Had a good time here on a Monday. The food is a hit or miss, choose wisely! I opted in for Peruvian and 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. read more

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This food hall was great way to try a variety of foods. So many options for food and drinks and international 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! read more

Mercado de San Ildefonso - €4 beers!!! - Farmers Market Near Me - Madrid, M

Fui aquí a comprar comida coreana de Akma Bob. Estuvo muy bien y se hizo muy rápido. ¡Cinco estrellas!

It's a great place to have some food and a drink however the tortilla and chips was twice what i would normally pay in the UK. As I was on holiday I don't mind this amount once in a while ! read more

Amazing little spot with different food options. We loved being able to just order some steak and fries. My little one was able to order sliders and she loved it. Sometimes it's hard to find "comfort" food when traveling overseas read more

We were in search of Filipino food which led us here which was just half a block from our hotel. The restaurant we were loooking for was permanently closed, luckily there were many different food kiosks to choose from. They had a bar with a dj spinning upbeat music on the second floor and more food options as well. We got there around 8:30-ish so it was kinda crowded. I ended up choosing pho and spring rolls from the kiosk on the first floor which was offering Vietnamese food. They also had a bar downstairs minus the dj. Don't worry though, the music from upstairs can still be enjoyed (?) from the first floor. read more

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This international street food market was recommended to my family by a local on our first evening in Madrid, and we are so glad we went! In fact, we loved the food and experience so much, we had to come back at the end of our trip to enjoy some more delicious foods. The market is set up with a series of small stalls, with each stall offering a selection of foods from distinctive cultures around the world. Our only problem was that our stomachs weren't big enough to try something from each stall! Some of our favorites: the Korean style corn dog, the Plantain Arepa, and of course, crepes. Our group tried a variety of foods from different stalls and there wasn't a single one we didn't enjoy. When you are in Madrid, be sure to put this market on your "must-do" list! read more

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Mercado de San Ildefonso, for us, is not a market but more like a food court with not only Spanish food but American and Asian food. The decor there is modern, cozy and clean. Their food was decent with affordable price compared to Mercado de San Miguel (However, you definitely can find a much cheaper place in Madrid.) and It was one of the best places for drink with Tapas. Most stores served samples that you can try to see you like it or not before you order. read more

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Nice food court like option with cuisine options from all over the world ( Korean, Japanese, Mexican, Spanish). Rustic but functional little market with plenty of seating. Fast casual. We had the Korean japache and bulgogi . Both entrees were very good. Not fancy like the Mercado San Miguel and we enjoyed the food at Mercado San Anton a little more too but a fine option if in the area. read more

I came here for lunch, because it's closest Mercado to me. Compare to others this one is a little bit smaller, 1.5 floors. Probably less than 20 vendors. But you can get Korean, Spanish. Meat and seafood as you wish. Price is decent. I ordered one of the dish is grilled pork, it's kinda expensive for Madrid. A half portion of pork cost 15€, come with two small pieces of bread and sprinkle of salad. Also I was not very sold at the beginning that they said they have steak and pork at the same price but the pork is their specialty, and they also asked me how I want to cook it. I chose medium because I thought we usually cook pork well done??? The meat is nice and smoky taste which is good. Still juicy. They definitely put a lot of salt on top which I think it's in most of the tapas dishes. The food was ok. read more

Mercado de San Ildefonso - Half portion of grilled pork with potato, sangria from another booth - Farmers Market Near Me - Madrid, M

Fun place to eat with a group of friends. Nearly every type of cuisine is available...Korean, Spanish, Mexican, Peruvian, Argentine, Asian fusion, crepes, and two bars. Fun DJ and music. It is fun if everyone buys a little plate and shares. Three floors of seating in this food hall. Good prices and staff is good about clearing the tables. read more

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Super interesting building with a great varied market upstairs. Wonderful bars at both ends with seating in between. We sampled several restaurants and devoured Appel sprites while we ate. Better than any of the more touristy better markets . read more

We had a really nice dinner in this European food court. We tried the Spanish stands and were good, but not excellent. What we really enjoyed was the environment. Great place to have tapas and drinks with friends! read more

I visited 2 marcado's while traveling in Madrid, the San Miguel is much better if to compare the two. This one has less option to select from, and the portions are normal size not tapas so you cant try to much unless you are in a big group. The steak station is very good, the tacos are tasty as well but very big and they fall apart in your hand (if the owner is reading this i advise using double shells). Stay away from the salmon tartar its bad, a lot of oil and i dont think its fresh. The cocktails/wine station have a great sangria. There is plenty of sitting inside and outside and the place looks hip and young. I was there around 2pm and it wasn't too crowded. read more

