Apartamento Mercado de la Cebada

A fun place to visit, with all kinds of vendors under one roof: books, bars, beef, chicken, seafood, fruit, and vegetables. Quite a few stalls were closed, though, so some aisles had very little open.

Nice market with accessible prices, and it still hasn’t gone all-in on the “gourmetization” that other newer markets use to attract tourists. There’s a shop selling pastrami sandwiches that look amazing, and the toilets were clean. Plenty of stalls were closed, though. The place has a lot of potential, but it didn’t feel very busy, which may be why so many shops were shut. The second floor is interesting too, with different stores and three old Nintendo consoles where you can play classics like Super Mario and take a trip back to the 80s.

If you’re around La Latina, stop by Frutas Cuestas!! The woman on the first floor makes tortilla with fresh eggs, and it was the best we had anywhere in Spain. It’s a great version if you haven’t had enough tortilla yet. Upstairs there’s a good gelato place, gelato lab, as well as lots of artisans and booths.

A local market selling both food and non-food goods, with plenty of food stalls and locally made produce and products. In the morning you’ll find fresh meat, seafood, and vegetables.