Madrid · MADRID FOOD & MARKET TOURS
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Out of 19 madrid food & market tours on this site, these 15 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and the standout details are below: choose in five minutes, then get back to the fun part of planning.
Small-group Madrid tapas tour with vermouth, Asturian cider, and local taverns plus a history walk through plazas and royal sights.
“This tour was amazing. Our guide, José, was so knowledgeable and passionate about the history and food. This was the first thing we did when we got to Spain, and I very highly recommend.”
A 3-hour Madrid food walk with small-group tastings at a market, deli, pastry shop, plus hot chocolate and churros or tapas.
“Flo is an energetic tour guide and took us to places we would have never known about. The food was amazing and definitely enough for a meal! This tour is a must do for the food as well as the information sharing.”
Madrid historic centre tapas and wine walk with seasonal pastry, squid sandwich, vermouth, and a daily Secret Dish in a small group.
“This was the perfect way to explore the city and learn about local culture and cuisine. There were seven people in our group which was a great size for navigating the streets and seating in the restaurants. It allowed us to get to know others in the group and hear our guide Jorge, when he was talking. Jorge was the perfect guide and host for the tour. His knowledge of the country, city, and local scene was outstanding. He was attentive and connected with everyone in the group. He made sure we were happy, and made us felt cared for. He asked for feedback our impressions as we were progressing…”
Taste nine tapas and Spanish wine in La Latina with priority entry to five spots, plus a walk past Madrid Centro sights.
“We loved our tour. We happened to be the only ones at our chosen time so it was very personalized. Layla our tour guide was super nice, energetic, knowledgeable, and super helpful with recommendations. I would definitely recommend.”
Market visit plus hands-on tapas, croquetas, patatas bravas and paella in Madrid’s Huertas, with vermouth and lunch included.
“Nice clean professional cooking class room. Informative but rather too formal for truly learning Spanish cooking. You don't get to cook your own dishes but you participate with a bit of chopping and a bit of stirring of the cook's main dishes. Would have been better if dishes were made more personally by between 2 people. Otherwise still fun with our friends.”
A 2.5-hour Madrid tapas and market walk in Malasaña with 6 tastings, churros breakfast, and local drinks in a small group.
“What a fun tour. Go hungry as you’ll have plenty of foods to try. The churros and porros with chocolate sauce and coffee were an excellent ‘first’ breakfast. The savory breakfast of jamon and cheese and wine/beer was equally good. We visited the Mercado and had samplings of olives, anchovies and figs. One of the most interesting stop was to sample olive oils. We ended with a wonderful meal of warm tapas and more drinks. We didn’t need to eat for the rest of the day. I highly recommend this tour.”
Private Madrid food walk in Chueca with 6 or 10 tastings, Spanish classics like patatas bravas, plus culture stops and a local guide.
“This was a horrible food tour. We could not have been more disappointed. The tour went to one bar and one restaurant a block away. We received a small nameless glass of wine and then went to one restaurant and were served three very small dishes . Two were local Spanish food and the other had nothing to do with Madrid cuisine. In total we had 5 “tastings” on a tour labeled as “ a 6 to 10 tasting private walking tour “. The food was not good and there was no explanation given about the area, the food or the culture. We never walked anywhere and we were offended…”
Walk La Latina’s tapas stops with vermouth, wine and sweet churros. Priority dining, menu help, and local tips in 2.5 hours.
“Sergio was a fantastic guide for the tapas tour! Food and company was amazing. Definitely recommend it!”
3-hour Madrid food tour with 15+ tastings at 8 family-run stops, from Chocolate Madrid and vermouth to cheese and calamari.
“Our guide Flo was amazing. Could not rate her high enough. All tasting were high quality and delicious.”
Small-group Madrid tapas tour with squid sandwich, tortilla, Manchego, vermouth, and a secret dish revealed on the day for $60.
“We enjoyed our guide, Jorge! He was very knowledgeable and provided us with great information about the places we went, the history of the restaurants, and the tapas and drinks that we shared on the tour. Very enjoyable experience!”
2-hour Madrid street food walk from Plaza Mayor to Puerta del Sol with market tastings, calamari, churros and chocolate, plus local guide stories.
“Our guide, Claudia, was fantastic! She provided interesting facts about the city and the market history throughout the tour as well as information about the food and culture in Spain.”
Private Madrid historic-centre food walk with Iberian ham, vermouth, squid sandwich, markets, and a changing Secret Dish in about 3 hours.
“Jorge was great, he was extremely informative and accommodating. There is a lot of information, it is probably better to schedule this tour early on in your trip as you get information about where to go and what to do in Madrid.”
2-hour English food walk in central Madrid: Plaza Mayor, outdoor market stops near San Miguel, chocolate treats, and Puerta del Sol.
“Fun tour of the market with a pintxo and cheese sample then a visit to a local spot for calamari sandwich with potatoes and a drink. Finally some treats (choc covered churro, turrones) for dessert. Jose did a great job running the tour simultaneously in two languages for me (english) and a brazilian guest (portuguese). I appreciated that we got to make choices for the pintxo and the cheese sample!”
Taste 9 tapas at 5 La Latina spots with wine and vermouth, plus Madrid Centro history on a 150-minute guided walk, from $84.
“Karina was an amazing tour guide. Had a wonderful experience and would recommend.”
A 3.5-hour Madrid tapas walk with wine or beer, guided history stops, and classic bites from Santa Ana to San Ginés.
“Our guide Osmel was very knowledgeable & friendly. We had a great tour & got taken to some cool places to try different food.”
