Le Creuset’s pop-up outlet has already opened in Madrid and will be open only through this Sunday, September 27. The special “Factory to Table” sale offers the chance to purchase some of the French brand’s most recognizable pieces at discounts of up to 60%, ranging from mini cocottes for 14.50 euros to large cast-iron casseroles marked down by more than 200 euros.
The event is being held at Espacio Larra, right in the heart of Malasaña, and features cocottes, skillets, serving dishes, tableware, and accessories at prices lower than typical retail prices. Admission is free, though it’s a good idea to reserve a time slot for priority access, especially on the weekend and if you’re looking for a specific color or size.
Cocottes starting at 14.50 euros
Le Creuset’s coveted cast-iron pots are almost collector’s items thanks to their colors. At this pop-up event, you’ll find them in various sizes and shades; the most affordable is, of course, the mini cocotte—a small piece designed for individual servings, appetizers, baked desserts, or table presentations—which is marked down from 29.90 euros to 14.50 euros, while the large pots are reduced from 409 euros to 204.50 euros.
There are also skillets reduced from 185 euros to 92 euros and a set of two baking sheets marked down from 99 euros to 49.50 euros, among many other lesser-known items that still maintain the high standard of quality for which this French brand is known.
When does the Le Creuset outlet end?
Factory to Table opened in Madrid on Wednesday, September 24, and will run through Sunday, September 27. The sale lasts only four days, so this final weekend is your last chance to find the brand’s products at outlet prices.
The event is being held at Espacio Larra, located at 14 Larra Street in the Malasaña neighborhood. It’s easily accessible from the Tribunal, Bilbao, Alonso Martínez, and Noviciado metro stations, all just a few minutes’ walk away.
Admission is free. The organizers recommend reserving a two-hour time slot in advance, as those with reservations receive priority access. It’s also possible to attend without a reservation, but access is subject to capacity limits, and there may be a wait during peak times.