Mercado de la Paz
Of Madrid’s many traditional food markets, Salamanca’s is the most beautiful and sophisticated. None can match its presentation of silvery fish and crustaceans on ice, perfectly piled fruit and veg, aged meats and cheeses, and dozens of varieties of olives. In common with many of Madrid’s revived markets, there are also good options for a drink and a snack. Here, they are dominated by Casa Dani, legendary purveyors of tortilla española. They have a restaurant, bar, and takeaway shop within the market, turning out a non-stop supply of delicious, gooey-centered potato omelet.
Of Madrid’s many traditional food markets, Salamanca’s is the most beautiful and sophisticated. None can match its presentation of silvery fish and crustaceans on ice, perfectly piled fruit and veg, aged meats and cheeses, and dozens of varieties of olives. In common with many of Madrid’s revived markets, there are also good options for a drink and a snack. Here, they are dominated by Casa Dani, legendary purveyors of tortilla española. They have a restaurant, bar, and takeaway shop within the market, turning out a non-stop supply of delicious, gooey-centered potato omelet.
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