This café was so much fun! I came with my friends to hangout and get some drinks. I just had a…read moresmoothie, but it was VERY refreshing. My friends had tea, coffee, and cider, which they were all content with. As for the vibe, I really like the atmosphere of this café! They play fun music and have aesthetic seating and decor. It's a bit loud in the restaurant but I think that's just part of the vibe!

Went for the cheesecake. Delish. Cute and quaint bohemian vibe, perfect cool down after tapas. No…read morecuppos sangria but the red wine with limon and vermouth tasted in the ballpark. Ill be back.

Both my wife and I agreed this local coffee shop served us the best coffee we had while in Spain…read more I enjoyed an espresso that fruity and mildly robust. Think Illy, but much better. When I inquired, it turned out the beans were from a small farm in Uganda. My wife enjoyed her coffee with milk, oddly I was so satisfied with the espresso I didn't try hers. Those beans were from a small farm in Columbia. The cardamom and fig gluten free coffee cake was also good. Service was great and we were able to sit and talk.

If you need a Gluten Free option, this is the place. Most of their menu is designed for GF…read moreindividuals, and it is all delicious! Although there are several great items to choose from, my favorite is the Salty Waffle ... which came with a poached egg, bacon, and avocado. So fresh and tasty! And the staff was so kind and friendly. It was truly a joy to come here regularly for our breakfast.

Stopped by here for the sweet mini brunch after a long night and had a pretty decent experience…read more The inside on the downstairs floor is decorated and looks like a home with couches, comfy chairs, and warm lighting. Service was quick but took a longg time to bring our check which is pretty typical in Europe honestly. The mini sweet brunch was only 10 euro and included a hot drink (tea, coffee), cold drink, croissant, and choice of baked apples or yogurt with granola and chocolate chips. The croissant was warmed and yummy. The baked apples topped with whipped cream were served cold, but they definitely would've tasted better warm. Overall: cozy, affordable place near Plaza España for breakfast if you're not too hungry or in a rush

I really enjoyed my English breakfast. Service was good. The outside of the cafe could use some…read moreupdating since there was some graffiti on the walls but very clean inside. Seems like a popular place with young people.

Easily one of the best brunch spots in Madrid, and honestly some of the best food we had in all of…read moreSpain. We got the French toast and the huevos rancheros and both were so good. Like, still thinking about them good. The French toast was perfect and the huevos rancheros were packed with flavor and super comforting. Everything just hit. If you're looking for the best brunch spot in Spain, this is it. No question. Would come back in a heartbeat. This place is a must-visit in Madrid. We're already dreaming about coming back!!! (The atmosphere was a 10, service was a 10, food was a 10)

This is a great spot to get American style kind of breakfast but much much better than that!…read moreEverything hear is fresh, tasty, fast, and service is super friendly. I love the vibes here as it is super welcoming and you can tell they have regulars come here weekly. Came in while in Madrid when we were craving a great breakfast to jump start our day. We were seated right away when we walked up and taken to the far end of the restaurant. I was glad we were able to also get on the WiFi here too. Look at the walls/signs for the information on password and login. Get an egg Benedict - it was made to order, had the freshest ingredients, and my orange juice was also made minutes before being served it. A fantastic place for breakfast, conversation, and great people.

This is a good place for northern Spanish food near the Plaza de Espana. You can make reservations…read moreonline, which is a good idea, as the place gets crowded. I liked that most of the guests were Spanish speakers. The menu is fairly self-explanatory, but it's better if you are able to read Spanish (not a problem for me!). Service was fast. The food was generally good, although the seafood rice was fishy, and the sangria was not memorable at all. But the fried calamari was delicious, and my family enjoyed the jamon iberico. The gambas were pretty good, as were the patatas bravas. They are very family friendly as the menu is simple enough that the kids will eat it, and nothing is so fancy that you'd feel uncomfortable with hangry kids.

Tasty options croquetas de jamon, nice small options, great location nice seating. Service was…read moregood. Sangria was

I don't really like this place.. it's cute but I've given it 2 tries and both were pretty bad…read more Smoothie is just orange juice with a chunk of banana, toast with avocado and salmon has potential but the bread was so soggy. No way you can call that toast, but scraping what was on top off was fine. Coffee wasn't my fav but

A very cute cafe with delicious food! Service was great. I had the fluffy pancakes with banana…read morewhich was fantastic and large in portion size. The lychee Jasmine tea is unsweetened, just FYI. They had a little sign up that says not to use laptops here on weekends ‍ Overall, this seemed like a popular, busy spot and I would definitely recommend it if you're in the area!

