They have a wide variety of flavors to select from. They have four sizes for the cones and for all…read morethe size you get 2 scoops just the larger the size the bigger the scoop. The gelato has a very rich flavor and is a definite 5/5!

I have visited the other Mamá Elba location in La Latina, and was excited to visit the original…read morecafe. However, I was disappointed. I walked in around 9:45am for a mocha to go. The young lady working made it pretty quick, but it also seemed like she did not exactly know what she was doing. After it was made (and not fully filled to the top of the cup) she put it in the microwave to warm it up and I was shocked. How can you work at a coffee shop and warm the drink up in the microwave?! I was given my mocha and had to add sugar to it as well. The service was quite sad. I only gave the place an extra star because I know their ice cream is pretty good, and the place is an actual cafe that looked nice for sitting and doing homework.

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

We two stopped by for coffee and cake before visiting the nearby Prado Museum. Excellent experience…read moreand great food. FOOD: 4.5 - Mango Cheesecake: 4.5. - Apple pie: 4.5 - Espresso: 4.5 (not sour) SERVICE: 5.0. Very considerate and focused on us as customers, though we spoke no Spanish. We felt appreciated. AMBIANCE: 4.0. About three tables inside and a bench on narrow street outside. We had our cake and coffee on the outside bench. Pleasant.

I originally came in because I saw they had bubble waffle cones, but an employee told me it was…read morebroken:/ No matter. They seem to have lots of options when it comes to toppings and they had many popsicles waiting in the fridge, if you so desired one. What I ordered: I went with my go to- a chocolate cone. They make the ice cream with liquid nitrogen so it is fun to watch them make it. I chose to get chocolate chip cookies mixed in with the ice cream- a great choice! The ice cream was super yummy! I would definitely come back !

They have a vegan lemon popsicle that is super adorbs. The decor inside is super cute too! Don't…read morepass this place up if you're visiting in the summer.

Tostada de Cherry (Open cherry tomato toast), cafe Frappe, fruit yogurt were excellent! The people…read morewere very nice, giving my wife extra Frappe beyond what I ordered for myself. It's conveniently located a few steps out of the Royal Palace and gave us a shelter to replenish in a hot, 100+ , afternoon after visiting the palace.

This place is so cute and has great coffee and pastries. The staff was also nice. I got the café…read moremarrochino and the coffee cake

Great selection that also included non-dairy options…read more Options were really good especially Oreo and strawberry

Walking around Madrid on a warm day looking for a cool scoop of gelato and located Eccolo Gelato…read more The shop is sleak, clean, modern and swanky. The wait staff is helpful but not fully engaged. I surveyed the selection and seem to migrate toward the pistachio gelato in Spain. A single scoop of pistachio was ordered and I quickly jumped into analysis mood. The flavor was cool but not cold. My scoop was melting as soon as she handed it to me. The flavor was fine but not great. I don't mind trying pistachio gelatos but this was not my favorite. Eccolo gelato has a nice venue, clean environment and hopefully a more flavorful and colder product.

Really surprised to find that this exists in Madrid! It's even funnier that it's located right next…read moreto ZenZoo, a competitor. I've tried their oolong milk tea and their strawberry cheese foam drink. I've also had samples of the egg puff waffles. The oolong milk tea is decent for Madrid standards. It gets the job done and I think the only one on par with it is ZenZoo's. However, I think Eggofre specializes more on its slushes and desserts. Their strawberry cheese foam drink is a bit like Happy Lemon's, but less salty. It's thick and I prefer drinking it by taking off the lid and sipping so I get a combination of both cheese and slush. The strawberry flavor is so refreshing. At 6 euros, the drink itself is quite expensive, but I saw that they have a deal that's 8 euros for a strawberry cheese foam drink AND a strawberry egg puff waffle. As for the waffle, I think it's quite light and perfectly textured! It's great to share and there's so many customization options. I've had waffles elsewhere that had flat textures, but this one is squishy and holds the ingredients together well. Cheese foam and egg puff waffles are definitely a niche treat for Madrid. I recommend it!

This is my favorite place for the traditional boba(the tapioca zang zang). The waffle is really…read morefood as well. I got the marshmallow ice cream with it and its bomb! Also I got some kind of taro tea but it taste weird. If you're here make sure you go into the store and to the back. There's a really cute wall with flowers you can take pictures of.

This cute little ice cream parlor in Madrid is "cool"! There are only a couple tables, so most…read morefolks just walk around the square with their frozen treats! I ordered the mint chip and it was nice! The flavors are limited so if you're visiting from other countries, don't expect the choices you may get elsewhere. But the flavors they do serve are yummy! It's always fun trying ice cream in different country, each has their own unique flair! Come get a scoop!!

After a night of tapas and walking around, we stopped by here for some sweet treats…read more I tried two flavors of ice cream in a cup. I tried the mango sherbet and the passion fruit cream gelato. Let me just say, I was not disappointed with my choices. They were both awesome in their own ways. Liz tried the crepes, and it was loaded with cajeta. It was tasty and the warmth of the crepe melted the caramel to the right consistency to say whoah... this is really caramel-ly. It was really good. She topped it off with a scoop of banana nut gelato. The service was nice, but I think they took a bit of time with the crepe. That said the crepe was nothing worse for wear. I got my ice cream almost instantly, and so it was easy to share the two desserts one after the other. The shop is brightly lit, and easy to find on the corner of Tirso de Molina Plaza. It goes through bouts of busy-ness as folks drop in from other places. This dessert shop knows what they are doing... if you are in the area, drop in.

This was the best dessert our entire stay in Madrid! The cheesecake iced…read more This was the best dessert our entire stay in Madrid! The cheesecake ice cream was OMG. Thankfully the nice girl behind the counter helped us translate the flavors to English as my Google translate wasn't working!!

Great spot for in-house made ice cream. Tried a few flavors and loved them all. Sugar free options…read moreavailable too