Mercado de San Fernando

A 1940s neo-Mudéjar municipal market that locals actually use, where traditional butchers, fishmongers and grocers share corridors with a books-by-the-weight stall and food counters serving Peru, Venezuela, Japan, Mexico and Greece. The antithesis of the tourist food-court market: this is where the barrio shops and eats. Come for natural wine, a craft beer and a genuine cross-section of multicultural Lavapiés.