Came here for a tapas tasting after a tour. Our tasting included 4 meats, a cheese, some bread and…read morea glass of wine. I am not a pork eater, but this was excellent. I only didn't really care for the jamon, but it wasn't bad. All the others were so good. Service was great and employees were helpful. I would recommend stopping by!

Fantastic place for Jamon in Madrid. Great place, great owners, great Jamon!! We recommend this…read moreplace. Besides delicious Jamon they served one of the best Olive Oil we had in years.

Popular place!!! I've been here several times. Jamón Iberico is the best that's the sandwich I…read moreget. Saturday it was packed at 5:30. The sandwiches are good and quick. The locals hang out and drink beer and eat ham. I guess you would call that hamming it up. It's all about the ham and the ham is damn good. It can get load and hard to find a place to stand or sit. Usually this frenetic vibe throws me off, here I like it. Do when you walk by and see all that ham hanging out come on in and join the ham crew. You won't regret it. Jamon I should say instead of ham, but I'm a dumb American lol.

Museo del Jamón feels like a must do when in Madrid ~ I mean it's the museum of ham! How can you…read morenot do it!? You'll see tons of meat hanging with a bunch of fun options, with seven locations currently throughout the city, but I honestly wouldn't go again. I would say service left something to be desired. They seemed a bit annoyed with us and not wanting to assist but whatever, the food was decent. I do think the unfriendliness of the staff though made the vibes a bit off here for my friend and I. We got a good deal of ham and drinks at about 6 Euros for the deal. But I swear, the standing at the counter with unfriendliness made this passable - but I wouldn't go back. They say they have the biggest selection of ham in town so that is a positive. Museo del Jamon is not just a restaurant but also a shop, so you can buy meats and fun things to go. Going through other Yelp reviews, it may seem there is a slowness and friendliness issue here quite consistently. It used to be a must do spot in Madrid but I would skip this now.

There are a lot of places to get Jamon Iberico in town. This place is a chain with outlets in…read moreother 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....

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

Cute little store near Calle Hortaleza. A small selection of cheeses, meats, legumes, chocolates,…read moresweets, jams, and other canned products, as well as a decent selection of wine. The person working there was very kind and helped me find cheeses I'm not allergic to. The orange marmalade she recommended was the best I've ever had. Prices were reasonable, too.

From the owner: Vinos y productos selectos de alimentación: Jamón ibérico Guijuelo, vino de la Ribera del Duero,…read morececina ahumada de León, legumbres castellanas, dulces caseros, setas, pimientos del piquillo, anchoas de Santoña, espárragos de Navarra, quesos artesanales...

The first place in Spain that I got to sample and see the Hamon legs hanging from the ceiling. I…read morewill always cherish this as the first place I was able to sample Hamon! Simple shop that sells meat, not a restaurant or bar like many of it's neighbors. Closest thing I can compare it to in the USA is a deli for cured meats.

Why you should come here: Cause there's all kinds of Jamon…read moreIberico de Bellota up in 'yo face! Everywhere you look...up, down, side to side, the best pork product IN THE WORLD is staring right back at you Where is it located? Calle Fuencaral, a busy shopping area, next to a women's shoe store What you should get: Get as many forms of this prized swine you can get your hands on because it won't get past U.S. Customs. Their humangous Bocadillo de Jamon Iberico de Bellota was a very generous portion of jamon stuffed in a crisp, chewy baguette which needs nothing else, very satisfying, and even cost less than a five dollar footlong! Steer clear of that chaotic, touristy "museo" spot and go here...no lines or crowd to deal with...ALOHA!!! Shaka Meter: \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ 5

The ham is the best in Spain ... But see my tip about the pappardelle con crema, jamon, y tartufo…read more It is to die for! This is standard 5J quality for those fortunate enough to have had "authentic" Iberian ham. The name 5J says enough. Service was a little slow, but acceptable. Full meal included jamon y queso ... Which was fresh and had a great texture. The queso (cheese) had a real nice bite to it. The patatas for it's were hot and crispy. Really above average ... I could not put them down. Hands down the pasta was the star though. I could not even take the time for a picture because it smelled so good. You would have just seen a blank plate scraped clean. Enjoy!

Excellent tapas, featuring a scrumptious array of "jamon." Lively environment - I loved the hustle…read moreand bustle. They served the most amazing tortilla de papa (potato omelette) I have ever had.