a must when you are in Madrid. It's all in the experience. The hustle and bustle of the market makes it an experience all in itself. They have so many different vendors that you can't possibly eat at each vendor in one sitting. My favorite thing about this place is that you can bring your own wine and dine on the wonderful dishes offered by the local cooks and restaurants. My favorite was the tapas. The salmon tapa was to die for. The fish was so fresh and the flavors were subtle yet explosive with fresh herbs and spices. read more

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Mmmm this market was okay. It wasn't my favorite that I visited in Spain. It was less touristy, but I feel like there weren't as many good options here and honestly, I feel like it did not have a fun lively market feeling. It was quiet and not crowded at all. There were not a lot of things going on and everything was way over priced. It was a pretty market and worth it for a visit if you are close by. I ordered the tapas, sushi, potatoes, and other random stuff. It was easy to find seating here because it wasn't crowded at all. The tapas were really good and cheap. Only one or 1.5 Euro a piece. However, everything else was so pricey and expensive. Not worth it at all. read more

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3-level food hall with fresh produce, meat & seafood plus, diverse eateries & restaurant. It's a local farmers market - Inexpensive tapas, hamburgers, seafoods, pasta, and bar. Compare to San Miguel Market much less crowded (tourists). Worth to visit! read more

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For a Mercado, this is one of the best. Not the biggest, but one of the nicest. All the food goods are perfectly displayed and presented, plus the place is clean, properly lighted and packed with really good places to eat. If you're a tourist it's a must see since a similar setting elsewhere is a rarity. read more

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This indoor market located in Chueca is much less touristy than Mercado San Miguel but it's a great stop for tapas and shopping! We decided to make this our first stop in a series of market and tapas stops. La Casa del Bacalao won us over with inexpensive but scrumptious seafood bites! Seriously, I wish I could get great quality canned/preserved fish similar to Spain here in NYC. read more

Mercado de San Antón - Farmers Market Near Me - Madrid, M

YES!!! THIS is what a food market should be like! Grocery store on the lower floor, followed by 2 floors of food stalls. There are butchers, stalls selling fresh seafood (looks like they also sell steamers there, but by the time I got to the market, they were closing up for the night), a deli (also sells oil and vinegars), a bakery, a ramen stall (that my husband said wasn't bad), a stall that sold empanadas that my husband really enjoyed, but the tapas - the TAPAS. Oh goodness, my tastebuds had died and gone to heaven! The variety of tapas had my tastebuds working In overdrive. I'm sad that we only discovered this on our last night in Madrid. Feel free to peruse each counter and don't go crazy ordering from just one. I strongly recommend you order a couple from each place that catches your eye, as you'll be full before you know it! Not to worry - there is English signage so you know what you're ordering, and most of the staff speak English as well. Not much seating available though, so don't be shy and snag whatever empty chair at a table you can find. The rooftop bar seems to be a popular hangout, as the place was packed. Free wifi available, which makes the place even better. read more

Mercado de San Antón - Some tapas from stall 1 - Farmers Market Near Me - Madrid, M

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Very nice place with some stands where to buy fresh produce as well as a food court open until late. I had two tapas (arenque marinado con aguacate and bacalao confitado con aceituna negras) at the Bacalao stand which were really good and for EUR 1 each a really good deal! read more

Mercado de San Antón - Farmers Market Near Me - Madrid, M

I would enjoy living inside this market forever. We spent most of our time on the floor with the bar. They have so many good food options and the bartender was kind to us even though our Spanish was horrible. He tried his best to help us pick out a good beer and wine. We also got gelato on the way out of the market which was delicious. Try the kinder option it was divine. I would recommend you stop in here if in the area. Worth the stop. read more

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This has an absolutely wonderful market and dining complex that has recently been renovated. My friend had to drag me past the delectable food stalls on the ground floor and delightful patio bar upstairs to the excellent restaurant where I would particularly recommend the mushroom risotto and marinated steak (solomillio) - they both had a beautiful deep but not overwhelming flavour, and a great example of Spanish/Italian fusion cooking. We had a table by the interior window looking down to the market and over to people enjoying themselves in the restaurant on the other side and the bar and tapas area below. It really was a pleasure to see everyone having such a nice time. We went I think for the house red which was sweet which I liked personally, especially when paired with the full-flavoured dishes. We didn't arrive mega early but were still able to walk in and get a table for two on a Friday night. By 10pm, it was packed. For two people sharing starters/desserts and wine the bill was €60 which for the quality of the food and dining experience I felt was very reasonable. read more

