Antón Martín Market on Calle Santa Isabel combines food shopping with places to eat. Its stalls and kitchens occupy two trading floors, while the Amor de Dios dance school uses the upper floor. It makes an interesting stop between Lavapiés and Barrio de las Letras: shop for a few supplies or choose a meal, remembering that the building and its traders have different opening hours.
Highlights
The Santa Isabel entrance
The facade marks the market on a lively street. Also locate Pasaje Doré and the Duque de Fernán Núñez entrance so you can find your way after your visit.
Stalls alongside kitchens
Walk around the trading floors before ordering. Fresh produce sits alongside Spanish and international cooking; counters do not all serve at the same times.
The Amor de Dios school
The building houses this Spanish dance school, but there is no performance included in a market visit. Contact the school separately if you would like a lesson.
Practical info
Tips
Market admission is free; purchases and meals are paid for at each trader, at prices checked in October 2026. The tourist portal lists building access until 23:30, but this does not mean fresh produce stalls stay open in the evening. For lunch at a particular counter, check its menu and book if reservations are available.
How to get there
Calle de Santa Isabel, 5, 28012 Madrid. Metro Antón Martín (line 1). Additional entrances on Calle Duque de Fernán Núñez and Pasaje Doré. Buses 6, 26 and 32, stop 1921.
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