” Not a world-famous museum housing the works of Goya and Picasso, but a food market bursting with the tastes ofjamónand saffron-stained paella. I proposed a simple plan: show me the full breadth of Madrid’s brilliance
What is Europe’s hottest culinary destination? Watch out Paris, London and Copenhagen – Madrid’s bold, creative scene is the new contender.
Madrid does turn into a heat pit in the middle of summer—so much so that even the Madrileños escape back to pueblos in July/August.As such, the best time to visit Madrid is any month other than those in the middle of sumer. The weather tends towards the sunny side, even in winte...
About the best place in Madrid for fresh produce. About the only place. After so much meat consumption this was a godsend. It’s a rather large market in La Latina neighborhood, but many stalls are shuttered. Clearly they don’t have the crowds they deserve. Nevertheless lots of meat, po...
You absolutely must visit this food market while you’re in Madrid.Mercado de San Miguelis the perfect place for lunch or dinner, with unbeatable food and a memorable atmosphere to boot. The San Miguel Market is the most beautiful of its kind in the city, with plenty of tables spread out...
Café Tabares - Madrid A small gold nugget that thisCafé Tabares, a tiny and chic restaurant held byIsabel Tabares. Only 20 persons by service, that is to say that it is necessary to book to discover this fine Spanish cuisine renewed daily according to the arrivals of the market. The ...
ElRastro de Madridor simplyel Rastrois the most popular open air flea market in Madrid (Spain). It is held every Sunday and public holiday of the year, from 9 am to 3 pm, along Plaza de Cascorro and Ribera de Curtidores. El Rastro de Madrid encompasses a large, almost triangular block...
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Described by the preeminent Breton chef Olivier Roellinger as “the best larder in Brittany”, thesecond-largest food market in Francewas founded in 1622. Some 300 stalls sell everything from seafood landed only hours earlier to Roscoff onions, big snowy cauliflowers, dozens of apple varieties,...