Antón Martín Market

This shopping center, named after the well-known Plaza de Antón Martín, is another establishment joining the new trend of gourmet markets, where traditional stalls selling perishable foods coexist with several restaurants, predominantly serving street food and international cuisine, with Spanish, Italian, Asian, and Latin American flavors.

The market is divided into three floors: the ground and first floors house more than 60 food stalls, as well as several gastronomic establishments, and the third floor has been home to the "Amor de Dios" dance school, dedicated to teaching Spanish dance, since 2002.

Some stalls offer home delivery services.