Super cool super market in Madrid. I was able to get everything I needed and they have a great…read morebakery section.

Great selection of items. It feels like a CVS, the convenience is nice when you thought you packed…read moreeverything and now you can find the Spanish version of whatever you need.

There was a decent selection of just about everything I needed including some premade meals. I was…read moresatisfied with what I purchased. Very nice staff and good location.

This supermarket has ANYTHING and EVERYTHING Spain. Even hard to find items like squid ink…read more Friendly and helpful staff. Their ibérico ham, cut to order is great!

This is a nice Supermarket, very modern and large with a good range of products, even a small bit…read morefor Gluten Free as well as a large selection of Iced Coffees and more. Some items were overpriced compared to what we would pay in the UK however they do have some great items at reasonable value including Iced Coffee Drinks and Heinz Baked Beans. The staff were helpful and spoke a good knowledge of English to assist me to find Gluten Free and at the Checkout. I also like the computerised screens similar to What we (UK) have in Post offices, calling people out to a checkout on a electronical screen.

I am adding this review to correct my previous one. This is a great market for many reasons:…read more1. Convenient hours 2. Great location 3 First class products 4. Friendly and helpful staff 5. Very clean and well lit environment 6 Great variety of products and spices. I cook Haitian, Spanish, French, Indian, Chinese, Mexican, Cuban/Dominican, Jewish, Jamaican and Trinidadian dishes. I was raised in the US and learned to cook my favorite dishes from my friends. I find everything I need including a nice wok the refried beans for Mexican dishes, etc. My last review was an error I did not realize then that this market was not even aware that tainted water bottles had been placed there. Unfortunately, I bought 5 one liter bottles of different brands. Well deserved kudos to you!!! My heartfelt apologies, PS I am now in Rennes. I recently shopped at an excellent Carrefour market. I found the same standards of excellence. That reminded me of my early, unfair review. I am indeed sorry for any damage I may have caused to your reputation. Marie Durogene

Dia was the most comparable thing I could find to an American supermarket. Its locations were like…read morea larger 7-11 with some fresh produce and hot food offerings, with breakfast items and coffee to go. Throughout Spain I could depend on Dia for bottles of drinking water that were not marked up 200% like they were at most independently owned bodegas.

Now here's a market that better matches the spirit and versatility of Madrid than the far more…read morechaotic Mercado de San Miguel. This one's in Chueca, so it doesn't feel like it was in the thick of the tourist corridor. It sits on a quiet residential street just two minutes from the Chueca metro exit, in a neighborhood known for its independent character and social diversity. Compared with more traditional food halls, the market is modern, eco-friendly and definitely has a more global perspective when it comes to culinary options. Spread across three floors, the ground level functions as a traditional market with fresh produce and meats, while the first floor offers a wide variety of international bites in separate, non-identical tapas and fast-food stalls. The selection appears to have something for everyone tortillas and croquetas, fried seafood, Valencian paella, fresh sushi, traditional charcuterie, American-style burgers, a bevy of Middle Eastern baklava. The top floor features a stylish rooftop restaurant dominated by a terrace lounge. This floor is open to 1:30AM on weekends when it becomes quite the popular social hub for locals and tourists alike. CORRESPONDING REVIEW Mercado de San Miguel: https://yelp.to/BnA5RO0AL7 RELATED - Exploring Madrid? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/Y46frFzFOJ

One of the coolest food markets in a cool neighborhood. Lots of stalls to try and plenty of…read moreseating. I had a couple of tapas which were just about right. And grabbed a baklava at the stall by the entrance. Helpful service. Great vibe to try different dishes.

Was traveling here for work and found just what I needed at a reasonable cost. So much cheaper than…read moreCorta Ingles.

All I have to say about this place is GET THE ORANGE JUICE. My school was across the street and…read moreeveryday students from my program would go in between classes to get some of the fresh squeezed orange juice. There is literally nothing better for a hangover than this OJ. It single-handedly got me through going to school in Madrid.

This was a great find. I like to dabble in the kitchen a bit, particularly Asian food, but have…read morebeen finding the ingredients a bit difficult to obtain and expensive in Madrid. Then when wandering around the neighborhood, I stumbled across this moderately sized Chinese supermarket, which says simply Supermercado Productos Oriental over the door. Concise and to the point - I like it! They have a few specialty fresh goods (sprouts, plus some things I cannot name!), but not much fruit and veg generally. The freezer section is pretty extensive, containing all sorts of weird and wonderful things. But it's the selection of dry goods that's fabulous about this store... they have all of those hard to find Asian ingredients and the prices are ridiculously cheap. So far I've found vinegars and soy sauces from Japan, Thailand, China and the Philippines, as well as Thai curry pastes, rice wines, palm sugar, sweet chili sauces and tamarind; and this is only a fraction of what they have! So if you're keen in the kitchen, I highly recommend a visit!

From the owner: Productos orientales. Korea. China. Japón. Tailandia. Vietnam.read more