Food (3)/5): A bit bland for the churro but the Nutella like topping was good…read more Service (4/5:) Nice lady at the counter to help us out. Ambiance (3/5): A bit dirty by the end of the night.

After walking by several times during our time in Madrid, we finally decided to stop in…read more For Americans visiting, note that churros are much different here than what you get in the US. I would preface by saying, churros are thinner and kind of crispy and do not come coated in cinnamon sugar. That being said, I didn't love the churros with chocolate here. Ours were really crispy and the chocolate was thin and flavorless. The ordering was slightly confusing for me; there were two sizes of chocolate which had numbers that made it seem like that's how many churros you got with your chocolate. Not the case. Both things are separate. We happened to walk by a different day and hubs saw a new pistachio-filled porro. We both enjoyed that much more than the churros.

Churros and Chocolate is a must-try when visiting Madrid, and there's no better place to try it…read morethan Chocolatería San Ginés. The restaurant has been around for over a century and they've perfected their craft by now. They were very busy when we arrived and the line to get in was out the door. Fortunately, it looks like the restaurant owns the whole block, so we were lead to another indoor area with a lot of seating available. The Churros con Chocolate was incredible. The churros were nice and crispy and the chocolate was hot and rich. They combined perfectly. Once I finished the churros, I devoured the remaining chocolate by scraping the cup using the provided spoon.

Hotel recommendation ... great choice! Friendly woman took our order and the fellow that brought…read moreour food and lattes was also friendly. Sat in the back corner, so great people watching. Churros were delicious, served hot and very freshly made! Chocolate was smooth and delicious. Lattes good too, strong and nice foam. Place gets crowded. A truly wonderful experience.

Instead of walking over to Chocolatería San Ginés, I picked this place because it was closer to…read morewhere I was staying. I was disappointed that the churros weren't freshly fried. Maybe it was the time of day that I came (early afternoon)? It was fine, just not amazing. The service was fine too but they also ask for a tip on the card machine which I don't like (it's not usual for local businesses unless they clock you're not local).

I'm still thinking about their chocolate churros!! Best dessert of my Spain vacation. I tried a…read morethick churro version in Grenada and it wasn't nearly as good as these thin classic Madrid churros. The dipping chocolate was nice and rich and the churros have a crispy exterior and chewy interior. Nice and light and didn't tasty too greasy. Definitely recommend the chocolate churros here!

We went here just to get some late night snacks, and this place didn't disappoint. Their churros…read morewas different from what I've gotten used to eating in the US. It's not covered with sugar. It came with hot chocolate. It was delicious! The hot chocolate wasn't very sweet. The service was a little slow. The wait is a bit long. The restaurant was always packed. The staff were busy running around. I don't mind coming back if I'm in town.

Hands down the best I had in Madrid. There are many (i mean LOTS) of places to get churros but…read morethis was the best I had.

Our chocolate churro experience was meh in this place. For 4.75 Euro, you get five small not too…read moredeeply fried churros and a tasteless chocolate. I don't know what the hype this is all about. I was recently in Mexico City and their churros and chocolate were to dye for. Afterwards, you feel like you just ate a very fried dough with some blend black sauce to dip into. Perhaps I missed the boat on the hype, like I don't understand why people like Hainan Chicken either, so blend and so tasteless. At least the ones in Mexico city have cinimmon sugar on top. This one did not have any.

Out of frustration of being ignored for too long at the other cafe, I took off and saw chocolate…read moreand churros, in I come! The menus all have English translation but the lady that works here speaks very very minimal English. She is helpful though. I ordered the churros and hot chocolate with leche. Churros were perfect. Chrispy, airy, flavorful and a a bit greasy. By themselves they would be too greasy and plain but rich at the same time but with the chocolate it was the perfect combination. Hot chocolate was very rich and thick but flavorful. It's made of actual chocolate chocolate and not those fake cheap chocolate powder stuff. It was a small cup of chocolate but one person cannot finish the cup in one sitting. Free wifi and cheap. I would recommend.

Very good! We came here because of the variety of desserts that others have posted here and we were…read morenot disappointed. They even had Peanut flavor, being American I'm a huge fan of peanut butter and have reluctantly submitted to there being next to no peanut butter flavored desserts in Europe or South America for that matter. So, on top of my dessert being stand alone awesome I also enjoyed Peanut flavored ice cream on top!!! The gent behind the counter makes the ice cream down stairs. You can tell he takes exceptional pride in his ice cream. He said not many people like peanut flavored ice cream but he does so he makes it! Cheers to you my friend! Us peanut butter lovers need to stick together.

Great atmosphere, wonderful vibe, amazing espresso. What more can a girl ask for? The owner Luca…read moredoes his best to make sure you're happy and enjoy yourself. He takes his time on his creations and hand bakes all the pastries himself. It's so authentic and a nice quiet open place to stay. I'm staying in Spain for a month and will definitely come here every day. FYI: Free Wifi!

We were heading to a different churro spot when we stumbled upon Churreria Chocolatería. They've…read morebeen around since 1902 and surprisingly offer gluten free, dairy free and sugar free options. We dropped in on a late Wednesday evening (10:30pm). No line but there was a couple of groups inside. You order and pay first at the front. - Raćion de churros (4,00€) with chocolate negro (3,50€) - four churros and we added the dark chocolate. Not too heavy or sweet. The gluten free churro texture was fine, but the flavour on its own was bland. CC's churros were okay but nothing I'd crave again.

Stopped here during a tour for some churros and chocolate. I have to say, the chocolate was great…read morebut I found the churros a little oily. The lady who was bringing us our coffee and churros does NOT like tourists and she made that abundantly clear. There was a line to get in here as we were leaving so it's quite a popular place in a very touristy location. Overall, I think it's a decent place if you get one of the servers who doesn't glare at you with unveiled contempt.

I was craving for something small at 1330 so I went to this place, which was somewhat close to my…read morehotel. Churro itself wasn't great, it's definitely been sitting there for a while. Keep in mind that this is usually a breakfast item, so I wasn't too miffed about the non freshness of it. Chocolate, on the other hand, was amazing. It was piping hot, not very sweet and very thick. It really feels like they melted a chocolate bar for the drink. At 2.90 euros for 5 churros, it was not amazing, but it hits the spot. The waiter there didn't speak English, but they definitely understand 'churro con chocolat' and 'take away'.

I was really excited for this place, based on all of the positive reviews on Yelp! Unfortunately,…read moreit didn't pan out, and we even tried to go twice. The first time, we asked whether they accept credit card, and they said yes - this mattered since we had only a couple of coins in our pockets, and didn't have any euros left. When we tried to buy 6 churros, he told us the price, then demanded money instead of card. When we repeated that we didn't have any euros on hand, he glared at us, spun around, and threw the churros back into the bin, muttering the whole time. The second time, we went, this time equipped with coins. We asked how many we could buy, and he asked us how many we wanted to buy. When we said we wanted 12, he went over, then came back and said that they no longer sell churros and that they had run out. I'm frustrated that he asked us how many we wanted, then told us that they had none. Overall, a terrible experience. Hopefully you'll have a better time.