We loved this little cafe near the opera house. We had cocktails while waiting for a tour to start…read moreand I could not say no to the patatas bravas. Tinto de verano and caiprinha were fantastic and I really liked the patatas bravas. We enjoyed so much, we came back for lunch on another day during the trip and had empanadas. We tried both the chicken and the beef and we both agreed that the beef had much more flavor. If you sit outside, you also get some great people watching in the plaza.

Terrible experiencia. Demoramos 40 min para 3 platos, que consumimos 1/2, tanto el café como el…read morejugo nada buenos. Pero lo mas terrible fue el tratamiento del dueno Álvaro que en ves de recibir bien los comentarios , fue grosero. AQUI DEJO IMAGENES HABLAN POR SI SOLAS. NO LO RECOMIENDO.

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.

Decent place to get a coffee, tea, pastry, or breakfast item. When I came in, the spot was…read morereasonably busy. You can get most of the drinks in a special to go cup. The staff also speak OK English. I got to try their chocolate cookie with white chips and tropical smoothie. The smoothie was very light and refreshing. It's made with fruits like melon, mango, etc. The price is relatively reasonably, and you do get a solid portion for a drink. However, it was also kind of basic. The cookie was, once again, also kind of basic. It wasn't bad per se, but just didn't really have a ton of flavor, especially in the dough, The little white chocolate chips saved it and added the sweetness. There are also some chocolate slabs in there, which were nice, too. Overall, a reasonably alright spot for breakfast or coffee. If I came back to Madrid, I probably wouldn't visit this place again, though.

Great location to sit outside for people watching . Inside seeking also . Cappuccino was warm not…read morehot. Chocolate croissants were not fresh. Service good.

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.

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!

If I could give this spot 10*, I would. Great ambience, terrific staff, and delicious coffee and…read morehomespun meals.

Cutest place with great ambiance, best service, amazing food. My family and i chose this place…read morebecause of a couple yelp reviews and out of convenience to where we were and it was the best decision of the day. At first we were sad that when we realized the Saturday Sunday menu was what we were looking at online but it ended up being okay. I got the big toast, cappuccino, and orange juice. My mom got the chicken bowl and chai. My brother got the pancakes and latte. My dad got the protein bowl with a double shot of espresso. For dessert we all shared the pandan. Not a single thing disappointed us it was all phenomenal. The server was so kind and so american friendly which wasn't very common for us on our trip. She even went as far as writing us a list of recommendations of things to do and places to eat for our final day. I am very impressed by this place and recommend it to everyone!

I stumbled into Pastelería Mallorca with a friend while looking for something light to hold us over…read morebefore a pedicure, and this spot ended up being one of my favorite spots during my recent stay in Madrid. I grabbed a mini croissant-style puff pastry with turkey, tomato, avocado, and pesto, plus a mini brioche bun with crab, pink sauce, and lettuce. The seafood bun was solid, but that turkey pesto croissant was ... excuse my language ... the f****n' truth! No exaggeration THEE best croissant I've ever had. It was so good chile, I came back the next day and got a full-sized one for lunch and it was still just as good. The space inside is clean and room with lots of comfy furniture; in addition, they also have free WiFi and clean bathrooms which is always appreciated while out and about in the city on vacation. If you're in Madrid (or Mexico City or Japan where there other locations are) this place is a must try! PS: The have a rewards app and will give you a free plain buttery croissant for joining.

The tarta de queso fundente (melting cheesecake) is one of the best desserts I have ever tasted!…read more I actually sought out Pastelería Mallorca because I read somewhere that the Fismuler cheesecake was available there. But from what I can gather, the tarta de queso fundente is a completely different dessert. I was not disappointed! According to their website, the cheesecake has a "thin and crispy cookie layer, a creamy interior, and a flavor blend of cream cheese, fresh cheese, and premium parmesan." I admit I'm a parmesan fanatic. This cheesecake has such an interesting, intense flavor. The texture was indeed "melting" - gooey on the inside, a little bit more set toward the outside. It was rich but not overly sweet, and had a savory kick from the parmesan. I will be dreaming about this cheesecake until I hopefully make it back to Madrid again one day. I came here for dessert and coffee after lunch at the Mercado de la Paz. I also got a lovely café con leche to go with the cheesecake. They have other food and desserts as well, but this cheesecake was so delicious, I wanted to leave a review just to spotlight it.

This place is cozy and delicious! I went with my mom and brother. They each got one of the farmer…read moreplates while I got one of the warm tartines. My food was plentiful (big portion size) and delicious. I also had a moccochino and that was great! It's a little on the pricier side (total for the three of us was 40 euro) but worth it in my opinion. The shop is pretty small, but there's not much that can be helped--Madrid is very cramped. Service was friendly but a little slow. Overall I'd recommend it!

Awesome breakfast, fresh organic breads and best Latte I have had in Spain yet! Kids loved the…read morePancakes too!!!