Finally! A juice bar in Madrid! A good one too! With 38°C I…read morehad a green juice and it was just lovely.

Excellent juices at great prices. I always order the retiro which is a mix of spinach, celery and…read moreapple. Super healthy. They have tons of other great fruit combo juices too

Attentive all Vegans. This is the spot for all day brunch. Be warned they are a hot spot with…read morelimited seating which may mean a wait. There was only one waitress but she was working pretty hard to take care of all the tables. Everything on the menu is vegan and was very tasty. Would recommend

Probably my favorite smoothie/juice place I have been to in Madrid so far! The place is rather…read moresmall- there are only two bars to sit at. There are probably 12-14ish chairs total. There are Spanish and English menus to order from. What I ordered: I got the curry chickpea wrap and the devolución juice. They were reasonably priced for what they were. The wrap came with mixed root chips. The wrap had a nice curry flavor, but it was light and not overwhelming. The juice was very beet-y, but tasted sweet as well. I will be back sometime to try one of their smoothie bowls!

I had a really good green juice here. It was not too sugary, and that's hard to find. Service was…read moregood, and they had free wifi. I'd definitely go back when in dire need of a vegetable fix.

Really good juice, but pricy at 7.50 euro a pop, which is why I couldn't give Fit Food 5 stars…read more Came here while on a day trip to Madrid. My fiancé picked up a bottle of the "Too Hot" (orange, lemon, lime, curcuma, H2O alkaline, cayenne) pressed juice and I got a bottle of the "Rise and Shine" (grapefruit, apple, carrot) pressed juice. Both juices were both delicious and unique. Definitely unlike the mixtures I've had in California. The interior of Fit Food was super cute, cozy, and quaint. I think they also sell acai bowls and the such here. If you have the money to splurge and want something refreshing, light, and healthy to kick off your day or after a work out, I'd definitely recommend Fit Food.

Cozy gelato shop near Plaza Mayor and San Miguel's Market. Their pistachio gelato is excellent --…read moretrue, nutty flavor and not too sweet. Dined: September 15, 2022

YUMMMMMM. It's an elevated Coldstone Creamy for those Americans playing at home. Get to pick your…read moreflavor and then they fold in some great toppings and they are qualityAF! Love love love. Definitely go and treat yourself!

Bubble Tea in Spain...achievement unlocked…read more After days of tapas, paella, wind and sangria, all I wanted was some bubble tea. Wowble delivered. I was impressed with the variety of drinks they offered. They have numerous drinks made with fresh fruit, fruit flavored boba and also other add-ins (nuts, jelly, cookies). They also have a hot drink menu, which is nice for the winter days. I ordered a coconut bubble tea which was delicious. The boba were a bit chewy, but the tea was very flavorful. There were small coconut grains within the tea, which was a pleasant surprise and added even more coconut flavor to the drink. My girlfriend's jasmine milk tea was likewise tasty, with strong jasmine flavor without being overly sweet.

I was pleasantly surprised to see the diversity of food and culture in Madrid, and finding Bubble…read moreTea was no exception. It's a small stall walk up counter with no seating, which is pretty common in Madrid as I found during my travels. I asked for the most popular drink which I was told was the Mojito, and it comes with popping jellies. I opted for the more common tapioca pearls instead. The drink was OK, but now I wished I had gone for a creamy smoothie option instead. Fun to try, but probably would not order Mojito again.

Pretty friend and English/Spanish speaking helped me get my matcha with oat milk!…read more Ticket= receipt has number for restroom. There are wall outlets. I enjoy this quaint spot. Lots of folx relaxing and meeting elder type. Gracies

Food- 5 Self service…read more Ambience- 4 Madrid Simple but nice place to grab a light sandwich or wrap, fruit smoothie, coffee. Since we were there on a weekend it was empty of customers. When Madrid is bustling on workdays I imagine it's hoping. I enjoyed my salmon wrap. My girlfriend enjoyed her vegetarian spinach wrap with goat cheese.

