Huge department store with all the brands for men and women. If you're looking for one spot for…read moresome standard big brand shopping, this is the place.

Great place for milanesa!…read more Service was good Great value ...good portions Next time i am in the area i will be back

I've been into this major Spanish department stores in past visits but never really walked around…read moreto look closer at their merchandise. This time we browsed each of the 6+ floors they have and realized they stock a huge selection of fashion, shoes, home items and food goods. I was very impressed at the quality of their goods and the friendly service of all associates in each department. The highlight was visiting their cafe restaurant on the top floor. They had everything from paella, pizza & pasta, Asian, baked goods to desserts. The dining area with its expansive views was worth the visit alone.

Great selection of children's clothing, ranging in prices. Since it was the Holiday season there…read morewere lots of sales and deals.

Crazy crazy place!!! OK just weekends. It was a crazy day to come but I'm glad I did cause I found…read moreso many scarf and snood. Lots of great stuff. Love the kids clothes. They have men stuff but wasn't shopping for my husband. They also have a home section. But did not check it out. The place was a mess in certain section. Some piles and piles of clothes all over in sections that are not folded. Cant find your size. I had yo go crazy and look from one end to the other. Look under all different kinds of clothes for my size. I hope it's not like that all the time. Great prices and great stuff.

This place is a madhouse!…read more Looking at the prices, I can see why. If you're searching for clothes to wear just for one season, this is the place to come. Are things well-made? not really. Are they good quality? nope Will they last for years? hah, right. Stylish? depends on who you're asking. likely not. cheap? absolutely. Did I buy anything? sure. a pair of knock-off uggs for my mum & slippers for the home. 6 euros each. you can't beat that. You can find parkas and jackets for under 20 Euros, and exercise clothes for super cheap. Perfect for if you're in a pinch and need something without breaking the bank. the clothes are probably made by children in sweatshops - I don't know how anything can be sold at those prices... my conscience won't let me go back and purchase more from them... the slippers aren't even all that comfortable... but my bank account... sigh.

I've been in many dance shops in my life, and have NEVER received treatment more rude and unhelpful…read morethan this man. First off, he insisted on speaking only in Spanish, even though he said he spoke English too. I was looking for a pair of comfortable beginning flamenco shoes, and he brought me out one pair and informed me of their price, €65, but as I put them on, I realized that they were too narrow for my feet. I then asked (in Spanish) if he had any that were between price points, and looked a little more like the ones in the window. He said absolutely not, that I could either buy the beginner ones or the €200 ones. In a store filled floor to ceiling with shoeboxes, I find that extremely hard to believe. I asked to see a practice skirt, and since I like to see my feet when I practice (in every style of dance), I asked if he had a calf length one. Absolutely not he said, the only length of skirt for practicing flamenco is floor length. I asked the price, and he said €45, so I said truthfully that that was out of my price range for a skirt. I was going to leave it there and thank him for the help, but he then proceeded to LECTURE and yell at me about the quality of his items and how if I wanted quality then I needed to pay for it, and if I wanted cheap items I should get stuff from China. After that he practically slammed the door on my ass and muttered stuff behind my back while I was walking away. I have NEVER been treated with more disrespect in a dance shop, It seems like he's only interested in selling to people with cash to blow, and not interested at all at helping someone who is just a beginner. I came in really excited and I wasn't trying to hustle him or be a cheapskate in ANY way, and yet he still treated me like total shit! Unbelievable.

This is the place to go for anything flamenco-related. They sell practice attire, costumes, fans,…read morehair accessories, you name it. The shop is tiny and crammed with ruffled skirts. You need to ring the doorbell and they will let you in. Staff were very helpful as I was looking for a long skirt to wear for practice. They showed me all the different options and there is a back room (also stuffed with dresses hanging from the ceiling) where you can try stuff on, although it's not really a change room.