I recently visited the Decathlon store on Ortega y Gasset, and unfortunately, my experience was…read moreovershadowed by a troubling incident. From the moment we entered, my husband felt racially profiled by the security guard at the entrance. As we made our way to the sports pants section, we noticed that we were being closely followed by the same guard. This unsettling experience continued as we moved to the changing room, where the staff were not only unhelpful but also quite rude. It seemed as though the store staff were communicating about us, which only added to our discomfort. After trying on the pants, our experience took another negative turn at checkout. A staff member randomly tapped my husband on the shoulder and insisted that we pay using a mobile cash register, claiming it was due to the store being busy. However, it was clear that the store was not busy at all. It is disheartening to witness such behavior in 2026, especially in a vibrant city like Madrid. I hope management takes this feedback seriously, as no customer should have to endure such treatment. It's a reminder that we still have work to do in addressing racism and ensuring a welcoming environment for everyone.

Came in here after seeing EVERYONE in Europe having the same convenient, little backpack. They sell…read morethem here for only 3 euros! They have several colors. It was a great purchase! They also sell other bags and workout clothes here. The employees were nice. This location is a pretty small store. The other stuff is priced moderately.

El servicio que nos dío fue agradable, nos ayudo encontrar la mejor opcion de zapatillas y a un…read moresuper precio, mola! Todos deben visitar Stance. Somos de México!

Very nice owner, he has a vast selection of skateboard decks at a reasonable price. He set up my…read moreboard and gripped my deck for me, also took multiple things out of the cabinet to show me the selection the shop offers to fit into any price range.

Always a Nike fan, but was hoping the Nike store in Madrid would offer something different that…read moreother countries wouldn't offer. It was a huge disappointment upon walking in with a small store, small selection, and prices that aren't different anywhere else besides Euro currency. Heads up security doesn't allow you walk in holding a drink; not sure why they need them since there's not much inside the store anyways. Keep walking along Calle Gran Vía, as there are most interesting stores to look into.

What?! No reviews yet on this Nike Store in Madrid?!…read more OK well, I have to admit it's not the greatest Nike Store in the world, sorry Madrid...! It's not too big, the choice isn't crazy, and it didn't get me suuuper excited and crazy-shopping as I can be when I'm for example at the Nike Store in SF (can't wait to go back)! But well, it's worth knowing that if you want to buy some sneakers, running gear or casual sporty clothes, you can do that on Gran Via! When we were there, there were some promos but the choice wasn't crazy. Otherwise prices are the same as everywhere in the world, I guess! So I do recommend the store because I like Nike, but don't get too excited, it's not the hypest store in the world either!

The owner was super helpful and even had good insight on other sneaker stores around. A great…read moreselection of Adidas NMDs and UBs. If I lived in Madrid, this would be my one stop shop for sneakers.

Yelp 100 Challenge 2019 - # 59/100…read more This will be a short and sweet review. The girl working there when we visited was super helpful and friendly (sorry I forgot your name). I bought the cutest pink beret from here. I wanted to look around some more but we were pressed for time. Hope to find a Kaotiko store Stateside.

Fantastic and very professional service. Very good prices, often beating even the Internet. Highly…read morerecommended if you into some serious running gear.