Typical British gourmet products. That's the first thing that came to my mind when I heard about Living in London. But it is much more, on one hand there is the delicatessen shop but also a British goods store, specialized in gifts and decoration objects.
So, forget about all the British stereotypes, say goodbye to the Union Jack and embrace the sweet and delicate decoration of the English countryside. The decoration looks like a lovely country doll house, and all the details are carefully taken care of.
Jams, many kinds of English teas, cookies, sweets..., everything looks delicious and is not extremely expensive for being import products.
Perfect for breakfast or for an afternoon snack, the pastries and cakes are made on site, baked and presented with jam and clotted cream, following the true English style. My recommendations: their signature sandwiches and, of course, scones, the classic English teatime treat. Besides, they are very difficult to find in Madrid. They also have delivery service from their website.
Find your way with 243 Insider Tips from our Local Spotters
"Bô Coffee" in Madrid is a new coffee shop with a 'healthy not healthy' menu - from avo toast w/ nutritional yeast to incredibly decadent cookies...
by
At first glance, "Cafés Tornasol" in Madrid is not very different from other specialty coffee shops, but what makes them special is their savory dishes...
by
"Fundación Mapfre" in Madrid is an excellently curated exhibition that's very well lit & hung. At a reasonable 3 euros, a great way to spend an hour or so.
by
"Plaza de Olavide" is one of most laid-back squares you'll find in Madrid, and a place I like spending some time with friends without spending a fortune.
by
"Museo Lázaro Galdiano" in Madrid comprises almost 5,000 pieces on display. Here you'll find well-known names and pieces. Free entrance for the last hour.
by
Delish Vegan Doughnuts Madrid makes donuts so popular they sell out every day! All their 12 varieties look sinful, like you need confession afterwards.
by
Today at Matadero there are a whole host of events and exhibitions, offered all year round, highlighting the visual arts, fashion, design, film, and music.
by
Hidden in Madrid’s Salamanca district, Brownie’s café offers a Parisian-style courtyard, specialty coffee by Hola Coffee, and a cozy mix of fashion and flavors.
by
"Club Alma Sensai" in Madrid is a private club for women but also open to a few good men. It is a concept in exclusive leisure, fun and elegance...
by
"La Mejor Tarta de Chocolate del Mundo" in Madrid doesn't just make the best chocolate cake in the world because the names says so. It's not joking around.
by
243 Insider Tips from our local Spotters
Authentic Stories by Real People
Escape the Crowd & Travel Slow 🐌
✓ 0 Insider Tips from our local Spotters
✓ 243 Insider Tips