Gourmet Experience Castellana — Restaurant in Madrid

I Lost my Cellphone while eating at this restaurant. A woman in her 50s came to our table asking if the table in front of us was empty (we didnt really respond to the woman just make hand sign for about 5 second, because the woman asked in Spanish and we don't speak Spanish) , the woman looked good, wore a shawl, dressed well. She came to our table twice. the second time he came to our table again just to take the tissue at the table in front of us. In less than 5 minutes the cellphone was taken and when we checked on the Apple Watch 5 minutes later Find My iPhone was turned off. the security guard didn't do anything meaningful, just asking the chronology and asking our data, even though we immediately reported 5 minutes later, the just recommend us to go to police station which is can not be reach by on foot. The incident occurred around 8 p.m, while not really many people there, thats why we are pretty sure that woman is the thief. TIPS: For foreign tourists, I highly recommend not eating at food court restaurants like Gourmet Experience because it will be easy for anyone ( even not costumers ) to come to your dining table. BEWARE OF...

Gourmet Experience Castellana is a standout culinary destination tucked inside El Corte Inglés on Paseo de la Castellana. Think of it as a stylish food hall with beautifully designed corners serving everything from oysters and tapas to sushi, pizza, melt-in-your-mouth croquettes, cured meats, and steaks. There’s a central bar surrounded by comfortable nooks and high tables—perfect for sharing bites or enjoying a glass of wine.  

The atmosphere is relaxed and chic, with helpful staff and a laid-back pace that invites you to explore different flavors at your leisure. I appreciated the diverse options and the opportunity to sample small, carefully crafted dishes—ideal when you want a little bit of everything.  

The views of Madrid from up there are subtle but enjoyable, and the open layout makes it a great spot for a casual lunch or evening with friends. Prices lean toward mid-high, but the variety, quality, and presentation make it feel worth the splurge. A solid option if you want variety, ambiance, and convenience—all...

They carry a great selection of high end wines and cheeses. They also have a nice set up of about a dozen food stands. Juan working at the liquors department is the best and he was incredibly helpful with finding rare Japanese whiskys. They also carry some super high end jamon, at about 200 euros a kilo, but this stuff is righteous, with its beautiful fat marbling and its melty texture and its funky...