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Museo del Jamón
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Nearby attractions
Plaza Mayor
Pl. Mayor, Centro, 28012 Madrid, Spain
Puerta del Sol
Prta del Sol, s/n, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Casita-Museo de Ratón Pérez
C. del Arenal, 8, primera planta, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Joy Eslava Madrid
C. del Arenal, 11, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Plaza de Jacinto Benavente
Plaza de Jacinto Benavente, Centro, 28012 Madrid, Spain
Hammam Al Ándalus Madrid
C. de Atocha, 14, Centro, 28012 Madrid, Spain
El Oso y el Madroño
Prta del Sol, 1, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Real Casa de Correos
Prta del Sol, 7, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Monasterio de las Descalzas Reales
Pl. de las Descalzas, 3, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Plaza de Pontejos
C. del Correo, 3, Centro, 28012 Madrid, Spain
Nearby restaurants
Chocolatería San Ginés
Pasadizo de San Ginés, 5, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
La Mallorquina
Prta del Sol, 8, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Bar La Campana
C. de Botoneras, 6, Centro, 28012 Madrid, Spain
L'oro di Napoli Madrid
C. del Marqués Viudo de Pontejos, 13, Centro, 28012 Madrid, Spain
Restaurante DCorazon
Pl. Mayor, 30, Centro, 28012 Madrid, Spain
Rosi La Loca
C. de Cádiz, 4, Centro, 28012 Madrid, Spain
Estancia La Adriana - Restaurante Argentino
C. del Correo, 2, Centro, 28012 Madrid, Spain
Caluana
Calle de la Bolsa, 12, Centro, 28012 Madrid, Spain
La Rollerie
C. Mayor, 24, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Jollibee Madrid
C. del Arenal, 4, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Nearby hotels
Hostal Madrid
C. de Esparteros, 6, Centro, 28012 Madrid, Spain
Hotel Moderno
C. del Arenal, 2, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Petit Palace Posada del Peine
C. de Postas, 17, Centro, 28012 Madrid, Spain
TOC Hostel Madrid
Pl. de Celenque, 3, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Hostal Mayor
C. Mayor, 5, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Hostal Patria
C. Mayor, 10, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Hotel Petit Palace Puerta del Sol
C. del Arenal, 4, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Hostal Castilla II
C. del Marqués Viudo de Pontejos, 2, Centro, 28012 Madrid, Spain
Petit Palace Arenal
C. del Arenal, 16, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
A Nuestra Señora de la Paloma
C. de Esparteros, 12, Centro, 28012 Madrid, Spain
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Museo del Jamón

C. Mayor, 7, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
4.1(8.9K)
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attractions: Plaza Mayor, Puerta del Sol, Casita-Museo de Ratón Pérez, Joy Eslava Madrid, Plaza de Jacinto Benavente, Hammam Al Ándalus Madrid, El Oso y el Madroño, Real Casa de Correos, Monasterio de las Descalzas Reales, Plaza de Pontejos, restaurants: Chocolatería San Ginés, La Mallorquina, Bar La Campana, L'oro di Napoli Madrid, Restaurante DCorazon, Rosi La Loca, Estancia La Adriana - Restaurante Argentino, Caluana, La Rollerie, Jollibee Madrid
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+34 915 31 45 50
Website
museodeljamon.com

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Nearby attractions of Museo del Jamón

Plaza Mayor

Puerta del Sol

Casita-Museo de Ratón Pérez

Joy Eslava Madrid

Plaza de Jacinto Benavente

Hammam Al Ándalus Madrid

El Oso y el Madroño

Real Casa de Correos

Monasterio de las Descalzas Reales

Plaza de Pontejos

Plaza Mayor

Plaza Mayor

4.6

(60.6K)

Open 24 hours
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Puerta del Sol

Puerta del Sol

4.6

(53.6K)

Open 24 hours
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Casita-Museo de Ratón Pérez

Casita-Museo de Ratón Pérez

4.3

(2.7K)

Open 24 hours
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Joy Eslava Madrid

Joy Eslava Madrid

3.9

(2.6K)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Palacio Real de Madrid
Palacio Real de Madrid
Tue, Dec 9 • 2:00 PM
Calle de Bailén, s/n, Madrid, 28071
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Galería de las Colecciones Reales
Galería de las Colecciones Reales
Tue, Dec 9 • 2:00 PM
Calle de Bailén, s/n, Madrid, 28013
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Jurassic World The Experience Madrid
Jurassic World The Experience Madrid
Wed, Dec 10 • 4:00 PM
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Nearby restaurants of Museo del Jamón

Chocolatería San Ginés

La Mallorquina

Bar La Campana

L'oro di Napoli Madrid

Restaurante DCorazon

Rosi La Loca

Estancia La Adriana - Restaurante Argentino

Caluana

La Rollerie

Jollibee Madrid

Chocolatería San Ginés

Chocolatería San Ginés

4.3

(22.8K)

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La Mallorquina

La Mallorquina

4.1

(5K)

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Bar La Campana

Bar La Campana

4.5

(7.6K)