Great little market tucked away but within walking distance of Puerto del Sol. The variety and quality of the vendors is excellent. We dined at the 3rd floor restaurant. The food was good and the menu offered a variety of options including specialities outside the traditional Spanish dishes. The roof top bar is a nice setting for a cocktail. The 3rd floor space has misters to provide relief from the mid-day heat. read more

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If I could compare the Mercado to anything in the US it would be either Whole Foods or Central Market (in TX). The set up is interesting with merchant stalls spread across three floors. If you need something food related, they probably have it. Yes, you might be able to find it cheaper somewhere else, but if you're not sure what you want to do, you can stroll through for inspiration. The third floor is more of what an American would recognize as a food court with a barstools setup around the perimeter for snacking. On the top floor there is a restaurant and a small outdoor cafe. The eclectic arrangement of chairs & tables with a bar just sort of plopped in the middle made the space somehow feel cozy while the rest of the market had a clean, modern, almost sterile feel to it. We stopped by in the morning for breakfast. Toast with tomato jam & jamon iberico with an espresso was a good deal. Hit the spot and we were off to a good start. On our way down, the bakery had opened and the chocolate covered croissant was calling my name. Some of the stalls only take cash, but there is an ATM on the third floor. The hall of bathroom stalls was interesting to me. I think it was a great idea and would be interested to see if it would work well in the US. read more

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YOU HAVE TO VISIT THE TERRACE. Keep going up the beautiful escalators inside until you reach the top! There is a bar & sitting area as well as a little restaurant. It is kind of pricey but so worth it!! There are sitting areas that have couches and chairs with little fire places next to them which creates such a cozy atmosphere. This mercado is a must see! I randomly stumbled upon it & was enthralled for every second. It reminds me of a Whole Foods or Central Market from the states, but even better!! read more

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Better newer gourmet market in Madrid offers fresh, made to order seafood and a rooftop bar! Conveniently located near Gran Via. I came the first day I was in Madrid and came back again during my four day trip. Mane you can buy all sorts reservas from Csa de Bacalao - aka the queen of canned cod fish, right here ! One tip tho. Most stalls closed on Sunday as in the rest of the city. read more

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The whole idea of this market full of yummy and exotic foods is pretty awesome. And the bar/restaurant located on the Terrance is very nice too. Specially because you can just go up by escalators or stairs (no need to get into one of Madrid's hot and slow sauna like elevators). I don't think their service is bad but I didn't have the best experience with my server. I think she was new...now the food I ordered was pretty crapy :( not that I ordered a lot of food...really I ordered bread and tomato...hard to mess it up but still :( I will return there and recommend to my friends tho the view and atmosphere is def worth it :) read more

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So many options about this beautiful food market! The bottom floor is a grocery store, and then the next two levels have plenty of food stalls + seating options for all the patrons. There are stands for meat, fish, healthy fare, croquettes, traditional tapas, and more. I sampled the croquettes - 1 mushroom + 1 jamon. They were crispy on the outside with a velvety interior. My friend had a lentil salad from another stall and enjoyed the healthy option. read more

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Definitely cool to see and experience. Nothing out of the ordinary; exactly what you would expect it to be. Seems a bit like a tourist trap and has a variety of stands and shops with cuisines from around the world. read more

Simply put, Mercado de San Anton is a great alternative to Mercado de San Miguel which can get a little hectic at peak times. It is laid out into three parts- the bottom floor featuring many stalls offering fresh fish, cheeses, meats, hamburgers, bread, fruits and more. It also has a bustling wine bar in the corner. On the second floor, you'll find prepared dishes that you can grab and eat at one of their high top tables surrounding the atrium. Each station offers a different type of cuisine- Greek, Japanese, Italian, Spanish- and they also have a wine that goes with that type of food. There is also a more bustling bar with food options that are prepared in the back kitchen. Finally on the third floor, you will find the main restaurant and also the outdoor terrace with a cocktail bar and comfy seating. So clearly, a lot of variety in this one market! My favorite thing to do here is sit outside with one of their exquisite mojitos in hand. This is probably one of the more expensive mojitos in the city but if you can find an excuse to indulge, this is the place to do it. Afterwards, it does not hurt to pick up a little bite at one of the stalls and head out on your way! read more

