The local take
Each place comes with a short note on what makes it worth the trip, so you can pick the meal that fits your day.
Food MarketsMercado de Antón Martín
Mercado de Antón Martín is a gourmet food market in the Lavapiés with 60 stalls spread over three floors.
Madrid, LavapiésRecommended by Alfonso M.
Food MarketsMercado de la Paz
This market in Recoletos was built in 1882 and features a distinctive iron structure that still amazes visitors today.
Madrid, RecoletosRecommended by Pablo A.
Food MarketsMercado de San Antón
This lively food market in Chueca is not only a popular place for locals to shop but also a great place to enjoy a drink and a bite to eat.
Madrid, ChuecaRecommended by León V.
Food MarketsMercado de San Fernando
This market in Lavapiés was built in 1944 to replace an older neighborhood market.
Madrid, LavapiésRecommended by León V.
Food MarketsMercado de San Ildefonso
This trendy food market in Malasaña is a popular place where locals like to meet for a drink or tapa after work.
Madrid, MalasañaRecommended by Pepe A.
Food MarketsMercado de San Miguel
Madrid’s most famous food market is Mercado de San Miguel in the Asturias neighborhood.
Madrid, PalacioRecommended by Alfonso M.
Food MarketsMercado de Tirso de Molina
City markets like Mercado de Tirso de Molina are the best place to discover local produce and cuisine.
Madrid, Puerta del AngelRecommended by Fernando A.
Food MarketsMercado Vallehermoso
The vibrant Mercado Vallehermoso is a foodie's paradise.
Madrid, ChamberíRecommended by Pepe A.
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