Isabela Mercado Gourmet

Yeah, let’s get it out of the way. This place is posh and trendy. And yes, the prices are higher than usual. But, once again, Madrid has reinvented itself and hit the nail right on the head.
There are two floors. The first floor is more oriented around to-go food, Spanish hams, foie gras, and olives. But it’s the second floor that makes this “market” stand out. You can find stalls offering Mexican and Peruvian food alongside others offering oysters, prawns, and sushi. The place is quite charming, pleasant, and is always impeccably clean. The tables are nice and high, so you can while standing, and there’s an interior terrace where you can sample the goods non-stop.