This is an excellent patisserie inside El Corte Ingles. I had lunch with Russian salad, beef…read morecarpaccio, miellefeuy dessert, and an Americano. Everything was great. Highly recommended to take a break here.

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.

Came here on a Saturday morning around 10am and it was quite busy but still room for one to sit…read moreimmediately. I ordered the server's favorite egg dish - mushroom & it did not disappoint. Creamy and cheesy & delicious. Also ordered a cafe con leche which was perfect. Service was quick, food was delicious. Would recommend!

Plenti was among our favorite soots in Madrid. We went for breakfast to a small but warm and…read morebustling dining room. The staff was awesome. They do several baled egg dishes and my shakshuka was delicious. The coffee was amazing as well. This felt like an awesome neighborhood spot. Highly recommend!

A friend recommended we link up here. I've been to many places in Madrid. La Rollerie was new for…read moreme. It's a nice place for brunch, desserts or coffee. It's close to the center of town. Therefore, it's relatively easy to get to. It's not very easy to order. You can't order from the table bar code menu. The server must take your order. If it's busy, you might wait a while. Other than that, the dessert was delicious and the coffee hit the spot.

The food was very fresh and tasty. We ordered the healthy bowl which is a yogurt bowl with fresh…read morefruit and granola. It comes out as expected. Appealing to the eye and a fairly hefty portion, but not so much that it's overwhelming. The cinnamon roll comes with 2 sauces and 2 toppings. We got the kinder and classic sauce and coconut and Oreos. This place is known for their cinnamon rolls and I see why. They are fluffy and light, but sweet and fresh. Although delectable, I would recommend trying them. My husband ordered the shukshuka and it was very very good. Once I tried his I wished I had ordered that too. The decorations are cute and a modern fairy tale. And the service was warm, but quite slow.

My colleague and I landed in Madrid after a Red eye flight and came upon this place during our…read moreinitial exploratory walk. We didn't realize it was a chain until later, but it wasn't bad. They have a lot of drink and sandwich choices and the prices are decent. We each got a coffee and pannini/sandwich and it came out to about 12 euros. We tipped 2 euros on top of that but afterward we found out that the customary tip is only about 5%, much less than that for the US. We were there on a Monday afternoon for almost 2hrs and it was pretty empty the whole time. The servers don't really know any English but it was ok because a lot of the menu has English translations (thank goodness!) and all we had to do was point to what we wanted.

Worst breakfast we had in Spain. Waited for 10 minutes for a cafe con leche - I could literally see…read morethe espresso sitting on the bar getting cold. The waiter then added cold milk for a lukewarm coffee, which was mediocre at best. By the time my tostada came another 5 minutes later, it was burnt and inedible. Go down the street to any other breakfast place. Not worth your money or your time. We are still waiting for our check 20 minutes later.

We dined here while walking through the city of Madrid sightseeing. It is conveniently located…read morehalf way between the Arch at Plaza de la Independencia and the large fountain at Plaza Cibeles. We dined on the terrace but found the inside to be quite crowded and inviting as well (although you will pay 10% more on the terrace... but so worth it). I had a cuban sandwich and fries. It is an interesting sandwich with an egg in the sandwich which is displayed through a little cut out in the bread. Very nice presentation and not something I had tried previously. They also have a great selection of cakes and pastries inside. Service was very fast and friendly and very accommodating to those who do not speak spanish.

I ordered the salmon and avocado toast, a smoothie, an iced vanilla latte, and everything was so…read moredelicious. The cashier spoke great English, and I was appreciative of that.

Delicious little midday bite -- got the lactose-free Castellano sandwich: Iberian ham, tomato, and…read moreolive oil on Cristal bread (ripping that straight off the menu description lol). Definitely more snack-sized than meal-sized, but a yummy snack it was! Nice ambience w acoustic covers of pop songs, charging outlets, and friendly staff. Menu is overall pretty allergen-free which helps!

AMAZING food experience. Found this resturant by accident. The inside beautiful, the service…read moreimpeccable truly a great find. Natalia our hostess made us feel welcome. The food was beautifully prepare and the taste left us wanting more. The portion were truly generous. I am planning to return before I leave Madrid. Tried many other so called excellent 5-Star resturant which were disappointing. La Botilleria will not disappoint. A True gem in the middle of Madrid.

Rude rude rude rude AND pricey. Amazing location, but the staff and the prices make the enjoyment…read morelack luster. Anyone who orders paella at a restaurant and is a tourist doesn't know that no matter how well rated the restaurant is, the paella has artificial coloring... not an exception for this location which had wonderful croquetas that were over priced, and the manners the staff exhibit in the uber-touristy trap was unworthy of a decent Spaniard. The prices are NOT good, no matter what others say (I just ate at a Michelin star and their croquetas were better and same price!). Croquetas and picoteo abound. And for someone who has never cooked a paella, there is no way for them to know how well a rice is prepared. Im disappointed some of my fellow reviewers led me down a road to annoyance. Really, move on from this place. This town is polluted with eateries, with much better service, equal or better food, and where people behave like they love people...