Vitoria-Gasteiz Food Market

The stalls carry the full range of fresh produce you'd expect from a Basque market: meat and poultry from local farms, fish and seafood, cheese and dairy, and freshly baked bread. A dedicated organic section on the second floor is worth a look if you're after certified local produce. What sets this market apart from a standard food hall is its eight gastrobars arranged around a shared central space on the ground floor. You can grab pintxos, a cooked dish, or a glass of Txakoli or Álava wine without leaving the building. The panoramic terrace upstairs makes it a decent spot to sit down for a proper break.

The market is at Calle Jesús Guridi, 1a, a short walk from the medieval old quarter in central Vitoria-Gasteiz. Local bus routes stop nearby and the compact city centre is easy to cover on foot from most hotels. Accepts cash, contactless, and mobile payments. You can find all the municipal markets in Vitoria-Gasteiz on the city listings page, including the smaller Hesgailuak market on Nieves Cano street.