Really enjoyed Mercado de San Miguel, even if it's the more touristy food market in Madrid. Came…read morelater in the evening. Must gets include - jamón ibérico from Puesto Carrasco Ibéricos - olives and vermut from The Hour of the Vermouth - wine from Pinkleton & Wine - codfish from La Casa del Bacalao There's also a Spanish omelet vendor but it was okay. Great energy in the market. Can be difficult to find a seat at a table but there's plenty of standing counters along the perimeter.

So this was one of the places everyone recommended we had to stop at while we were in Madrid for a…read morecouple days on our way to Portugal, and one of the most disappointing. Don't get me wrong - they do indeed have a whole bunch of food vendors that all looked extremely good. Some of them were tourist-priced (ok, a majority of them were tourist-priced), but none of them looked *bad*, just not *necessarily* worth the price, when you could go any number of places nearby and get food as good, for cheaper. But there were definitely some hidden gems, including one absolutely wonderful tapas place that we ordered a bunch of little tostas from, of all different sorts, that we were absolutely impressed by and happy with all of. And of course, the vendor I had originally been most excited about, La Hora del Vermut, which does indeed offer both very inexpensive, great "house" vermouth, and very affordable fancy vermouths. I would've loved to hang out at a bar like that... if I could do so and also *move*. See, the thing is... this market is absolutely not big enough for all its accolades. As Yogi Berra may or may not have ever said, "No one goes there nowadays, it's too crowded." At least I probably wouldn't ever go back there... we could barely hear to order tapas at the tapas place, and good luck finding a place to eat if you're not taking it to go. Good luck actually making it to one of the vendors further away from the entrance, either. It was an absolute madhouse, so we ordered a bunch of tostas at once, I braved the insanity to get a couple glasses of vermouth and met my wife outside the actual market to eat them on the steps. And that was the *off* season - if it's like that in January, I could only imagine it in May! Great vendors, but as a market, they really need better crowd management / foot traffic control.

We stumbled upon this place and actually went in for the shop at the top level. To our delight,…read morethere was live music downstairs. It was such a great vibe and the carrot cake was amazing!!

A mostly vegetarian 1-star Michelin Tasting Menu!…read more We did a YouTube review - https://youtu.be/RjmVqE8E2eo Firstly, come here hungry, we left stuffed!! I didn't include all of the meals we had, all are included in the video. For a vegetarian tasting menu, this restaurant put in all the stops. There were so any dishes, and so much effort in each dish. This is definitely a more unique experience and tasting menu, with lots of techniques and combinations that I've never tried before. The dishes were delicious, left us excited and satisfied, but didn't blow us away. The staff was so friendly and knowledgable.

Lots of healthy options. Dairy free easy. Menu photos below but also online. Scrambled eggs with…read morecheese on toast Make your own smoothie or juice was as expected, so that's good Small place with one overworked person so be patient. Bathroom: one for both genders. Clean enough

Upfront you need to know that if this place was not in Spain but in the United States, we would…read morelabel it as hipster with a dash of granola, or maybe the other way around. Everything here is "organic," "natural," or "healthy" and, therefore, should alert you to what you're walking into. I say all that not because it's disgusting. I honestly think you should know what you're walking into. They serve everything from coffees to smoothies to milkshakes to breakfast items. The coffee is good. You can order all types of specialty coffees with cream and add-ins. Smoothies are their specialty, but the milkshakes leave much to be desired (personal note, if you want a milkshake, go somewhere else; their milkshakes are more like milk water). The breakfast items such as their breakfast bowls are delicious. Packed with fresh fruit and natural ingredients, these bowls are perfect when fresh. Warning do not get these bowls to go or delivered. They tend to "melt" and become watery during transportation. Nevertheless, if you have to order to-go or delivery, they are still good just not as good. Overall, this is not a horrible place. If you're in the mood for "natural" food, this is your place.