Quality of the Food: The traditional churros of San Gines are great…read more Service: Although the wait was long the staff was very friendly Atmosphere: Traditional

We've been here probably 3 times this week. We only get one thing here, something they're famous…read morefor ----Chocolate con Churros! The lines here are crazy, but worth the wait. I believe they've gobbled up the nearby spaces around them, so they can open up more seating capacity and open a take out counter. They also have an outdoor patio. The original still looks beautiful inside. You know the churros is fresh, because the people keep coming. And that thick cup of chocolate is so good!

Wow, the selection is one of the best i have seen anywhere in the world. I had the pistachio…read morecroissant and it was amazing. More dense than a regular croissant of course but in the GF world it was the best i have had. I will definitely take some empanadas to go for later. Nice vibe cafe, the playlist was incredible i could have stayed for hours.

In need of a cafe and in a time crunch, I came to this place. Short walk from the hotel. Friendly…read morestaff. Had a cafe americano which hit the spot. The chocolate pastry was good. Nice spot for a quick bite.

The ice cream was great! I came with family and friends and…read morethe ice cream crepes was delicious Coming back again

I always look for a place where I can feel the bread before I buy because I don't like cold bread…read moreand dry pastries. I happened to arrive on Sunday afternoon.. Worst time to be hungry as most restaurants are closed between 4 pm and 8 pm. I bought some croissants, plain, custard (very thin) and chocolate filled. All less than €1 (about €0.60-0.80) for a big size. They looked similar to ones at most super market.. Nothing special but omg.. It tastes so good. All taste like ones I could get freshly in the morning. I was so happy to find this pastry/bakery. I will definitely go back whenever I want fresh bread or pastries. Highly recommend.

Our last morning in Madrid and we walked a few blocks from the hotel. The best croissants and the…read morecappuccino was actually good because I am not a coffee person! Fantastic spot. I'm sure they all are in this town.

La Mallorquina is one of the best places to grab something sweet treat in Madrid. From cakes to…read morechocolate, you'll be amazed at their selection. It was a hot day so I opted for an iced cafe con leche. And oh my, my, my! It was the first time I tried one. It was so good. I highly recommend an iced cafe con leche from La Mallorquina. What a treat!

Do yourself a favor and stop here for torrija. I would recommend taking it to go or seeing if you…read morecan snag a spot upstairs. This place gets busy and packed and was hectic when we stopped in. The torrija was one of, if not the best one we had while in Madrid. The service was quick and friendly at the to go counter for me.

Food Service and great quiet atmosphere at ould go again. Staff very helpful and pleasantread more

Very good coffee and great variety of pastries. Cute and cozy place. The service was quick.read more

Very welcoming staff on a hot and humid evening. Tried half the flavors, but loved the pistachio…read morecheese cake so much I stopped there. The cheese cake crust in the ice-cream was crunchy and not soggy. The passion fruit was delicious too, especially if you love passion fruit, you can mix that with the natural yogurt. I think I'll be having that tomorrow. Must visit!

So affordable and great quality gelato. The gelato is light, fluffy and flavorful. It's a bit on…read morethe sweeter side though so be prepared for that. It's located right near the soccer stadium and the shop is super cute and spacious but it might be hard to find a spot to sit inside because a lot of people come visit. There's also outdoor seating though! They take card and the waiters speak English. This must be a local favorite though because I saw a lot of locals visiting this gelato shop.

Sadly, Real Cake did not provide the comfortable shelter (from rain) or delicious egg tarts I went…read morethere looking for. While searching for a place to sit and kill time before dinner, we found this place on Yelp and were lured in by the egg tarts. Three seats at a counter on uncomfortable stools did not really fit the bill. I actually could not find a stable position on the wobbly stools. The shop itself is quite small, and the pastries were not super buttery. If you liken it to a Chinese egg custard tart, I would say this crust was thinner, crisper/crunchier/harder, the pastry itself was quite greasy, and the custard itself is less creamy and tastes a little too strongly of cinnamon.