A buzzing place with a wide variety of all types of seafood. Pick what you want and they will cook it how you want. The sights and smells are fantastic…with animated young (and old) vendors trying to lure you to their seats, the competition is fierce…
We chose tiger prawns and squid for our dinner. Bit chewy but nice.
We slept in till 10 !!! arrggghh!
We still had ample time to play tourists in Madrid. Our hotel (Hotel Convenćion) is about half hr walk to the centre of Madrid … so we walked … whats 30 minutes when you’ve done the camino? lol
When in Madrid one must do what most madrids and tourists do…. visit the famous Mercado de san Miguel, a food lover’s paradise offering the many different culinary delights of Spain. Here you can shop, eat and drink … savoury and sweet … wines, beers and sangrias … even oysters and champagne. The atmosphere is vibrant … it is upmarket so not cheap but the experience is well worth it with all the temptations (sight taste smell) it has to offer.
We had a break from the markets at a very small local bar contemplating the rest of the day over a mojito …or 2!
Another trip to San Miguel for an afternoon snack before we head to the Las Cabeneras for dinner and flamenco dancing.
