The best Madrid food and drink
Tapas crawls through La Latina and the Barrio de las Letras, wine tastings, markets and cooking classes. The best-rated food and drink tours in Madrid.
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ViatorMadrid Tapas & Wine Tasting Food Tour – Small Group Local Bars
3 hoursFrom €79
ViatorMadrid Tapas & Taverns Small Group Food & History Tour
3 hoursFrom €63
ViatorMadrid Pub Crawl: Club Entry, Bars & Shots
4 hoursFrom €16.99
ViatorToledo Tour & Vineyard Experience with Wine Tasting from Madrid
8 hoursFrom €74.99
ViatorMadrid Tapas & Wine Tour with Rooftop Views and Local Guide
4 hoursFrom €88.19
ViatorMadrid: Paella Cooking Class with Bottomless Wine Pairing
2.5 hoursFrom €119
ViatorPaella Workshop with Bottomless Sangria in Central Madrid
3 hoursFrom €65
ViatorMadrid Countryside Wineries Guided Tour with Wine Tasting
6 hoursFrom €145
ViatorMadrid: Historic Tapas & Food Tour with 10+ Tastings and Drinks
3 hoursFrom €98
ViatorMadrid Tapas Wine and History Tour
3 hoursFrom €72
ViatorFlamenco Show & Special Menu at Torres Bermejas in Madrid
1 hourFrom €28
ViatorMadrid Food Tour: Tapas, Wine & Local Bars
3.5 hoursFrom €80
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Madrid's food culture is built around the tapas crawl, moving from bar to bar for a drink and a small plate in each. The tours on this page take you through the classic areas for it, La Latina, the Barrio de las Letras and the streets around Plaza Mayor and Sol, with tastings of jamón, cheese, croquetas, vermouth and wine. Some add a market visit, a churros stop or a cooking class where you make paella and sangria.
Before you book
Madrid eats late. Evening tours often start at about 7pm or later and run for three hours, which counts as dinner. Check what is included, how many stops and drinks, and whether dietary needs can be met. Avoid booking a big lunch beforehand.
Madrid food and drink: questions
What time do tapas tours start in Madrid?
Most evening tours start between about 6pm and 8pm and last around three hours. Daytime tours often include a market.
Do tapas tours replace dinner?
Usually yes. Check the number of stops and dishes on the listing.
Are vegetarian options available?
Many operators can adapt, but jamón and seafood feature heavily, so tell them when you book.