Love. Love. Love…read more My favorite coffee shop and bakery in Madrid. I'm so happy we took the extra long walk from our hotel to go there but I'm so sad that we found it on the last day we had in Madrid. Get all the pastries and enjoy all the cappuccinos

I am convinced this might be the best dessert spot in the city. There are so many choices of…read morebeautifully crafted desserts. From cake to crepes, they have alllll the sweets you could dream of. I went in on a Saturday at 1. They looked like they were just finishing their rush. The inside is cute and antique-y. They have a lot of their desserts on display so you can look before you order. What I ordered: I wanted a ratatouille, but they were all sold out. It looked like they were sold out of a couple of things. I got a Brie and tomato sandwich and the healthy cheesecake. The sandwich was okay, but the cheesecake was a stand out! I WILL be back.

I'm not sure why this place doesn't have a 5 star rating. Perhaps it's because the place itself is…read morea bit small and can only seat maybe 15 people maximum with no option to stand at a bar table/ledge. But the cake. My god the cake is the best thing I've had in 3 weeks of travelling across Spain The carrot cake has this lightness to it. And the mascarpone (I think) topping is also very airy and light, with the right amount of sweetness to complement the cake. Inside the cake is pastry cream. This is important because most carrot cakes use cream cheese which can feel too sweet and fatty/creamy. Only 3.9 euros for this delicious masterpiece. A way better deal than some of the hybrid pizza and cake shops that are just a few blocks up the street (perhaps it's more touristy on the main road) I could've eaten the whole cake. Wish I was in Spain longer so I could camp outside and try a bunch of the new cakes that she makes. Would come again x100 and would recommend to my family and their family's family ;)

We popped over to Madrid this past weekend to visit a few friends and in typical Spanish fashion,…read morenone of them were wanting to eat until at least 2:30pm. I get seriously testy if I don't eat within an hour of waking up so I turned to Yelp to find a quick breakfast spot to help me survive until our mid-afternoon lunch. Pomme Sucre came to the rescue. After a 5 minute walk I arrived to a bright and clean bakery with a display of gorgeous pastries and a nice selection of baked goods. J and I were starving so ordered our two café con leches and then decided to share the croissant mixto, croissant de almendra, pain au chocolat and the pastel de crema. The croissants tasted like they had been baked only minutes before and each one was so tasty. The ham and cheese they used for the croissant mixto had nice flavours and was topped with a light cream cheese to tie everything together. The chocolate and the almond croissants were both perfectly sweet but not over the top. And the cream cake was light and delicious. We washed everything down with their coffee and couldn't believe that we got everything for around €12. This place may not provide a typical Spanish breakfast but you will not regret it!

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

My aunt and I stumbled in here for a coffee after international travel While we awaited check in to…read moreour hotel. The cappuccino was absolutely delicious and so beautiful I ALMOST couldn't bear to drink it! The staff was friendly and helpful to two jet lagged, non native speakers. The ambience of the cafe was chic yet relaxed. I definitely recommend the coffee, but they also has a wide array of petit sandwiches, croissants, desserts and chocolate. It's within walking distance of the NYX hotel.

The perfect place to come for coffee and a shared dessert! The prices are hefty in comparison to…read moreother dessert places, but the beautiful desserts and atmosphere make up for it! What I ordered: I had a cappuccino and a chocolate dessert which I believe was called cuatro textures. The cappuccino was strong and very foamy. The dessert was small, but I would recommend sharing it with someone! The flavors are so rich I couldn't finish it all by myself! I can't stress how beautiful it is on the inside. I felt like I was in an old romance movie! This would be a great date place; however, the one bad thing is there are not too many places to sit. So adorable!

Cute shop with traditional pastries and coffee. Upscale clientele and limited seating. Always busy…read morebut the hours are short

My husband and I walked by Harina and were very much impressed with the inside decor, the baked…read moregoods at the bar area and the lovely atmosphere so we decided to stop in for breakfast. We were pleasantly surprised. This place was literally 2 minutes from our hotel in Madrid. We both ordered the Desayuno Caprichoso at 9 Euros each which included a big butter croissant, toast with tomato and ham (a personal favorite) and a fruit bowl. We also ordered two coffees with milk. What a splendidly delicious breakfast. We must have sat here for two hours enjoying each others company and lavishing in our breakfast. No disappointment here. We sat inside towards the front and we were happy to see that this little bakery got busier and busier as the time went by. Would definitely come back here again and would recommend it to anyone visiting Madrid. Pretty good customer service as well.

The place was fine. Nothing to really write home about. The good thing is that you can usually find…read morea table. I would go there for a coffee, but everything else seemed overpriced to me.

Great coffee and pastries. This became our favorite morning spot. The Croissants are great with…read morefriendly service and lbs good coffee.

A nice spot for a sweet snack,coffee or breakfast, the place is big and I loved the casual but…read moreclean atmosphere and the delicious smell of bread and pastries! Coffee was delicious,they have some herb teas too, pastries look really delicious but my choice was disappointing, a bit dry and weightless, will choose something different next time. Ps: I updated my review after I came back and chose a different pastrie (cream napolitana), great coffee and great choice!

I arrived too early for my room to be ready and was referred here when I asked for a coffee shop…read morenearby. There are some spendy things on the menu if you're really hungry, but I was just here to kill some time. Menu in English with prices displayed. I opted for a cup of coffee (with milk) and as is traditional in Europe, this is per cup. They don't brew huge pots of coffee here. Each cup is basically an Americano. Good flavor, plenty of caffeine. With it, I had the toast with butter and jam. The butter was in packets, but the jam seemed handmade and was very sweet. Perfect breakfast food. I was here over an hour. No worries.

As a mid-afternoon snack, we stopped at Harina for a few sandwiches…read more We ordered: - Chicken sandwich - Roast beef sandwich - Salmon sandwich - Anchovy & tomato sandwich The first three are on thin sliced bread, while the third was on flauta bread. I enjoyed the anchovy & tomato sandwich, but the other three were just average. To finish it off, we had a slice of apple cake which was good, but not exceptional. To wash it all down & to cool off, we ordered some mint lemonade. It was very good and refreshing!