There are a lot of places to get Jamon Iberico in town. This place is a chain with outlets in other towns which in itself is not bad. They do social media and thus it's popular and a bit touristy but plenty of spaniards here. It's busy and servers were friendly but swamped It's a good place to sample and procure jamon as there is a large selection. There are tons of smaller local jamon places without the lines. They are not on Yelp, Yet.... read more

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The Rick Steve's walking tour brought us by this place, and we decided to stop for breakfast. Very affordable and good, but not amazing. The coffee was just ok. The service was good, and the bathrooms were clean. read more

Museo del Jamón - Meat Shops Near Me - Madrid, M

Decided to walk to this restaurant for lunch since our room was not ready at the RIU Plaza Espana. A great place to sample Jamon Serrano Ham as well as other items such as Croquettes,sandwiches and local beer. There are counters in front for informal dining as well as tables to enjoy a sit down meal. Many locals came in to purchase ham to go. Ham is fantastic and there are rows of hams dangling from the ceiling or lining the walls. A great photo opportunity..lol! For a good sample of Spanish/Madrid fare,give them a try. read more

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A must when visiting Madrid. A casual bar setting to enjoy a beer or cafe con leche and "bocadillo de Jamón" (cured ham sandwich) as called in Spain. There are several locations but this one is our family favorite. Soo much that it has become a tradition to visit on every trip. Impressive to see the deli where all the variety of cured hams are exhibited. Definitely recommend to visit in the mornings where lots of locals drop by for a quick cup of coffee or a pint of beer. Enjoy!! read more

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美味しい！ 安い！ 友達に教えてもらって2日連続でランチに行ってきました。 生ハムは種類が多くてちょうど真ん中の種類のやつにしましたが、イベリコ豚はとても美味しい。 パエリアも一人前があったのでそれを注文！ 2日目はイベリコ豚のソテー？ステーキ？を！ 柔らかくてでも歯応えあって、美味しかった。 read more

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Nice to sit here in the Plaza Mayor for people watching and a break. Had the Premium ham tasting, Recorrido Selección comparison of four different quality jamons for 42 Euros. A bit disappointing as the ham was cut too thick, not by a well trained master carver. Also if you're used to the quality of Cinco Jotas this doesn't come close. read more

We were looking for a snack to bring with us on our flight to Porto and found this place scattered throughout the city. We decided to give it a chance. We didn't get any Jamon as we were looking for a snack to bring on a flight so this may not be a helpful review. We got a pasty filled with meat and it was okay. The pastry wasn't flaky enough and there wasn't enough filling. Service at the counter was really nice and friendly. The price was also really cheap for the amount of food we got. I would come and try other things to give this place a more well rounded review. read more

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Poor service. Extremely rude condescending waiters. Un servicio may malo. Can't rate the food because the service was so poor we left the place. read more

Part of the Spain experience is Iberia ham, and Museo del Jamon is a great spot to try it. The ham is flavorful and doesn't have a chance to loose its flavor because someone else is ordering right behind you. The present the ham individually or in numerous other ways. Try what you like. I enjoyed having a pre-dinner drink and tapas here. Tbhe staff is hustling and didn't understand we wanted a larger portion of the ham but we ordered a second tapas plate and had our fill. read more

Perfect stop to have some cañas and Iberia ham. Plus you can bye great hams. Good prices. read more

Museo del Jamón - Meat Shops Near Me - Madrid, M

Can you even say you went to Spain without eating jamon for breakfast? Do as the locals do right? But a couple euros for a breakfast meal is not bad at all. Pro tip: There is an upstairs eating area if you want more room. read more

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We were here 8 years ago and in our opinion, still a great option for amazing food at great prices. The ambience is always bustling and the service is great. Would recommend! read more

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Food is fairly decent and inexpensive although amount of ham given is very little, especially given that I ordered a chef recommended dish read more

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Over priced. Over rated. Paid for two sandwiches (bocadillo con jamón) and two beers (cerveza) for almost $20.00. When my husband was trying to order in Spanish, the waiter waved us away. Very rude to foreigners. Think we got charged double what locals pay. It'd be rude of me to think they're hustling with foreigners. There's plenty of other shops along the streets for the same meat and sandwiches for less. read more

