Antón Martín Market

This shopping centre, named after the famous Plaza de Antón Martín, is part of the new trend for gourmet markets, where traditional food stalls sit alongside various restaurants, serving up largely street food and international cuisine, with flavours of Spain, Italy, Asia and Latin America.

The market is spread over three floors: on the ground and first floors, there are over 60 food stalls, as well as various eateries, and on the third floor we find the "Amor de Dios" dance school, which has been teaching Spanish dance since 2002. 

Some of the food stalls offer home delivery, and on the first Saturday of every month, there are children’s workshops.