Madrid · LUNCH EXPERIENCES
The 11 best lunch experiences you can book right now — what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there and work down.
Coach tour from Madrid to Toledo’s Cathedral, synagogues and El Greco sights, with guided cobbled streets and optional tapas lunch. Bilingual.
“Awesome compliment to a Madrid visit! Good blend of history, beautiful sights, and urban exploration. Definitely recommend the full day option to see all of Toledo. Highly recommend!”
Madrid small-group tapas tour with 4 wine tastings and classics in four bars, plus jamón and churros at San Ginés. Lunch or dinner.
“This tour was amazing! We had such a good time. The food was so good! We definitely recommend this tour.”
Guided Prado highlights plus lunch at El Botín, the world’s oldest restaurant. Small-group English tour with art, food, and Madrid history.
“Prada museum was very crowded but our guide maneuvered us smoothly! Oldest restaurant was magnificent and suckling pig made the day!”
Madrid day trip to Toledo, Segovia and Ávila with guided walks, air-conditioned bus, Alcázar ticket included, plus free time.
“We had a great time . Scenery was amazing. The trip itself was awesome, me and my wife had a blast, , Enrique was good, more than good.”
Semi-private day trip from Madrid to Consuegra’s Don Quixote windmills and Toledo, with optional Iberian lunch and big panoramic views.
“Great tour I lived there explanationsof the different windmills and some e wrote from Don Quijote and Manual de Cervantes Also our guide Miguel Angel was super nice and accommodated all our requests like picture taking etc”
Ribera del Duero from Madrid: 4 winery stops, 12 tastings, lunch, and round-trip transport on a small 8-person English tour.
“Amazing experience- we got to visit a historic winery that still ages their wine in caves! The host was incredibly passionate about wine and shared his knowledge with us on the drive over! The stop in Segovia was also incredible with gorgeous views.”
Skip the Prado line with an art expert, then enjoy VIP lunch at Botín, with tunnels, kitchens, and suckling pig in Madrid.
“This is absolutely the best tour we had during our two weeks in Spain. We credit our level of satisfaction to Andrea, our guide. She was incredibly knowledgeable, she wove elements of Spains food culture into the information about the art in the Prado and then took us to an amazing bar and Restaurante Botin. Above all Andrea was so friendly and kind. She is passionate about her interest in art, food and how the two intersect. I HIGHLY recommend Devour tours and Andrea. Thank you both so much for an unforgettable time in Madrid!”
Small-group Madrid Old Quarter tapas crawl with 4 stops, Iberian ham and wine tastings, plus local history at Opera.
“Really fantastic tour. I would recommend this tour to anyone who really loves food and wine, as both are excellent. The group size was perfect 3 couples and the 6 of us were made to feel very welcome, we really learnt a lot about the food the regions of Spain and Spanish life. I can’t recommend this tour enough our best Spanish tour.”
Chinchón, Aranjuez, and a boutique winery with wine tasting and tapas from Madrid. Small group, guided, about 6.5 hours.
“Great combination of historic village, royal palace and winery visit.”
Fly over Segovia by hot-air balloon, spot the aqueduct and Alcazar from above, toast with cava, and choose an optional 3-course lunch with wine.
“It was wonderful. I met wonderful people, the host was incredible & helpful.”
A 3.5-hour Madrid lunch wine and tapas tour from Plaza de Isabel II, with four Spanish wines and three local tavern stops.
“Daniel was very knowledgeable and a wonderful historian. Besides the excellent food and wine, we really enjoyed the historical aspects of the tour!”
The museums, the tablaos, and the walled cities a train ride out.