Museo del Jamón - Bocadillo y cerveza - Meat Shops Near Me - Madrid, M

My wife and I were on vacation from the United States to Madrid and this place was near our hotel. There are huge slabs of ham lining the wall. So awesome. It was packed when we went by and for five Euros you could get a bunch of sliced ham and two canas. The ham was good and the atmosphere was fun. If we stayed been here longer, I would have gotten a ham sandwich to go. A fun little bar hangout to get their special 5 Euro thing if you have 20 minutes. read more

A terrific spot on our food tour, note that there is a downstairs with a very small seating area. At 8pm on a weeknight, both the tour and I were surprised that there was no one else here when we arrived. A couple of beers, some sliced meats and then a big plate of iberico with sliced manchego. The meats and cheeses were very good, though machine sliced and not as perfectly thin as I might see elsewhere. Still delicious though. [Review 12524 overall, 2314 of 2019.] read more

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Staff is very helpful explaining the difference between each ham, and also you can take it overseas because is sealed! read more

This restaurant is over rated and I knew that but had to try it. I have been going to Madrid lots of times in many years. But my first experience eating in this joint. I took some friends who have never been to Madrid before and thought it will be an experience for them because they were so facinated with all those hanging ham legs. The ambiance was great. The service was not good, too many tourists like me and so few servers. We waited to be served and our food came really fast but i had asked for an extra fork, and never saw that server again. Never got my fork. Oh well! The food was expensive and was not even good. But at least experienced it once. read more

Museo del Jamón is on our to do list in Madrid when we planned our travel but it was an unpleasant experience. It was not that crowded and busy but no waiters tried to clean up tables for next group. You would see people just moved all leftovers from other customers to another tables and it was really disgusting that there were some tables full with leftovers and non-cleaning dishes. We ended up eating by the bar. They served a huge variety of Jamón like a museum and it was difficult to make decisions since we were not professional with Jamon. We ordered the Jamón Iberico de Bellota which was recommended by the staff with highest price among all selection. It was decent but not outstandingly different from Jamón we tried in other place. read more

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If you're in Madrid, you MUST come here. The restaurant includes a wide selection of Iberian ham, and similar products. Cheese is also phenomenal. We recommend the semi soft. Viño blanco also pairs well with the aforementioned food items! read more

Just go. Just go. Just go. You will not be disappointed. This was the perfect lunch after a long walk. read more

Incredible sliced meats, cheeses and prosciutto. They serve the freshest tapas and awesome wines by the glass. The sights and smells are heavenly. read more

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For €2 you receive a (sizeable) jamon sandwich on a crispy roll plus a beer or soft drink. My daughter and I both partook of this unbelievable deal for our lunch meal. When we asked for it, we were also given a complimentary dish of potato chips. Others chose a small dish of cured meats, but because we were eating jamon sandwiches we opted for the chips. A hearty, filling and cheap meal. read more

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Forget any other Jamon spots, Museo del Jamon is the place to go! This place can get quite packed & it has dive bar ambiance. It's a good happy hour spot, sipping alcohol while snacking on some Jamon. They serve different varieties of jamon, ranging from super cheap to mad expensive (thousands of dollars per kg). I highly suggest their Jamon Iberico de Bellota - Cured Ham from acorn-fed black iberian pigs. I've had Jamon Iberico de Bellota in other places, but this one def takes the cake. Overall, it's a cool place to hang out: Good jamon + very affordable alcohol. You can even pack the jamon to go. read more

Muy tranquilo y rapido! Pedi únicamente jamón con pan (el pan es adicional). Es nice sentarse afuera a ver la gente pasar

Ham falling out of the sky literally! Nothing but ham, ham sandwiches and beer going on here and it is definitely a good joint! Middle space is for standing and enjoying your meat and you can have a beer or coffee to wash it down. Seemed to be a popular place in the AM as it can get pretty packed in reference to the middle standing space. There are a couple of these around the area but this one seemed to be the main joint! read more

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Iberian ham is a must try in Spain and what better place to try than the ham museum itself...It was pretty good just slightly salty and the sangria was a bit watered down. However there is a lot of variety and a little something for everyone. There is seating upstairs but we just stood around the counter. read more