WHAT a place!! Touristy, yes, but the food was delicious and I loved the environment. I would recommend stopping by this place if you're in the Cheuca district to explore. The place gets packed for dinner time, and the terrace looks like it's the place to eat. Each stand, like Mercado de San Miguel, has a different cuisine. There aren't as many choices as there are at Mercado de San Miguel, but there's still a decent selection. Some of the booths are even the same in both places. I wasn't super hungry, so I just got the salmon gazpacho. I was expecting more of a salmon flavor, but didn't get a flavor that stood out. Try the restaurant on the terrace! read more

Good market if you are in the area. It's not an attraction like San Miguel. Prices are a little lower. read more

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Morris of a locals' market, Mercado San Anton is in the lively Chueca neighborhood, itself worth a stroll before or after visiting the market. The market is smaller than San Miguel, and feels less crowded. There are meat, seafood, and vegetable stands on the first floor. The tapas places are upstairs. We ended up eating duck ants "buey" burgers with food grass at the stand Foie, which was delicious. Go early to get a table. read more

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First the good. They have free wifi. It ends there. We attempted to have dinner at the upstairs terrace restaurant. We were seated and given menus. The bartender appeared to be the only person working. He never acknowledged us. He was busy with a table of 4, having dropped a cola he was attempting to serve. We got up to leave after 10 minutes. He then looked up from the bar and asked, "you are leaving?" It was the only time he even acknowledged we were there. So, we ordered a strip steak special from the Taverne Vino Tec restaurant for 24€, to split. It was ordered medium-well and was brought out raw....cold and bleeding, except for the very edge. It was also tough to chew with fat pieces attached to the edges. Still hungry because I had pushed around the raw beef in the plate rather than eat it, I went to the postres stand. Another tourist had been waiting there some time, looked and shrugged. I shrugged back. At least 10 minutes later, the worker returned to his booth. He was pleasant and got me the cheesecake (Coffee & Baileys). I had been eyeing. (It was excellent!). I attempted to get a second piece, but he had again disappeared. We left. Won't be back. Service here is non existent. read more

Mercado de San Antón - Board showing restaurant specials at the entrance. - Farmers Market Near Me - Madrid, M

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This market is less touristy than mercado San Miguel. This is also not a traditional market. It's indoor with regular stands on the first floor, some food stands on the 1st and 2nd floor and 3rd is a restaurant with rooftop seating. A lot of choices for food at an inexpensive price. It's a casual and eat place. You will need to find your own table and sometimes may need to stand to eat. Many choices... Can't go wrong with trying couple of places out. Produce looks fresh even though it's an indoor market. Also, tripadvisor has food tours for the market and surrounding areas if you want an experience. read more

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What a fun place! It's not as old and quirky as the other market, but still a lot of fun. If I lived here, I think I'd be frequenting the cheese counter, at the very least. There are just tons of choices for sampling things, like many good markets before it. At the bottom, there's an ice cream stand and a candy by weight stand also. Seriously, if you are trying to appease a wide array of palates or are a group needing to accommodate a bunch of different culinary inclinations, this would be my answer! read more

If you like authentic spanish food in a clean modern environment then Mercado de San Anton is definitely for you. It's a place that houses numerous food concessions, from fresh fish through to Jamon, vegetables, spices and all kinds of other delicious treats. Located in a converted warehouse in the heart of the Chueca district I highly recommend either shopping for your food here, or visiting any one of the multiple tapas bars and cafes you can find here in the 2nd and top floors. read more

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One of the most beautiful markets / food halls in Madrid!! Love this place. Very bright and airy. The food isn't too pricey. You can even find fresh tapas for 1.5€. There's a rooftop place and some beautiful IG-worthy seats. The bathroom was just ok, needs a lil more updating to go with the place. But yes! A must try for sure! read more

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Outstanding and upscale marketplace, and it's all about the food! Ground floor is a fish market, meat, veggies. Up on the next level is an excellent food court where you can buy tastes of all sorts, including seafood, typical Spanish bites, and some foreign flavors. It can be VERY busy so send someone to troll for a table while someone else finds the food. I bought some fried croquettes and they were delicious. The top floor of the market includes a fancy restaurant (I didn't try) with one of the coolest terrace-bars anywhere. read more

What an amazing place. Right by Chueca this increíble mercado offers a feats for they gastronomy and all senses. Multi leveled with a great restaurant with wide range of plates for everyone and an al fresco bar. Everyone is so nice and the selection of meats, cheeses, and veggies. A tip for us Who want to touch the freshness of fruits etc- don't do it. Think of their items as Museum items. Look but don't touch unless you buy it:). Madrid you have a great thing going. read more