This place smells as amazing as it looks. Everything seems delicious. We got the ponche and…read moreflorones. We got the chocolate one - delish! They had a cafeteria in the back as well to sit and eat which was nice. The worker there was great in handling our allergies. She packed the dessert separately to avoid any cross contamination of nuts.

This was our go-to breakfast cafe in Spain. Everything we tried was amazing from matcha to lattes…read moreto the bre-tzels and pastries.

Do yourself a favor and stop here for torrija. I would recommend taking it to go or seeing if you…read morecan snag a spot upstairs. This place gets busy and packed and was hectic when we stopped in. The torrija was one of, if not the best one we had while in Madrid. The service was quick and friendly at the to go counter for me.

La Mallorquina came as a recommendation from our hotel when I asked for a local bakery with coffee…read more I'd had a long list of places I wanted to try but always like to ask as well. We happened upon it and I was so pleasantly surprised. I think we went three times during our time in Madrid. I loved the counter experience, I'd definitely recommend that option. I wasn't looking to sit down and do all of that upstairs so my review is solely based on counters on the first floor. The locals love this spot and that is quite obvious. I was told in advance that they do and coming here was very enjoyable. The pastries and coffee are very yummy, you won't be disappointed. Makes for the perfect spot if you really want to get your day started but want to grab a quick bite before doing so.

We had breakfast here and everything was delicious, cafe con leche a bit small but phenomenal. The…read moreserver was very friendly as well. The location is great, just in the meddle of the town square!

Pan y Canela is a cozy, beautiful cafeteria in the very center of San Lorenzo del Escorial. It is a…read moremust place to stop by and have a cup of coffee after visiting the gorgeous town. Their cakes are really tasteful and you can even order them on demand to takeaway. It is one of my fav places from now on.

Quintessential small cafe with delicious desserts, spectacular service and that authentic coffee…read moreshop vibe - small tables, tranquil French music playing in the background. This place is off the beaten path but worth the trip if you're a fan of delicious carrot cake.

This is such a beautiful bakery! It offers an intimate atmosphere and the stars are the desserts…read more You won't find sandwiches here but you'll have some of the best cakes and tartes in town. It is close to the Prado museum and would be a perfect stop afterwards. Service is attentive and it seems even they are bakers as well. You can watch them make cakes if you have the inclination. We hade the pecan bar which was outstanding and the alfajor which looks like a cookie sandwich- delicious

I am convinced this might be the best dessert spot in the city. There are so many choices of…read morebeautifully crafted desserts. From cake to crepes, they have alllll the sweets you could dream of. I went in on a Saturday at 1. They looked like they were just finishing their rush. The inside is cute and antique-y. They have a lot of their desserts on display so you can look before you order. What I ordered: I wanted a ratatouille, but they were all sold out. It looked like they were sold out of a couple of things. I got a Brie and tomato sandwich and the healthy cheesecake. The sandwich was okay, but the cheesecake was a stand out! I WILL be back.

This a fantastic bakery created by Alejandro Montes, one of the top pastry chefs in Spain…read more We ordered a raspberry croissant, a classic croissant, their bretzel arandanos, a latte and an americano. The raspberry croissant was decadent and flaky. It was excellent. The classic croissant was not as good. It was not as crisp or flaky. The Bret always was interesting. It tasted like a heavily fried and dense version of a palmera and was covered in glaze, chocolate and filled with raspberry. It was a little much for me. I would only order the raspberry croissant again but it alone is worth returning for. Everything looks amazing.

Our last morning in Madrid and we walked a few blocks from the hotel. The best croissants and the…read morecappuccino was actually good because I am not a coffee person! Fantastic spot. I'm sure they all are in this town.

My fav spot after class and volunteering... Always a good way to end my day! The dueño and the lady…read morethat works here are so kind! Cafe con leche with a side of a small cake made with nata is the way to go :)