Enjoyable experience and food. Would recommend for tourist visiting Madrid. Definitely a nice place…read moreto visit.

Saw this on YouTube as a great place for brunch. Various options including eggs, pancakes, etc. I…read morehad the acai bowl which was good. A bit pricey for the amount but I guess you pay for the vibe. Good location. Service was decent too.

A pair of classics in their respective cities (2 of 2)…read more - - - - - I'm not surprised there are a lot of reviews. Then, I've had this bookmarked for an eternity based on the reviews of a Yelp friend (acquaintance) from the Yelp Talk chapter who did quite a bit of traveling. I had seen Chocolateria San Gines before but did not go in. I don't know why. This time, I did go in. They have two salons across the street from each other. I prefer the one on the east side of the street, which has the taller ceilings and more glass and mirrors. There may be a line around the side, but it will move quickly. I knew they had chocolate based on their name, but I didn't understand how they factored it into the equation. I sort of assumed that one could get chocolate churros. After all, there are now chocolate cannoli shells and, in some cases, cannoli can also have chocolate filling. The lady at the counter very quickly gave me an education. One gets the standard churros, but they come with a chocolate sauce that you dip them into. This all made for an interesting snack. This is not a place intended for a meal. The churros have a nice bland sort of crunchiness and the chocolate sauce is one heck of a counterpoint. The combination is tasty and unique. I also had a hot drink. Upon asking, they immediately provided me with a small glass of cold water - seen at many adjacent tables - probably to counter the effects of the richness of this snack. Be it at the counter or at the table, the staff was very well mannered and helpful, which was commendable for how busy they were. The interior is very clean and has a lot of history on its walls. The pricing was to my liking, so coming to Chocolateria San Gines is a "no brainer." Everything is there and the intersection of its history and visitors from the world over take this one to 5 stars. A friend of mine who once lived in Madrid laughed upon learning it was on my list. I mentioned I had already been to Mallorquina, which is a few blocks away on Plaza del Sol. The story was that Mallorquina is where Madrid's version of chatty magpies might go to do the dessert and coffee thing with their friends in the afternoon. It closes in the evening. Instead, Chocolateria San Gines is open all the time and might be the last stop of the evening or night before Madrilenos turn in from a night on the town. It is also very easy to reach, only a few blocks from either the Sol or Opera Metro stations, from which you can also take in fascinating nearby Plaza Mayor.

The churros here are a must try in Madrid, Spain…read more The chocolate sauce is divine and great for dipping the churros. There's a dining area to sit inside and outside. The service is relatively quick. The churros are crispy and not oily. If you're in Madrid go here!

I absolutely loved the coffee selection at Toma Café! They had a little bit of everything. I didn't…read moresee what food options they had, but the cake looked good! What I ordered: I got a small chai latte. It was delicious! The price was good too. The vibe of this place was very chill. It was loud at some points (I was there at 6 on a Wednesday night) so I wouldn't recommend studying there at night. A great place to hang out!

We were staying down the street from Toma, and what a treat. We only had coffee (twice), but it was…read morefantastic! Highly recommend.

Very cute and quiet coffee/cake spot. I happened to walk past this place on my first day of my trip…read moreto Madrid, where I saw the cakes through the window and could smell the coffee aroma. I returned a few days later, and it did not disappoint! The pistachio cheesecake was creamy without being too sweet, and the hojicha latte had a nice nutty flavor to it. Overall, the ambience is quiet, but you can still chat. The WiFi is good as well.

If you're in Madrid and looking for a quick bite in the morning I highly recommend visiting Hanso…read moreCafe (they do have multiple locations). I was jet lagged and stumbled upon this place while looking at Yelp in the morning. I opted to order the Banana Coffee and Salmon Breakfast Bagel, which came out to roughly $22 USD. The coffee itself looked amazing, taste wise I would say it's good not great. I wish it had more banana sweetener or was creamier, but that's probably my American taste buds talking. The Salmon Breakfast Bagel was delicious, would order again. Overall I would say a good experience, they spoke English which was nice. Would I go again? Yes!