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I actually fell in love with this mercado, I don't know. I like the 2nd floor where people sit together. This mercado is very small, but they have coffee! The first floor has beers, sandwiches, and patatas bravas. The second floor has fries, seafood, coffee, and jambon. The third floor is a bar. I felt more comfortable eating here by myself (yes by myself) than other mercados in Madrid. I feel like a tourist in other mercados. In this one, I felt I can be in my own world (yes please leave me alone) and nobody would bother me, and I wouldn't stand out. I don't want to stand out! Also: - the staff takes your garbage away - yes, you can actually make friends with people around you - and yes, you don't have to. - there are a lot seating, not just the 2nd floor Oh and sangria. There's sangria somewhere. Technically there's sangria everywhere in Madrid. read more

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Has a large amount of seating available and a lot less crowded and less pricey than the other Mercado nearby. Definitely recommend if you want to have access to an assortment of food. read more

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Went around 1pm on a Sunday in October but the 1st floor was already full. So decided to sit below. Ordered the Korean fried honey chicken which was ok. Give the Bao at the Gyoza place a miss. Definitely not worth it. The burger place below is good. But if you don't wait at the counter chances are that your burger gets delivered to someone else and you keep waiting. We had to wait around 25-30 minutes as our burger was given to someone else. read more

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It's a modern food court/market type of place in the corner of a building, sort of hidden. Very charming and rustic, yet festive. It's open so you could see the other floors, and that gives the entire place a vibrant and open feel. All the food choices seemed delicious and of good quality, like most food in Spain. Moreover, you can find all types of cuisines, so if you're with a group the everyone will find something they love. read more

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One of my favorite markets in Spain. Not super crowded or touristy, and there are lots of different stalls with different types of foods and a bunch of different seating areas. The prices are pretty good for portion sizes, and most stalls offer a tapas size, 1/2 portion size, and a full portion size of different foods. Lots of stalls let you sample before you purchase a dish as well. Some of our favorite dishes were the Secreto Iberico (grilled Iberian pork), fried pork belly, paella, and assorted croquettes. read more

Awesome place for locals and expats and students alike. Mostly all the vendors speak English. DJ's and good vibes. Wine is about €2-4 a glass and €12 - 20 a bottle. Food is relatively priced. My favorite was L'tassi. Those little balls of goodness were life changing so make sure you get those while you're there. Worth every euro. read more

Mercado de San Ildefonso - L'tassi has these guys that come in all and every flavor and will rock your world. - Farmers Market Near Me - Madrid, M

My friend who is a local made me discover this cute market in the center of Madrid. The first time we visited the place it was really early around 1pm. There was literally no one, it was quiet, we had the terrace for ourselves perfect to enjoy a coffee outdoor and have a snack. There was different shops proposing tapas. As it was quiet they had the time to explain all the tapas, they propose you nicely to try it and you can order if you like. Prices are ok between 3 euros to 10 and more depending of the plate. When we came back days later it was in the evening and it was crowded and they had a DJ which I found really nice. Excellent place to have a glass of wine after job, with friends or to have a date :) read more

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Great food court but unlike the ones in the US, each one here offers excellent items. I stopped by Alma Burger and had a Tinto at the next one. Both were delicious. The upper floor is crowded with indoor and outdoor sections. The lower floor is less crowded and has A/C. It is a great stop on a classy street especially if you are hungry. read more

Great concept of various food styles. Two floors of food kiosks of all types. Nice bar to go with the food. read more

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Stumbled into this market by accident while shopping on Fuencarral, and couldn't be happier. This three story market has a great atmosphere, good eats, and friendly staff. The second floor is by far the most popular: an open seating area surrounded by different food vendors. If the first come first served seating is not available, they ask have a super cute in-door terrace off to the side which is more quiet. If you go, try the skewers vendor which was probably my favorite. read more

Mercado de San Ildefonso - Fun atmosphere. - Farmers Market Near Me - Madrid, M

This was the first place I ate when I was in Madrid in May. The pros: 1) Lots of stalls 2) Many English speaking staff 3) Great smells The cons: 1) The prices 2) Lack of seating during peak periods 3) Some general disorganization, as stalls aren't always manned. Overall, it's worth a drop-in for a quick lunch during a busy day of site-seeing in Madrid. read more

Just ok. Not as good as the other mercado near plaza mayor. I found that a lot of the stands just microwave their food, which was quite off-putting. They do have free samples at most of the stands so you can try, but in general, it wasn't that great. read more

