We then headed to Mercado de San Miguel. Mercado de San Miguel is one of Madrid's oldest and most beautiful markets; it bills itself as a "culinary cultural center" and honestly I would agree. It is this big building that has about 3 rows of stalls that sell food; it kind of reminds me as a fancier Eastern Market (the indoor part). You can just roam, well shuffle because it was like sardines in there, and just buy tapas portion sizes of different food; o and we did including some paella. There are only a few standing tables but we made it work. This place was awesome and I wish we went back or went when we were a lot hungrier :)

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