Mercat del Ninot

Market · l'Antiga Esquerra de l'Eixample

Mercat del Ninot

Market · l'Antiga Esquerra de l'Eixample

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Carrer de Mallorca, 133, L'Eixample, 08036 Barcelona, Spain

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Restored market offering fish, produce, meats, tapas & wine  

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Carrer de Mallorca, 133, L'Eixample, 08036 Barcelona, Spain Get directions

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Carrer de Mallorca, 133, L'Eixample, 08036 Barcelona, Spain Get directions

+34 934 13 23 22
mercatdelninot.com
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Barcelona’s Best Markets: Where to Eat at La Boqueria and More | Eater

"A bright, recently renovated historic market in a less-touristy slice of the Eixample with high steel-and-glass ceilings and easy-to-navigate aisles, offering an inviting, unhurried shopping-and-eating experience. It’s packed with casual stalls and counters for a snack or sit-down meal, from creative toasted ‘bikini’ sandwiches made with unexpected fillings to an old-fashioned chicken shop serving croquetes, fried or rotisserie chicken and other comforting lunchtime fare. The spacious layout and immaculate floors make it especially pleasant for browsing." - Chris Ciolli

https://www.eater.com/22621306/barcelona-markets-guide-boqueria-where-to-eat
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Dustin Pratt

Google
Clean, Local, and Full of Flavor — A Must-Visit Market! Mercat de Ninot is one of Barcelona’s most underrated gems. Unlike the more tourist-heavy markets, this one feels local, authentic, and refreshingly clean. The layout is modern and well-organized, making it easy to stroll through without feeling overwhelmed. From fresh seafood and meats to colorful produce and artisan cheeses, everything here screams quality. There are also excellent tapas stalls and small bars inside where you can grab a quick bite or glass of wine — we loved the jamón ibérico and the grilled squid. Prices are fair, vendors are friendly, and it’s clear this is where locals actually shop. Whether you’re looking to cook your own meal or just want a quiet place to experience Barcelona’s culinary soul, Mercat de Ninot delivers. Tip: Come hungry and take your time — it’s a sensory experience.

Sam Ardini

Google
Nice place to visit and spend time and you can buy local food and product

MGR

Google
Stumbled here on our way to Disfrutar. Love this market as it’s not as crowded and touristy. Talked to the local fish monger and got so many tips and information all about seafood. They know their craft! Also had fresh seafood tapas at La Medusa across the fishmonger. I could shop here everyday if I live in this beautiful city.

Hugh Hsu

Google
We arrived a bit late with the kids, and most of the seafood stalls were already closed. Only a few butcher shops and fruit stands were still open. We found a restaurant attached to a butcher shop and finally got to enjoy some Spanish grilled peppers, sizzling beef, and even rabbit meat—haha! As for the Price ,i would say is average. The strawberries were huge, 10 euros for a box, and they looked great. Not sure if they’re sweet, though. There were also tiny mini strawberries, so small that the kids couldn’t stop laughing when they saw them.

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Google
Best fresh local market in barcelona

Annalisa Contos

Google
A great local market where you can get charcuterie, cheese, fish, meat, and fruit and vegetables. There are also stall where you can get an espresso to have in or take away and hot food. We had a coffee and some meatballs before 9am

Wai Ping Chow

Google
The market is small when compare to Mercado De La Boqueria. The food of the restaurants outside the market is quite local, but not tasty enough. I ordered the razor clams and they are overcooked and they taste too salty. Quite disappointed.

Mary Feiz

Google
I found a fresh fish and dairy here, u can also enjoye fresh seafood tapas . I’d shop here daily if I lived in this zone, clean,local product,fresh and well designed
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Kat T.

Yelp
This has changed a lot. This is such a cute place to shop and eat. Find all your stuff here. Minus the clothing that would actually be outside. But other than clothing they have the fruits, fish, meat and cheese here. They also have Mercadona. I'm sure there is parking but not 100% on the garage. Nice cute location. Clean and modern inside.
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Karen L.

Yelp
This market was fantastic! Is it new??? So clean, bright, and spacious. Not large, but you can definitely purchase everything you need in one place. No tourists in sight! Is this review going to change that? I hope not by much. It's not exactly in a high traffic/touristy area. Everyone shopping here was a local for sure. Just an observation, but has anyone noticed that a lot of females work behind the counters as the butchers and fishmongers in Barcelona? I think it's awesome.