This is an awesome place! Love all the food choices and the cool vibe. The samples from all vendors are a nice way to narrow your choices. Will keep coming here any time I'm in Madrid! read more

Mercado de San Ildefonso - View from the top floor bar. - Farmers Market Near Me - Madrid, M

I absolutely love this place. It has a great industrial urban atmosphere with a variety of tapas and drinks + there are outdoor areas with bars and heaters (I'm visiting in December). Mercado San Miguel is great too, but if you're looking for something a bit less touristy, this is the place to go. read more

Mercado de San Ildefonso - View from the second floor. - Farmers Market Near Me - Madrid, M

I prefer Mercado de San Miguel generally, but this place has WAY more space in it, and the multi story set up kind of keeps people from all getting choked up in one place. There was a great wine bar on the second story, and the Mexican food place on the first floor has interesting margarita flavours. The reason we came here was a place that had skewers (what would be called kebabs at a Texas barbeque) that were really spicy, and being so far from good salsa, that was nice. read more

Amazing options in this very hip market. There are three floors of vendors from tacos, burgers, tapas, wine and so much more. You will find several seating areas on each level including some lovely outdoor seating. I advise staking a claim to some seats then finding your food and drink. We had lunch here twice and weren't disappointed. Seats turn over very quickly, so don't be discouraged if all the seats are taken. I advise the burger and taco stands, as they are a top notch departure from the tapas you have likely been indulging in all week! read more

Mercado de San Ildefonso - Burgers, fries, and rose what's not to love?! - Farmers Market Near Me - Madrid, M

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The food is good, but the music SUCK'S!!! La comida excelente pero la música un desastre!! read more

Cute place with great waffles:)) I visited this place many times, somethings just for drink and sometimes for lunch and it was always great option. It's in the center of Madrid and not so full of tourists so I always prefer this market than the others:) read more

Cool food market , nice selection of wines, Spanish tapas, cheese, olives etc. A bit too crowded for my taste and barely any seating, so expect to eat and drink standing up. Make sure u go at the right time when the food is still fresh, otherwise u will get microwave hot food. read more

This place is lovely. It has multiple food stalls and a nice steam punk themed seating area. I recommend the pizza and the crepes.

Let me preface by saying that I am reviewing as a VEGETARIAN. This market located in Malasana (a hip area full of good food and coffee) had much to offer in terms of vegetarian tapas options between arepas, mushroom truffle paella, and some other dishes. My fiance and I loved this place. We chose a couple of plates from each vendor and split it. The seating is mostly on the second floor and we did not have a problem finding seating mostly because we came at a quieter time (around 4:30 or 5 PM) before the dinner rush. All the vendors were nice and were accommodating about our vegetarian needs. They also speak English if that is something that is important. Sure it can be a bit pricey, but for vegetarians it is a great place to eat. If you get a chance, eat out on the terrace they have and take some cute pictures and enjoy the sun. They also have a vendor for beer, wine, and good drinks. Highly recommended! read more

Cool atmosphere and lots of different food options at decent prices. A nice hangout for a Friday or Saturday night. Pretty busy on the weekends though, so getting a seat could be a challenge. read more

I love the vibe of this place! This place has three levels. Don't let the empty first floor deceive you. The second floor has all the food stalls and is also where the terrace is located. Many stalls will give samples to try before you buy. My favourites were the pulpo and boquerones. The third level is where one of the bars is located. This is a great place to get drinks and food before heading out for the night. read more

I'd been looking forward to visiting this spot for a while having heard that it was a great space in itself as well as serving good food. From street-side the entrance is quite unassuming, and when you first go in it looks like little more than a small bar with ice-cream and burger stands. But as you head up the stairs at the back the space really opens out. The second and third floors are much larger, with several separate little food stands, each specializing in something different. I spotted variously spots for cheeses, coffee, salads, jamon (of course!), seafood, sushi, and all your Spanish classic like tortillas and croquetas. Up the top the bar has a good selection of the top end gins that are so fashionable in Madrid right now, with the barman tailoring the garnish to the specific mark. There are also a couple of well-designed, shady outdoor spaces to sit and enjoy your selections. It's a bit on the pricey end (think Mercado San Miguel-ish), but if you just want to pick at a few things and relax, it's a good choice. read more

My friends and I came here on a Monday night and it was bustling with business! There is a DJ keeping up the atmosphere and 10+ stands with gourmet food from all different cuisines. The food ranges from tacos to beef kabobs to rice bowls with ceviche to black truffle. The quality is outstanding, and the vendors are generous with their samples, so you can try everything before you eat it. read more