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

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.

This little, cozy, hip restaurant is a gem. You wouldn't believe what great sandwiches come out of…read moretheir tiny kitchen. My favorite is the Cuban sandwich but they are all amazing. The service is also great although they need to work on their timing. The place gets packed on weekends but they take strict reservations! Or be ready to wait a while. Their homemade desserts are delicious!

Great spot for sandwiches, beer and a caramel monster cake. The mushy Mazzinger and the meaty stuff…read moreis great

Overall: 5 stars…read more Small but vibrant brunch shop that opens earlier than the rest in Madrid, at 8:30a. I thought the menu was quite expansive from quick barkery bites to larger savory plates as well as sugar-forward options for those with a sweet tooth. (Waffle Board: A) - Was initally hesitant to order as I thought it was a massive spread, but I found it to be just right with petit sized waffles and all the fix ins. The fruit is fresh, and theres every pairing you could ever want from syrup to nutella to peanut butter to yogurt. Food: +1 Presentation: +1 Price: E Atmosphere: +1 Service: E Menu: +1 Insta/Yelp/Beli/TikTok: @amei_eats

I came here twice during my week in Madrid, and would've come by once more but we had a change in…read moreour plans at the end of the trip. This is a cute hipster cafe with friendly service, located just steps from our hotel the Barceló Emperatriz. During our 2 visits here, we tried the eggs Benedict, the breakfast sandwich, and the pancakes. Everything was delicious! My favorite was the eggs Benny though. The eggs were perfectly poached, and the greens on the side made the dish feel lighter. Loved the coffee served in those big cozy cups. Service was slower than here in the states, but honestly still pretty fast. I fully expected to come in here and take my time. The atmosphere is lovely and the people working here are so nice. Bonus: they have free wifi!

Really good place for breakfast. Good food, quality and excellent prices. We stayed at a hotel…read moreaccross the street and had breakfast here everyday. Good place for a quick bite in the mornings.

Yummy food and good service. The Napolitano with ham and cheese hit the spot. The expresso was good…read moretoo.

La Garriga is your neighborhood spot while you are in Spain.  No one speaks English here and there…read moreis no translated menu.  The food, wine, and ambiance are all spectacular.  Mingle with locals, have a glass (or several) of local Spanish wine, and try some of the several types of cured ham they have.  You can even get some meat or cheese wrapped to go, truly a local deli. I stopped by twice in three days as I was staying at a hotel around the corner.  I had the Jamon Iberico sandwich (the pulguita/small size) and it was one of the best sandwiches I have ever had.  The bread was a little tough but similar to bread you would find at a local French bakery.  I also tried a mini hamburger and several croquettes.  Everything was delicious.  They had 3 types of croquettes: ham, mushroom, and fish.  All were delicious. This place is standing room only and you will be able to pick out food by pointing at the items in the case in front of you. They also take credit cards which is nice.

This place is a small deli style cafe. They had an assortment of cheeses and meats. I got a…read morecappuccino and small jamon and cheese baguette. The bread is soft, chewy and crispy with a perfect balance of cheese and jamon in every bite. I would give this place 5 stars, but it's on the pricy side. 2€ for a tiny cappuccino and 3.50€ for the small baguette.

Great chain for coffee, bakery items, desserts, and sandwiches. This particular branch had…read morecomfortable seating, friendly English speaking staff, spacious and bright interior. I had the four sandwich option with an Americano and a small cheesecake. They were perfect. Highly recommended.

Just "Rodilla". Cheap and fresh food, good for breakfast as well as for a quick bite. Economical.read more