Great store with nice staff. As a person with a love for makeup, this store satisfied my dabbling…read moreneeds while in Spain and I love their selection of great products! Honestly feel like this is a great alternative to MAC at a lower price point. I love MAC too, but NYX is a solid and professional quality brand that I wear often. Come here if you're in the Madrid area. Staff were super friendly and helpful with selecting colors for my skin tone. Hint hint-wish we had these stores in the U.S. too!

Had a nice experience visiting this store. They have a lovely selection of items made with olive…read moreoil, ranging from foods to skincare products. The member of the staff (maybe she was the owner, I'm not sure) was very kind, helpful, and patient. The prices aren't cheap, but the quality is good. It was a nice place to grab a few olive oil-based souvenirs to take home and share as gifts with friends and family.

Love taking new coworkers to La Chinata. We all walked out with bags full of olive oil and lotions…read moreto share at home with family and friends. I wish the store could ship to the US so we could all mail order our favorite things.

This is my go to place to buy great price perfumes! I've received freebies with purchase too!read more

Limited make up. They didnt have a lot. But very friendly staff. The people were very helpfull and…read morenice. They did their best to help me to find the products that i wanted.

we dont have sephora in the uk so i always make a beeline for one when visiting europe/usa. I was…read moreso disappointed with this shop! Everything I was looking at had no stock, no testers available on loads of products and really messy displays, miserable check out staff and staff just standing around chatting - really disappointed.

I really enjoyed all their locations in Spain. The stores were always well organized with plenty of…read moresopping options and well staffed with friendly and helpful employees. The intimate or lingerie department had beautiful and high quality lines as well as designs made in Spain at reasonable prices. The extended return policy also helps if not trying on items in the store or in a hurry. Their stores are multi levels food and grocery items in the lower level, perfumes shoes, handbags electronics on second, women's, men's etc. don't know how many of you will relate but back in the day "Burdines" which is now known as Macy's only had Restaurants in their stores and La Corte Inglés has a wonderful restaurant that brought back memories. Didn't want to give away my age but it's like saying I'm from the era of whoolworth's, Tom McCann Shoes, tube TV's, cellular phones were a brick and Wordstar was the it program lol! I definitely recommend you visit La Corte Inglés for the experience. Their window displays are like the old fashioned ones. The decorations throughout the entire store was impressive. If you can visit late November to mid December you will be blown away. Hasta luego,

El Corte Inglés S.A. (English: The English Cut as in tailor's cut) is Spain's only remaining…read moredepartment store chain, as well as owner of several associated businesses. The primary flagship store for the chain is located in Madrid at 79, Raimundo Fernández Villaverde Street. It encompasses several buildings and carries the most comprehensive collection of designers of any large store in Spain. I briefly coaxed Gayle into one building of the Madrid Complex sometime during the evening before Día de la Hispanidad. El Corte Inglés was also close to the Hotel, so why not? I don't recall what I was looking for, but I remember the entire place to be packed with people. We walked and shopped around, but left relatively quickly. After all, we didn't come to Spain to spend too much time in a large equivalent of Macy's. And as Gayle and I later traveled through Bilboa, San Sebastian, Girona, or Barcelona, there was a El Corte Inglés around just in case we changed our mind. Yet, there's a grocery store in the basement and one always needs wine and nibbles on the road......

Stumbled upon this cool bar /restaurant on a trip to Madrid…read moreIt's under a storefront Very unique cool fun cocktails Can't comment on the food as we didn't eat here

I bought a gift that I had to return and was denied a cash refund, being forced to accept a store…read morecredit voucher without any prior agreement. I had to file a formal complaint with the Consumer Office. I was a regular customer, but with this treatment they have lost me for good -- I'd rather shop at a flea market. A premium-priced store should have a customer service policy to match."

Adored this little boutique in Malasaña and bought some art, a couple postcards, some earrings and…read morean adorable purse to remind me of an amazing trip to an amazing city. If you're looking for a unique, locally-made gift... that isn't going to be another Spain keychain look no further. From men's and women's clothing, hilarious socks, jewelry, artwork, accessories I could not imagine coming here and leaving empty handed. Note: The other Yelp listing for this store shows the address as Calle del Noviciado, 9. This is incorrect. We went there and encountered two women working behind a large desk. They explained that it's actually a workroom, whereas the location on San Vicente Ferrer is an actual retail location. There is one other retail location in Huertas on de Las Huertas, 37.

This store is a wonderful place for flamenco dance paraphenalia - hair combs (peiñetas), neck…read morescarves (picos), large shawls (mantones), small fans (abanicos) and big fans (pericones), and earrings (pendientes). The staff has been there for years and they are helpful and patient. D'Pertinez has their own factory, so they make all their costumes and shawls. Oh, and the prices are the best in Madrid. Need I say more?