First time hitting up a Primark, and now I'm a fan. The store itself is worth a visit alone…read more Got in near closing time, and it was still really packed. Managed to snag a few items at a good price. Hopefully they'll consider moving into the Canadian market sometime soon!

This UK department store is so grand and opulent. There are like 5 floors of apparel for men, women…read moreand children. Although I didn't make a purchase I am sure a lot of people are buying if they are able to maintain such a large location in the heart of Barcelona. Prices are pretty reasonable and the store is trendy and appealing to the younger crowd.

FYI XXX is not an adult bookstore or cinema. XXX is a small men's boutique and was a pleasant…read moresurprise. There were several well known clothing brands that cater to gay clientele, such as Barcode. Possibly due to August being the summer season end, there were 15-25-35% off sales on many of the items. Good value! There are two fitting rooms to try on for size, and the one staff person was friendly and helpful. I went twice! The sister shop is a half block away, but I never seemed to go by when it was open. I was told there were different brands inside. The Chueca gayborhood has a number of cute and cool small stores. It's a fun place to shop even though the open hours seem odd, mostly late afternoon and early evening.

I love this store! I have been coming here for years, it is definitely the Spanish department…read morestore! They have everything, I am impressed that they are still staying in business with all the online retail these days. They literally have everything here, I wish this store was in Florida, so many things (especially furniture) that I would love to have at home! The prices were great, but just getting it home would be the issue. There are 8 floors of stuff, and you could spend hours in there looking, They also have a post office there. The staff were great, they spoke good english and helped me find things. And, FOOD! You can eat a full meal there, but I choose to eat other places. They also have a tourist area, where you can purchase gifts to bring home. I love this place!

September 2024 this El Corte Ingles was under construction. Walking into the building parts of the…read moreground floor were cordoned off behind floor to ceiling tarp. Some of the middle floors between the 5th and 9th floors were completely closed while others were partially accessible. Heading up to the 9th floor first, on a Monday around noon it was fairly empty, maybe a couple dozen tourists wandering around or ordering some late breakfast /early lunch. About a dozen food options with both restaurant-specific and shared seating areas. Shelves of numerous gourmet food ingredients and gifts, fill the rest of the floor, along with a wide selection of wines. What's also nice about this location is the rooftop terrace which runs along one southwest side of the building, with mostly unobstructed views of the surrounding city rooftops. The basement levels contain a supermarket, and also a food court level that was under construction when I was there. They have all the normal grocery store categories here, good spot to pick up some food souvenirs too!

This store in the heart of Puerto del Sol in Madrid, ES is a discount brand from Zara. The apparel…read moreoffers better value and nice in trend pieces. The store layout is spacious and multiple floors. The men's section is on main floor and it's huge. The merchandise is presented nice and easy to reach. I bought a matching tshirt and shorts combo. The fabric is thick and of good quality. This outfit will be perfect for lounging on a beach or patio in summer. The checkout process in Europe is so modern. They have self checkout and regular checkout. Self checkout can use AI to scan the items you are buying. Very cool! I wish they bring this technology to Canada but unfortunately the honesty and integrity values are not the same as Spain.

I love this place. I first travelled to Madrid over six years ago and I remembered going to a Zara…read moreoutlet along the Gran Via so on a recent visit decided to see if it was still therelucky for me it was! Although the name has now changed to 'Lefties', the great bargains are still there. A plain black cardigan for only 4 euros and a lovely lightweight trench jacket for a bargain 16 euros! I remember seeing this in a Zara shop in the UK for £60!

While visiting Madrid I came across this shop. This place is exactly what comes to mind when I…read morethink of a thrift shop. Cute items at very low prices. Items were between 3 and 15 euros. That's a steal! All jeans were 5 euros. I purchased two pairs. I am from New York and they had very rare items items that were popular in the 90's like Karl Kani and Coogi. I even found some Gucci and Moschino in the mix. There were tons of items and accessories to choose from in excellent condition. I would highly recommend visiting this shop before others for their low prices if you're in Madrid.

A great selection of unique and stylish vintage pieces. I was spoilt for choice. Also a big and…read moreairy store. The prices were fairly high but thoroughly worth it. Highly recommend a visit!