Ultimate Madrid food tour

Overview

• •Sit down with Alfonso for a churro dipped in thick hot chocolate, Spain's most famous breakfast, at the neighborhood spot most visitors walk straight past
• •Step into a Galician bakery bringing the bread traditions of northwest Spain to the capital
• •Hear the story behind a wine and cheese shop whose family played a quiet role in Madrid's anti-fascist underground, then taste the cheese
• •Walk through Mercado de Antón Martín with four vendor stops: seven varieties of olive, hand-carved jamón from Jesús, extra virgin olive oil, and seasonal fruit
• •Eat a bocadillo de calamares at the bar with the longest line on Plaza Mayor, without waiting in it