Costello Market

Costello Market is a gastronomic market at Calle de Guillermo de Osma 18 in Madrid's Arganzuela district, combining food stalls, bar service, and live music in one indoor space. It opens Tuesday to Sunday from noon, running to 11:30pm midweek, to 1am on Friday and Saturday, and to 11pm on Sunday. Mondays are closed.

About Costello Market

The space was created by Paco and Dani Marín, the team behind Costello Río, and is laid out like a traditional Spanish market with themed stalls rather than a conventional restaurant floor. The interior features hand-painted murals, wooden furniture, and a central bar with visible copper beer tanks.

Located next to Matadero Madrid and the Casa del Reloj, it sits in a quieter part of Arganzuela. Among municipal markets in Madrid, this one stands apart for its evening hours and live music programming.

What to buy at Costello Market

The stalls cover prepared food, wine and spirits, coffee, bread, and cheese. You'll find Spanish classics like potato omelette and ham croquettes, Galician-style octopus and padron peppers, gildas and anchovies, and Guadarrama beef burgers.

How to get to Costello Market

The market is at Calle de Guillermo de Osma 18, Arganzuela, Madrid 28045. The nearest metro station is Legazpi (Line 3), a short walk north. Several bus routes serve the area along Paseo de la Chopera.

Where to stay in Madrid

Arganzuela is a residential district, so most people visiting Costello Market base themselves closer to the centre and travel down. The Malasaña neighbourhood is full of good places to eat and drink after you've browsed the stalls. The Hotel Vincci The Mint is a solid central option, and Only YOU Hotel Madrid is another stylish choice.

What time does Costello Market open?

Costello Market opens Tuesday to Thursday from noon to 11:30pm, Friday and Saturday from noon to 1am, and Sunday from noon to 11pm, closing all day Monday. Those hours run every week of the year, and the hall is indoors, so weather makes no difference to them.

Can you eat at Costello Market?

Yes, Costello Market is a food hall with its own seating area, so you eat what you order on the spot. The stalls cover prepared food, bread, cheese, wine and spirits, and coffee, and the central bar serves drinks through opening hours. Cash, credit cards and debit cards are all accepted.

Where is Costello Market in Madrid?

Costello Market is at Calle de Guillermo de Osma 18 in the Arganzuela district of Madrid, postcode 28045, next to Matadero Madrid and the Casa del Reloj. Legazpi metro station on Line 3 is a short walk away, and buses run along Paseo de la Chopera.

Is Costello Market wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Costello Market is wheelchair accessible, and being an indoor food hall it has a seating area rather than stalls spread across open ground. The stalls, the central bar and the tables are all under one roof at Calle de Guillermo de Osma 18, and the market can be reached on +34 671 630 707.