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A place to stop by when in Madrid. Luckily it was not packed when we visited. The smell of the variety of jamon is heavenly. The pricing is very affiliated . You couldn't say no to try some slices when you get in. Wishing I could take out some and bring with me on my return to home. The meal by the way is very fulfilling. They have bar , take out and dine in area to choose from for the real experience of Madrid's best ham, prosciutto and others. Their cheeses and beers complimented the choices. A recommended place to try. read more

Food is pretty cheap, fairly salty for my simple palette. The wait to sit inside and dine can be confusing since there are two separate lines (depending on the size of your party). Not too English speaker friendly since the staff there spoke very little English. Good portions of food and for a cheap price. Seems like it's quite the spot for locals as well! read more

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We arrived with great expectations and it really was a real fiasco. Except for the Iberian ham, the rest of the meal was not great. The service left a lot to be desired. read more

This was the first restaurant we ate at in Madrid and what a great introductory to Spain! It was super packed on a Friday night. We were lucky enough to get seated at a table when we got there. Service wasn't great, we didn't get bread like the other tables. Might be because we are clearly tourists. Also the waiter never came back with our check even though we could see him going to other tables and taking care of them. Besides the horrible service, the good was pretty good! The platters were such a great value at $7.80 euro for a large pork chop and steak. The seafood paella took about 40 minutes to come and it wasn't crispy like the ones I've had but still it was packed with lots of ingredients like chicken, shrimp, and mussels. Very yummy and that could serve way more than the 2 people they suggested. Fun ambiance overlooking the crowd on the first floor and the hanging hams from the ceiling. read more

Things to know: 1) Jamón is nothing like that factory processed crap we call "ham" in America. 2) €1 gets you a pretty sizable Jamón sandwich. Is it the highest quality Jamón? No. Is it delicious and only cost you a mere €1? Yes. Where was this during my broke college days? 3) €2.80 gets you a nice plate of Jamón slices...so good! 4) Less €1 can get you a beer to wash it all down. Cheaper than water! 5) Jamón...I love you...marry me... read more

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I came here with a buddy from the hostel I was staying at. This is a must stop as a tourist, but there are better Cervezas + free tapas places that you can visit. Of course there was a slight wait when we got there, but I left with a full tummy. read more

Some of the people we were with in Spain really wanted to try this place but I'll be honest I wasn't too interested in Iberian ham after trying some elsewhere but we decided to go anyway, they have other options such as chicken, seafood and beef, the ambiance is nice, upstairs has a deli looking area where you can buy whole pig legs or other cuts of meat, downstairs there is restaurant seating, one small thing but cool is they do have a chair lift for the stairs so those who have a hard time with the stairs have a great option. I had the sangria here and enjoyed it, for food we ordered the croquettes and the batata bravas, the croquettes were good but I was not a fan of the batata bravas, the sauce was thick and overpowering, we ordered half roasted chicken which came with fries, we enjoyed it, my fellow guests tried the slices of ham and enjoyed it, this place is interesting and I recommend it for those who want to try iberian ham, even though it's served nearly everywhere this I imagine has as many options as you can get. read more

I cannot get enough of this heavenly thing called Jamon! Ham in the states is not even close. Here you will find many options of the melt in mouth jamon. Thin slices can be found on a plate or in a baguette. I went with the Iberia. Simply walk up to the counter and let them know what jamon your heart desires. Quite the experience seeing all the meat hanging. Great value as you will see below from my selections: 1.Jamon Iberico Cebo on Baguette (acorn fed) 3.90 1 Café solo 1 euro 1 Agua 1.20 For 6,10 I had a wonderful experience at this museum of Jamon. read more

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Touristy little place, you can get decent jamones. I ordered some cheese and ham plates and coffee afterward. More like an in and out bar.

Countless tv personalities wiping their mouths with the fat of black hoofed Iberian pigs can't be wrong. They are not. Go for the best. The Bellota Iberico Jamon. The sweet, nutty, salty cured meat is all they say and more. By itself, with some sharp manchego or with the sweetest melon - you can't go wrong. You'll pass by many shops selling it, but Museo de Jamon was truly special. read more