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L'oro di Napoli Madrid

L'oro di Napoli Madrid

4.6

(1.1K)

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Shannen YangShannen Yang
Tips for first-time tourists: 1. There are no english menus nor any english speaking servers or deli workers. at least the ones we asked. We just knew the very basics and had google translate so we were fine but be prepared. 2. The main floor is a bar and deli counter service for quick bites and purchases. They DO have sit down with menus on the 2nd and (for parties of 5+) 3rd floors! You have to direct yourself there as there's not really anyone at the front to guide you. We ordered fountain sized (see photo) hams which tasted awesome (duroc was my favorite), the gambas al ajillo, and the tbone steak. All of it was so good! Our server was pretty grumpy and rude though, which felt unwelcoming as we were scrambling with translation. He grumpily rushed us with ordering and explained that it was getting late (although it was only 11pm with their 1am closing time). We later saw him seat another table 20 minutes later without any rush in ordering so not sure what the deal was. Additionally, he kept clearing plates with some food left and as we were eating from them lol. For one of the times, he took my plate as I was still holding my food in my hand ?? I was too amusedly shocked to be mad. Other than that server, it was yummy and such a unique atmosphere. We got some packaged jamon afterwards as souvenirs!
BradBrad
Museo del Jamon is a charcuterie and local eatery with several branches spread around Madrid including this branch on Calle Mayor. This is a tourist friendly place to stop and see various meats, including several varieties of Iberian ham being cut and sold behind the counter. There is also a traditional bar setup where you can buy plates of ham, bocadillo (small sandwiches) with Iberian ham, salami or chorizo. If you visit in the morning, you can have affordable desayuno (breakfast) here, including eggs, bacon, orange juice and coffee. We found this to be an affordable, enjoyable and timely breakfast stop when we visited recently. Everything is quite casual, menus include English and bar staff are patient, helpful and very friendly, making this a convenient place if you want to visit a charcuterie shop and perhaps try some local Iberian ham or other cold cuts during your visit to Madrid.
Mo WagdyMo Wagdy
The Museo del Jamon location we went to was bustling with tourists. The shop is lined with all sort of hanging cured meats, and aesthetically is very inviting to those wanting a lovely atmosphere. However, the menu is a bit “gimmicky” and the jamon wasn’t nearly as good as I have had at other restaurants here in Madrid and around the world. It’s great place to learn a little about jamon and how it’s made, and they have a fine selection of beers and beverages. The server we had was very adept at English. If you’re looking for fine cuisine, maybe best to skip this place. But visually it stands out quite a bit on the main street and it’s definitely a great place to socialize with your group and with other travelers.
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Tips for first-time tourists: 1. There are no english menus nor any english speaking servers or deli workers. at least the ones we asked. We just knew the very basics and had google translate so we were fine but be prepared. 2. The main floor is a bar and deli counter service for quick bites and purchases. They DO have sit down with menus on the 2nd and (for parties of 5+) 3rd floors! You have to direct yourself there as there's not really anyone at the front to guide you. We ordered fountain sized (see photo) hams which tasted awesome (duroc was my favorite), the gambas al ajillo, and the tbone steak. All of it was so good! Our server was pretty grumpy and rude though, which felt unwelcoming as we were scrambling with translation. He grumpily rushed us with ordering and explained that it was getting late (although it was only 11pm with their 1am closing time). We later saw him seat another table 20 minutes later without any rush in ordering so not sure what the deal was. Additionally, he kept clearing plates with some food left and as we were eating from them lol. For one of the times, he took my plate as I was still holding my food in my hand ?? I was too amusedly shocked to be mad. Other than that server, it was yummy and such a unique atmosphere. We got some packaged jamon afterwards as souvenirs!
Shannen Yang

Shannen Yang

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Museo del Jamon is a charcuterie and local eatery with several branches spread around Madrid including this branch on Calle Mayor. This is a tourist friendly place to stop and see various meats, including several varieties of Iberian ham being cut and sold behind the counter. There is also a traditional bar setup where you can buy plates of ham, bocadillo (small sandwiches) with Iberian ham, salami or chorizo. If you visit in the morning, you can have affordable desayuno (breakfast) here, including eggs, bacon, orange juice and coffee. We found this to be an affordable, enjoyable and timely breakfast stop when we visited recently. Everything is quite casual, menus include English and bar staff are patient, helpful and very friendly, making this a convenient place if you want to visit a charcuterie shop and perhaps try some local Iberian ham or other cold cuts during your visit to Madrid.
Brad

Brad

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The Museo del Jamon location we went to was bustling with tourists. The shop is lined with all sort of hanging cured meats, and aesthetically is very inviting to those wanting a lovely atmosphere. However, the menu is a bit “gimmicky” and the jamon wasn’t nearly as good as I have had at other restaurants here in Madrid and around the world. It’s great place to learn a little about jamon and how it’s made, and they have a fine selection of beers and beverages. The server we had was very adept at English. If you’re looking for fine cuisine, maybe best to skip this place. But visually it stands out quite a bit on the main street and it’s definitely a great place to socialize with your group and with other travelers.
Mo Wagdy

Mo Wagdy

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2y

Tips for first-time tourists: There are no english menus nor any english speaking servers or deli workers. at least the ones we asked. We just knew the very basics and had google translate so we were fine but be prepared.

