The tables are very small, even for just 3 people and we only ordered drinks. It is cute inside,…read morebut not conducive for groups. Additionally the wifi only worked for 1 of our 3 phones. This was frustrating since we specifically picked this cafe for the free wifi. I ordered the granizado de cafe which was similar to blended coffee. It was just okay, very bitter coffee. One of the girls I was with ordered an Oreo milkshake and it was room temperature which was interesting. Our waiter was very friendly. Not sure if I'll go back here.

If you're transiting through Terminal 1 at Madrid Barajas, this airport coffee is a good option for…read morecorrect coffee, decent sitting and not too terrible sandwiches. I have to admit I like to eat in airports, for one because I often travel with Easyet and I know they're not going to be giving me any food, for two because it keeps me busy while waiting for my plane and eating is always a good option. This coffee was the only one I saw at Terminal 1 that looked quite good, so I didn't hesitate much, especially as I knew that coffee would be correct even if my sandwich wasn't (it was too, good for me!). Prices were average for airport food and service was nice. All in all, nothing special, but it's a decent option!

So, there are few options outside of security, and if you take TAP Airlines, you're stuck with your…read moreluggage until two hours prior (if you are lucky), and can't pass through security (which reveals many more options). So, we got stuck on the unsecured side. Thus, Lavazza. We were able to pull our luggage cart up to a table, which was awesome. The food choices were...unimpressive. BUT! They do serve beer, wine, and coffee, if it suits your fancy. Funny, and hopefully random experience: A guy approached me (whilst alone) and spoke to me in Spanish. I responded, "Yo no hablo Espanol." So he spoke to me in French. I responded, "Je ne parle pas Francais." Then he spoke to me in English, explaining to me that he LIVES in the airport and wanted money. I was thinking, "You seem to have some pretty decent linguistic skills...maybe you can get a job here at Lavazza..." But that's beside the point... I digress.... Yeah, Lavazza is a fine place to hang out. Don't have any high expectations, and you won't be disappointed.

I've been to Madrid's airport countless times, and this is my go-to café every time I pass through…read moreTerminal 4S. They have a decent coffee and a good selection of breads and sandwiches, and like everything in Spain it's all delicious!

I'm not saying it's the best place on earth, it's just one of the most solid restaurants within the…read moreairport. Definitely, one of like three places with decent leather chairs. I was able to charge my phone while I ate my food with ease. Centrally located and offering menus in three languages, it's easy to get your snack on. It could be packed but that has nothing to do with them. Literally 30 seconds after I placed my order, I heard my espresso being made. They offer combos on a juice, coffee, and croissant thing during certain hours. Most of the employee speak English in the event that you're not fluent. I pulled out the Spanish and even got extra butter for my bread with a quickness. The display screen of the departures is right there so you can wait until last minute which is usually when they post your terminal info with comfort. I envisioned MAD to be much more happening pero they're not so enjoy your croissant y sigue caminando. Olé

To be fair I only grabbed cafe con leche at this place while waiting for a flight. The coffee…read moretasted watered down/not strong enough that most Spanish coffee shops make outside the airport. It was ~€2.50 which is not worth for the quality. It has its positives though. Customer service was great. They acknowledge you right way and the service was fast. The place has a lot of seating areas so you can come in a large group and still have space to dine. It wasn't busy at all at 9am. I suggest this place in tight situation when you need some food.

So we stopped in Madrid after a long stay in Israel and Jordan. So upset that there was no Yelping…read morein either country. So many missed opportunities to let the world know the good and the not so good. Well we came across this sandwich shop and we're starving. The staff is not so friendly but maybe it's this one lady. The ham and brie sandwich I got was very tasty. The orange juice was fresh and excellent. If it wasn't for the rotten attitude if the lady taking orders I would have given maybe another star. Well it's Madrid and I have never found the people here very friendly anyway. Elsewhere in Spain like Catalonia or Basque Country the people are far more friendly. No wonder they are trying to separate.

Come here if you want to pay 17.99 for ham and cheese sandwich. Total rip off…read more PS. Eat before coming to the airport because that is the only shop in terminal S4