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The best of Madrid!! If you love cold cut/cured meats, and cheese this place is definitely up your alley. I literally ate here everyday while staying in Madrid, I even had it more than twice a day and took bocadillos to go..you know in case I wanted a little snack! The quality of the food is amazing, and the prices are unbeatable, I doubt you will find a less economical option at another restaurant in Madrid. The place has bar like atmosphere, not really any chairs however there is a second floor with tables where you can sit and eat. They have a full menu, breakfast, lunch, dinner, and of course tapas. Caña(beer) are only 1- 1.5 euro. so.... eat and drink up!! El mejor lugar para comer jamón Iberico en Madrid. Los precios son inigualables. Enserio, no creo que encuentren mejores precios en otro lugar en Madrid donde puedan comer super rico y sobretodo economico. Naturalment, no es en lugar lujoso pero la comida y el ambiente para mi es perfecto, no solamente turistas van ahí de hecho veran a muchos locales. Vayan todos a comer tomacas con jamon...las mas ricas del mundo mundial!!! y obviamente no puede faltar la caña!! read more

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There is truly something very special about ham in Spain. It really does seem like it's the food of Spain since ham in Spain is everywhere. New York, on the other hand, really doesn't have a defined culinary identity. New York doesn't have a singular food it's known for, NY is known for it's great pizza, bagels, steakhouses, cheesecake, hot dogs, etc. The idea of going to Spain and not gorging yourself on ham is insane. lol So when I landed in Spain, the first thing I checked was if Yelp worked in Spain and lucky for me it did. So I searched up a bunch of places that were popular with out of towners and I bookmarked everything, considering I didn't know where anything was. So, I decided to venture out to one of the attractions which was Plaza Mayor. Plaza Major is a big, kinda like a outdoor mall if you will, with restaurants and shops along the street. While walking around, I happen to come across Museo del Jamon, which I had bookmarked, and it translates to museum of ham. Yes, Please! So going in, I already knew from watching various food shows that Jamon Iberico was the way to go, Jamon Serrano is the every day but Iberico was the reason I went. http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=TlKoohP_Au0uOPnNHiwokg&userid=Y_iTTjKvV5hLy-880SZzlA Also, you have the option to stand at the bar and eat which is cheaper or opt for the "salon" which is table service but a little more expensive. I opted for the bar since it was PACKED! I guess when in Spain, do as the locals. The food: Jamon Iberico- it's f'in awesome!!!! It was easily the best ham I ever had, and I am not even the biggest ham fan. It was so silky, velvety and unctous. The taste of the pork was extremely different from ham in the US. http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=kN4uR9uzHJ7Df3uERYK0hA&userid=Y_iTTjKvV5hLy-880SZzlA Racion de Paella- I only really got this dish because I didn't want to just stuff my face with ham. lol This dish was OK, the seafood was nice but the rice was slightly soupy, which was odd for me. http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=xBNdt_iqvZWJXLRmWfMtwA&userid=Y_iTTjKvV5hLy-880SZzlA Jamon Iberico Bellota- so I ended up going back again for dinner and decided to upgrade with the more expensive ham. The bellota or pata negra is slightly pricer but not by much. In my opinion, I am no expert, but it seemed more red as in less fat. I wasn't so overjoyed like I was at lunch, maybe I was ham-ed out, or maybe I didn't like the bellota as much or maybe it wasn't even bellota and it was something else. I dunno. http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=7P4Nf1pwaFb_uM6Hl7J-8w&userid=Y_iTTjKvV5hLy-880SZzlA Gambas al Ajillo- so it's shrimp cooked with garlic. It seems like such a simple and plain dish but it was so good. It was very nicely cooked shrimp in a oil that had roast pieces garlic. This with a piece of bread was excellent. I first thought it was going to be a boring dish until I realized i couldn't stop eating. http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=gP5NV8gSaw-hL3PdjQ8oSQ&userid=Y_iTTjKvV5hLy-880SZzlA read more

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The atmosphere is fun because it draws in a lot of people, and it's like a low key gathering of people who are there just drink and have fun. My friends and I, after walking around a ton, decided to go upstairs to sit down at a table. The service was alright. We got the jamon and the tortilla espanola. The jamon was good, but I thought the tortilla espanola was just ok. It was like a egg frittatta..and I felt like I needed some additional umph to it. Maybe like salsa..? Haha. Is that too American? Oh we also tried the sangria, and that was just ok too. I felt like it was too sweet..too syrupy-like. But yeah. The cool part is that they have a lot of deals going on so it can be an affordable place for what you're getting! read more

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