



by Devour Madrid Food Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€158This three-hour walking food tour in central Madrid includes eight tasting stops with more than 15 food samples and one drink. The tour begins at a neighborhood café known for churros and hot chocolate; this stop is available only on morning tours. Afternoon tours start at a tapas bar, where participants try two local tapas and a beer instead. The group then visits a small bakery run by a baker from northern Spain to taste chorizo-filled bread rolls and learn about Madrid’s bread culture. Next, the tour continues to Mercado de Antón Martín, a local market where participants sample olives, cured meats, fresh produce, and extra virgin olive oil. While at the market, the group also drinks red vermouth and hears about its cultural significance. After the market, the tour moves to a neighborhood deli with a history of political meetings, where participants sit down for a cheese tasting featuring varieties from different parts of Spain along with explanations of their origins. The next stop is a bar near Plaza Mayor to try a fried calamari sandwich, eaten standing up as locals do. The tour ends at Plaza Mayor, Madrid’s main square, where the guide discusses its historical importance. The tour includes an English-speaking local guide, all tastings, and one drink. It does not include hotel pickup or gratuities. The tour covers Spanish cuisine and requires walking at a moderate pace. It can accommodate some dietary restrictions with advance notice but is not suitable for vegans, those with celiac disease, or guests with mobility impairments.
Neighborhood Café
The tour starts at a café known for its churros and chocolate. This stop is available only on morning tours. For the 5 pm tour, guests visit a tapas bar instead to try two local tapas and a beer.
30 min
Local Bakery
Visit a small bakery run by a baker from northern Spain. Here, you learn why good bread is rare in Madrid and taste homemade rolls filled with chorizo.
15 min
Mercado de Antón Martín
Explore this local market where residents shop daily. Taste olives, cured meats, local produce, and extra virgin olive oil. Also, drink red vermouth while learning about its cultural role.
40 min
Neighborhood Deli
Stop at a deli with a history of secret meetings against the 1930s dictatorship. Sit down for a tasting of various Spanish cheeses while learning about their origins.
35 min
Fried Calamari Sandwich Stop
Try a fried calamari sandwich with calamari rings in light batter, served standing outside a bar near Plaza Mayor, following local tradition.
30 min
Plaza Mayor
End the tour at Plaza Mayor, Madrid's central square, known for being the site of many important historical and current events.
30 min
Please arrive 15 minutes prior to the start of your tour, your guide will be waiting for you holding a red Devour Tours tote bag or sign. This tour meets at Plaza Santa Ana at the statue of Calderon de la Barca in front of the big, white hotel.




by Devour Madrid Food Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€158This three-hour walking food tour in central Madrid includes eight tasting stops with more than 15 food samples and one drink. The tour begins at a neighborhood café known for churros and hot chocolate; this stop is available only on morning tours. Afternoon tours start at a tapas bar, where participants try two local tapas and a beer instead. The group then visits a small bakery run by a baker from northern Spain to taste chorizo-filled bread rolls and learn about Madrid’s bread culture. Next, the tour continues to Mercado de Antón Martín, a local market where participants sample olives, cured meats, fresh produce, and extra virgin olive oil. While at the market, the group also drinks red vermouth and hears about its cultural significance. After the market, the tour moves to a neighborhood deli with a history of political meetings, where participants sit down for a cheese tasting featuring varieties from different parts of Spain along with explanations of their origins. The next stop is a bar near Plaza Mayor to try a fried calamari sandwich, eaten standing up as locals do. The tour ends at Plaza Mayor, Madrid’s main square, where the guide discusses its historical importance. The tour includes an English-speaking local guide, all tastings, and one drink. It does not include hotel pickup or gratuities. The tour covers Spanish cuisine and requires walking at a moderate pace. It can accommodate some dietary restrictions with advance notice but is not suitable for vegans, those with celiac disease, or guests with mobility impairments.
Neighborhood Café
The tour starts at a café known for its churros and chocolate. This stop is available only on morning tours. For the 5 pm tour, guests visit a tapas bar instead to try two local tapas and a beer.
30 min
Local Bakery
Visit a small bakery run by a baker from northern Spain. Here, you learn why good bread is rare in Madrid and taste homemade rolls filled with chorizo.
15 min
Mercado de Antón Martín
Explore this local market where residents shop daily. Taste olives, cured meats, local produce, and extra virgin olive oil. Also, drink red vermouth while learning about its cultural role.
40 min
Neighborhood Deli
Stop at a deli with a history of secret meetings against the 1930s dictatorship. Sit down for a tasting of various Spanish cheeses while learning about their origins.
35 min
Fried Calamari Sandwich Stop
Try a fried calamari sandwich with calamari rings in light batter, served standing outside a bar near Plaza Mayor, following local tradition.
30 min
Plaza Mayor
End the tour at Plaza Mayor, Madrid's central square, known for being the site of many important historical and current events.
30 min
Please arrive 15 minutes prior to the start of your tour, your guide will be waiting for you holding a red Devour Tours tote bag or sign. This tour meets at Plaza Santa Ana at the statue of Calderon de la Barca in front of the big, white hotel.