Gem of a place. The matcha was perfection and the service was so hospitable. Gets crowded but lots…read moreof cute seating inside.

So glad I got to finally try this place! So good I can't wait to come back and try another latte. I…read moregot the pistachio one since it was my first time and it's their most famous.

Food was amazing with avocado toast and pancakes. Coffee was delicious! Service was fantastic:)read more

Food was soooo good. I ordered the salon, cream cheese, avocado on a bagel and a chai latte. It was…read moresooo delicious. If in the area, would definitely recommend you stop by and get some coffee. You will not regret it!

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.

I had the tuna belly with the croissant and it was delicious…read more My friend order the Arctic salmon sandwich and enjoyed it very much. The cafe is really cute and cozy. Service was OK, people were a little rude. We had one issue with the waitress, she never asked us if we wanted to be charged Euros vs US dollars. When asked her about it, she rudely said that is not her problem and it was our problem with the bank. I didn't expect such a response. It could of easily been voided and do over.

An easy choice for breakfast as I was too early for the tour of the nearby Estadio. Very good…read morecoffee and a croissant that not only was double-dipped in chocolate, it had an inside layer of chocolate. So much sugar! This absolutely isn't the touristy part of Madrid so the English isn't going to be as good. But "cafe con leche" works just fine, as does "croissant with chocolate." You'll be fine. I was not able to connect to a wifi here but there was a power outlet.

An UvePan branch in Calle Orense, with the familiar smells and tastes. The decision is simple with…read morewooden tables and big glass windows. The staff are friendly and efficient. They have coffee to go - something that I try quite often. They have various kinds of bread, cakes, coffee, and also fresh orange juice as well as tortilla de patatas. Today I just wanted a cup of coffee, but after five minutes in the shop I couldn't resist the sweet smells and went for a bite to eat.

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.

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.

Really great service and cute coffee shop. The coffee was pretty good. Unfortunately, the banana…read morebread was pretty dry. They only give you free Wi-Fi for 45 minutes, and since it is so far from the center of Madrid, this was disappointing. There are also rules about where you can and cannot sit with a computer. I've found that this computer rule is typical in Madrid, but I pulled mine out for a second and was asked to move. There were only a couple of us in there, so I didn't really understand. Maybe that's a cultural difference though. Either way, really cute, but not what I was looking for.

Very nice and stylish coffee shop. They have also good…read morehandmade filtered coffees, I had an aeropress one which was very flavorful.

When I first moved here I was told that Spaniards don't really do sweet stuff. Well, whoever that…read morewas who said that never experienced true Spanish living. In Spain, I've been to more "breakfast" spots that turned out to be nothing more than sugar factories than I have anywhere else in my life. So, don't listen to this fabrication. This place is super cute and quaint. Its aesthetics are an experience alone, regardless of food. The baked goods, although mostly sweets, are very delicious and picturesque. The coffee and other refreshments are spot on as well. Overall, it's a great spot to have an experience with a visiting friend or a nice quiet place to retreat to by yourself for a little while. Enjoy.

Delicious soy latte and iced lemon tea. The decor is lovely inside. The chairs are comfy.read more

Great coffee, great matcha, great food, great service. It was a bit cramped, I wish there was more…read moreseating but it was worth the visit to grab some caffeine and a snack.

Excellent coffee, food, brownies and service! There were a few tables to dine at amd the music…read moreadded a great vibe. The poached eggs and halloumi were perfect. And I thoroughly enjoyed my rose latte (with oat milk!) we would absolutely come again; it lived up to the recommendation from a local friend.