Guided food tours in Madrid worth your time and money. operators we would actually book.

Recommended food tours

Devour Madrid ★ 4.6

3.5 hoursEUR 105

Route: Huertas and Plaza Santa Ana evening tapas, vermut, jamon iberico, 6 stops

Devour Madrid's evening tapas tour walks Barrio de las Letras through Plaza Santa Ana, La Venencia sherry bar, the cocido-and-vermut counters and ends with chocolate con churros at San Gines.

Plaza Santa Ana 14, 28012 Madrid Book tour →

Eating Europe ★ 4.4

4 hoursEUR 95

Route: La Latina and Lavapies tapas crawl, vermut, callos, croquetas, 4 stops

Eating Europe's Madrid tapas tour walks La Latina and Lavapies, with stops at La Pequena Graciela for vermut, El Rey de Gallinejas for offal, and Casa Amadeo for caracoles. Wine pairings included.

Plaza de la Paja 1, 28005 Madrid Book tour →

Madrid Food Tour ★ 4.4

3.5 hoursEUR 89

Route: Centro tapas walk: Mercado San Miguel, Casa Labra, vermut bars, 5 stops

Madrid Food Tour's classic Centro walk takes 12 people through Plaza Mayor, Mercado San Miguel, Casa Labra for bacalao and a Las Letras wine bar, with vermut, jamon and 8 tastings included.

Plaza Mayor 27, 28012 Madrid Book tour →

Context Travel ★ 4.5

3 hoursEUR 120

Route: History-led tapas walk: Centro, Lavapies, food culture in 4 stops

Context Travel's Madrid food tour is the docent-led history-and-food walk through Lavapies and the Centro working quarters, with stops at Mercado Anton Martin and Casa Amadeo, covering Madrid's cocido and offal history.

Plaza de Tirso de Molina, 28012 Madrid Book tour →

Naked Madrid ★ 4.3

3 hoursEUR 75

Route: La Latina Sunday rastro and vermut crawl: Cava Baja taberna route, 5 stops

Naked Madrid's Sunday rastro and vermut crawl walks the La Latina Cava Baja taberna route on Sundays only, with stops at Casa Lucio, Taberna Tempranillo, Malacatin and Casa Amadeo for caracoles.

Plaza de la Cebada 3, 28005 Madrid Book tour →

Devour Madrid ★ 4.4

3 hoursEUR 89

Route: Mercado de San Miguel and Centro: gilda, jamon iberico, oyster counter, 5 stops

Devour Madrid's market tour anchors at Mercado de San Miguel, the iron-and-glass 1916 gourmet market, with gilda tapas at Casa Real Andaluza, oysters at La Casa del Bacalao and jamon iberico tasting.

Plaza de San Miguel, 28005 Madrid Book tour →

Food Tours in Madrid, FAQ

When is the best time to eat in Madrid?

Peak food season in Madrid is year-round.

What time do people eat in Madrid?

Local dining hours: lunch around 12:30, dinner from 19:30.

How does tipping work in Madrid?

service is typically included; small extra is welcome but not expected.

What is the one dish to try in Madrid?

Ask the next local you meet what they would order. Madrid rewards trust.

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