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.

A small, cute coffee shop and bakery that's been highlighted on social media. The lines can be long…read moreduring peak hours but I went midweek and it was pretty quick and easy to find a seat. (Please be aware of limited spacing if you're in a hurry, it's not their fault guests linger) Staff was nice and attentive. The big draw is the circle croissant that's filled with pistachio cream. On my visit I got the seasonal yuzu version and it was a nice balance of tart and sweet. Not the best laminationon of the croissants I've had, but still worth a try as well as the other baked goods.

This place is amazing! Sits right on the corner so you can people watch as you enjoy your…read morecappuccino and pastries. All pastries are made fresh on site and the coffee was perfect. I forgot what the pastry was called but it was amazing. Looked like a cinnamon roll but the icing was more like a buttercream

Very nice small bakery for both bread and pastries. I had a…read morePan de Dios which was really good, soft and not too sweet. Staff is friendly.

Creamy, partially runny but not in a bad way, and caramelizad on top, this cheesecake could…read morepossibly cause an addiction. This place is nothing but cheesecake. Different types and sizes of cheesecake are offered; however, my favorite is the individual clásico. Delicious, cold, and creamy, so good. In my opinion, though, they are a little pricy. We bought two clásicos and paid €28. Nevertheless, I'd still buy it again because it is just so tasty! FYI, each clásico is about the size is a small dinner plate. If you like cheesecake, you'll love this place. The service is great and the staff speak English and Spanish. Go for it! Enjoy!

Incredible cheesecake!! The Oreo one is fantastic…read more I'll go back and take pictures and update you guys

Excellent bakery run by a very friendly family since 1990. They specialize in cakes and are the…read moreonly place I know of that make a good American/German/British style crumb cake.

I was surprised to stumble upon a wheel cake (stuffed mini pancake) shop in Madrid, since there are…read moreso few Asian people here. They've innovated on the tradition red bean/cream style, and offer a bunch of different stuffings. I got the matcha and boba flavors. They also sell the usual bubble tea offerings. I think it's a mom and pop store since there was only one person working there, and it seemed to be the owner.

Very nice bakery in Chueca, and I come often. Really good croissants and I love their avocado…read moretoast. Good price for it too. Coffee is pretty good and it's pretty clean inside. Staff is nice, but so sad they don't have wifi here or good to-go boxes. learned both the hard way

Great crusty bread! The spelt bread was phenomenal, and they will slice it for you if you'd like.read more

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.