Seville-born Rocio Muñoz transformed her love for Spain into one of Madrid's most enchanting shops from an online directory of Spanish produce.

Madrid

"It’s a very well-known secondhand market with a great atmosphere. And also you have to go to have some churros!"

El Rastro

"It's interesting because it’s a chef from Cádiz that has mixed that with French cuisine. And the mix makes sense, it’s very interesting."

Comparte Bistró

"It's not a touristy place at all but you can find the best callos — so if you want to have the typical Madrilenian food go where the madridleños go, it’s San Mamés."

Taberna San Mamés

"Sorolla is a Spanish painter and this museum is the house where he lived when he lived in Madrid and they recreate the house exactly how he lived with all his paints around and it’s wow."

Sorolla Museum

"You enter the shop and you have the feeling you are in an old shop, an old place, because we wanted to recreate that feeling. Every day we’ve got more interesting products, we are selecting better and better, the best of Spain in Real Fábrica Española."

Real Fábrica Española

"It’s the quality of the coffee. Also the atmosphere. The atmosphere is really relaxed."

Hola Coffee Fourquet