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English-speaking events & culinary providers in Madrid

Browse trusted, English-speaking events & culinary providers in Madrid, reviewed by the expat community.

Top events & culinary businesses in Madrid

Covering Madrid and nearby areas

  • Madrid
  • Las Rozas de Madrid
  • Majadahonda
  • Pozuelo de Alarcón
  • Boadilla del Monte
  • Collado Villalba

Expat Experiences you can learn from

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Celia

Madrid, Sep 2026

I hired Haoran for massage and acupuncture, and I did one hour of each. I had already tried Chinese medicine before, but their method is different, and I think it gave me better results than other times, even in just one session. The clinic seemed very clean and quiet, everything was fine, and I am very happy. It felt a bit high for Spain, but I feel I paid for what I received, and I would surely repeat.

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Philip

online, Aug 2026

I meet with Nazaret online twice a week, quite regularly, and she always adapts the lessons to my level. We usually start with some conversation and then move on to grammar or general topics I have questions about, and she prepares explanation sheets with examples and the grammar structure, which is really helpful. We also practice with exercises, sometimes I get homework, and I learn a lot of new expressions and words I can use in daily life. If I have anything on my mind, she is very open to answering it and elaborating on it in the next session.

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Autumn

Madrid, Jul 2026

I had an amazing experience with Felicia for acupuncture. I started in November, and it really helped me with stress and some mental and physical ailments, and she explained everything to me step by step and always checked up on me. She also answered all my parents’ questions, I brought them there and had an incredible experience. They really calmed our nerves, and the whole environment felt very welcoming and knowledgeable. The price felt fair too, and I have even taken friends and my parents with me.

What to know about events & culinary in Madrid

Planning a party, wedding or dinner in a new city is hard without local contacts you trust. Locallista lists English-speaking caterers, private chefs and event planners in Madrid so you can brief them clearly and know what you're getting. Every business is screened before listing and ranked on phone-verified reviews from the expat community. Pick a category below and get in touch with a free account.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I hire an English-speaking private chef in Madrid?
Yes. Private chefs and caterers are popular in Madrid for dinners, parties and events, and many work with international clients in English. We list ones reviewed by people who've actually hosted them.
How do I organise an event without local contacts?
That's exactly the gap a directory fills. Settle your date, budget and guest numbers, then browse caterers, chefs and planners and read their reviews. The pros handle the local logistics for you.
Can a chef cater for dietary needs?
Yes, most private chefs build the menu around you, including vegetarian, vegan and allergy needs. Just mention it when you enquire so they can plan.
What's involved in booking a private chef?
Usually you agree a menu, the chef shops, cooks in your kitchen and cleans up, so you get to enjoy the evening. It's a lovely option for a special occasion or a relaxed dinner at home.
How do I find a caterer for a bigger event?
Look for caterers whose reviews mention events your size, and book early for weekends. Filtering to English-speaking providers makes the planning much easier.
How much do photographers cost in Madrid?
A photo session in Madrid costs around €80 to €150 for 30 minutes and €200 to €350 for an hour, with weddings from €800.
How much do videographers cost in Madrid?
Filming an event in Madrid costs around €200 to €1,000, with wedding packages €1,200 to €7,000 depending on tier.