The main floor is a bar and deli counter service for quick bites and purchases. They DO have sit down with menus on the 2nd and (for parties of 5+) 3rd floors! You have to direct yourself there as there's not really anyone at the front to guide you.

We ordered fountain sized (see photo) hams which tasted awesome (duroc was my favorite), the gambas al ajillo, and the tbone steak. All of it was so good!

Our server was pretty grumpy and rude though, which felt unwelcoming as we were scrambling with translation. He grumpily rushed us with ordering and explained that it was getting late (although it was only 11pm with their 1am closing time). We later saw him seat another table 20 minutes later without any rush in ordering so not sure what the deal was. Additionally, he kept clearing plates with some food left and as we were eating from them lol. For one of the times, he took my plate as I was still holding my food in my hand ?? I was too amusedly shocked to be mad.

Other than that server, it was yummy and such a unique atmosphere. We got some packaged jamon afterwards...

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1.0
1y

I chose not the cheapest jamon to buy (76€ kg), the seller couldn't speak English and was annoined with me buying so little (100g). When I refused to buy more (I couldn't even if I wanted, because I don't speak Spanish and his English-speaking colleague went away), he cut me the worst parts of the jamon with much fat, he cut them thick and carelessly. I saw his colleague before cutting away these fat pieces from the same leg for Spanich-speaking customers. When I told him that I want normal meat, he was very rude and practically laughed at me. I paid, but I was very upset, then I opened the package and understood that I have to throw away the half. I buy jamon on a regular basis and I know, how it has to be. So I went back and asked the English-speaking colleague if this is normal. I had to cry, because this service is the opposite of friendly. He took my meat away and he apparently told the first one to give me money back and the first one threw them to me very rude. So the conclusion: if you are a tourist, don't expect a good service and you will be foolished and pay for bad quality. Yes, I got my money back, but the...

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1y

Una racion de calamares y dos aguas 19,20 vergonzoso caro no lo siguiente La cocacola a últimos de agosto ha 40 grados caliente es vergonzoso!el trato al cliente tambien es vergonzoso como podeis negar que te sientes en una mesa si vas a pedir un gazpacho esto es ridiculo y una falta de respeto al cliente!!!!El arroz que poneis llamandolo paella esta malisimo es arroz con cosas y muy mal echo no le podeis llamar paella a eso por dios con lo poco que cuesta hacer un arroz con pollo y marisco y hacerlo bien!!! Ademas me parece vergonzoso que estando comiendo 4 personas menu ospidamos un bocaillo de jamon de bellota y no lo sirvais en la mesa pidiendo 4 menus es vergonzos !encima ya lo cobrais pero bien que pena de extranjeros que tenga que comer eso pensando que aqui se come asi de mal!!!! esmeraros un poquito mas que pena de turistas que no puedan comer una paella minimamente en condiciones que pena!!!!! !! El jamón es muy mejorable el que teneis en general desde el serrano hasta el de bellota !!!!!!!!! Por cierto he visto a un camarero retirar un pan que ha sobrado en una mesa y echarlo a la caja donde sacan el pan y ponerlo en otra mesa y no tirarlo me parece vergonzoso por cuantas manos pasa el pan si no lo veo no lo creo y encima cobrado a otro cliente muy mal y muy poco higiénico lo que e visto hoy en el salon de abajo me parece fatal!!!!!!!! Aparte de cobrarlo aparte lo reciclan que verguenza de verdad que poca limpieza por esto os quito las 5 estrellas!!!!!!! Hoy no estaba tan bueno el gazpacho como otras veces estaba muy salado fuerte de vinagre y de ajo tomar nota por favor!!!!! No estropeis una cosa que normalmente haceis bien por favor!!!!!!Y no estaria de mas que pusierais un aperitivo antes de traer la comida a la de mesa con la bebida que no teneis ni un detalle!!!!!! No lo haceis nunca poner una tapa de chorizo o algo mientras sale la comida un detalle que ya lo pagamos cuando comemos de carta porcierto atienden mejor en el salon de arriba del todo y soy asiduo de años en este local Buenisimo el gazpacho exquisito y majisimo el camarero ronald super atento esta en el salon de arriba sitio muy recomendable mucha calidad en sus productos jamon de bellota y ibericos de lujo de lo mejorcito los calamares riquisimos las croquetas tambien el flan buenisimo casero merece mucho la pena este sitio lo recomiendo a todo el mundo para ir a comer o de tapas atomar algo tienen un choricito Picante riquísimo y por supuesto un trato inmejorable trabajan con mucha rapidez muy atentos alas mesas es un gusto comer en este sitio muy muy recomendable el camarero ronald que es estupenda persona los demas camareros son pesimos en la atencion al cliente deberíais de cuidarla mas y la atencion al publico hay lo dejo pensarlo y por cierto teneis muy altos...

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