Great place to get coffee and a morning bite. The pricing is quite reasonable and the staff is very…read morefriendly. As an American traveling, this place was almost a home away from home. Starbucks may have been in my hotel, but to truly get a feel for an area, you have to try the local flavor and this place didnt disappoint. I recommend the cappuccino italiano. Also on the weekends they have fresh squeezed orange juice which is quite good.

This was another stop on our tapas / bar hopping night. La Esqina del cafe was a nice small low…read morekey spot to grab some tapas and a drink or two or three. The counter and tables were full when we walked in, but were lucky enough to catch someone leaving and snagged their seat at the counter. We ordered some drinks and a few minutes later were presented with a tapa. The tapa was a small sandwich that was pretty tasty and some chips. A perfect compliment to our drinks.

Good food & deals. Customer service is terrible. No communication between the staff, I was charged…read morefor 2 beers I did not want & couldn't drink after telling 2 workers that I do not want the beer. Very disappointing for my first time.

€1-€2 mini sandwiches (served with chips), €2 Beer or Wine mugs, €1 Olive appetizer, and indoor &…read moreoutdoor seating - where do I sign up??? This place was just what we needed for a late afternoon snack on the way back from the park and shopping. Between the three of us we split 3 sandwiches, olives, fries, mugs of Beer & 'red summer wine' and a coke. Grand total ~14. Everything was very tasty and fresh. We sat out on the terrazzo. Enjoyed the breeze and opportunity to people watch.

This was my favorite neighborhood coffee bar while living in Madrid which has expanded now to twice…read morethe size since I lived nearby four years ago. I always found them fast, friendly (enough), delicious and inexpensive breakfast--for about 2,5€ you can get a fresh espresso cortado and several fresh-fried porras or churros. Or for a couple euro extra a more filling choice is the Santiaguino--which is in the savory family as the common toasted baguette bread and grated fresh tomato (also a yummy breakfast choice) but instead topped with diced serrano ham, manchego cheese and olive oil. My family also liked the large English and American breakfasts, where you can get your choice of eggs and more meat. But little hits Madrid morning perfection for me than a cortado or hot chocolate, and churros.

My wife and I stopped here for an early lunch and chose it specifically because they have craft…read morebeer, which isn't quite as common as any city in the US. As a bonus, they focus on creating food that is gluten free. For beer we had a lager by La Virgen. It was a good drinkable beer. For entrees we had grilled chicken with beetroot gnocchi and Roasted Eggplant with goat cheese pomegranate honey and peppermint. The food was very good and nicely prepared with mild natural flavors from the ingredients. Odds and ends. They have bathrooms. They make sure there are foot rests at all table heights which is a nice touch. Also, they have a larger eating area on the second floor. There are hundreds of places to eat around Madrid, but we found LA Tape to offer a unique take on food preparation that has it stand out compared to many that sell local traditional fare.

Atmosphere is pretty good. The food looks good. The wait staff is decent. Pleasant. I like the…read moreplace. Across the street from the apartment where I'm staying at ROISA apartment.

Cute lil café! I visited at 7:30 on a Friday night. They weren't too busy in comparison to a lot of…read moreplaces in the area. The vibe is cozy and cute. They placed a lot of old 80s pop music. The service was attentive (for Spanish standards). What I ordered: they had a couple of drink + dessert options for 10€ so I got a mojito and carrot cake. The carrot cake was so yummy! Not the best ever, and I wish there was a little more icing, but still really good! The mojito was great, but there was sooooo much ice. I really didn't feel like I got much of an actual drink. There are plenty of classic cocktail options! The prices are average I would say. They had a couple of small savory options. My friend got some smoked salmon toast which she said was good! This is a great place to have a fairly quiet drink with a friend! I know they also have breakfast so I will be back to try it sometime!

Super cute to have coffee and read or do work. Wifi is great. Seating is super cozy and there are…read morelots of different options

When you first walk into this restaurant, you see a very cute, cozy space with a small bar and some…read moreunique/indie decorations throughout. My girlfriend and I had already decided to do the brunch for 14€ and were promptly seated. The brunch begins with either coffee/tea and a orange juice or you can add mimosas or other alcoholic options for an extra charge. I thought the freshly squeezed orange juice was one of the best parts of the meal! I went for a pancake with PB&J for the first course and my girlfriend got a fruit bowl. I thought the pancake was very filling, but the peanut butter tasted like it was from a jar of Jiffy. Next we both decided to get the breakfast burrito for the second course. Again, I thought the food was very filling, and I'm sure it's hard to come by a breakfast burrito in Madrid, but it just didn't wow me. Overall, I think the portions and amount of food you get for 14€ is very good, especially that orange juice! As far as the taste, it is good, but not great. This restaurant is definitely filling a small niche in Madrid and has some hard to come by "American" food, so if you're craving that, this could be your place.

I love it! I visited twice on my five days vacation in Madrid and even though we had to walk quiet…read morea bit - it was worth it. Especially second time was epic! I had a brunch menu with French toast, breakfast burrito, orange juice, latte and a Bloody Mary... it was bloody good! The service was great, the location cosy... I definitely recommend this lovely venue.

The restaurant was recommended by the hotel concierges. The place is clean and classic. The…read morepaella is so far the best that we had in Madrid! Highly recommend the grilled sea bass, very fresh and tasty. The waiter was nice and courteous. Overall, very nice experience.

Oskar was right next to our hotel and was opened very early. They served some Americanized food…read moresuch as burgers. Overall service was fast and the place looks clean. The churros and hot chocolate are a must have. They are crunchy and fresh. The callos madrileano is also tasty, stewy, and rich with flavor. The dish is very filling for the cost. Chicken sandwich is crispy too. And the fries were American standards so they are much better than other fries you would get.

Very basic food here. Probably a good place to break a picky person in. We're just so big on flavor…read moreand ingredients that it was just ok for me. It was quick and the staff was pleasant, it just wasn't my thing. On a busy area and easy access. I will say it's the closest to American breakfast I'll find.