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.

Good bakery/coffee place with a nice relaxing ambient and friendly service. I had a tostada with…read moretomato which I liked since it was quite crunchy and with a very good coffee.

I stumbled into Pastelería Mallorca with a friend while looking for something light to hold us over…read morebefore a pedicure, and this spot ended up being one of my favorite spots during my recent stay in Madrid. I grabbed a mini croissant-style puff pastry with turkey, tomato, avocado, and pesto, plus a mini brioche bun with crab, pink sauce, and lettuce. The seafood bun was solid, but that turkey pesto croissant was ... excuse my language ... the f****n' truth! No exaggeration THEE best croissant I've ever had. It was so good chile, I came back the next day and got a full-sized one for lunch and it was still just as good. The space inside is clean and room with lots of comfy furniture; in addition, they also have free WiFi and clean bathrooms which is always appreciated while out and about in the city on vacation. If you're in Madrid (or Mexico City or Japan where there other locations are) this place is a must try! PS: The have a rewards app and will give you a free plain buttery croissant for joining.

The tarta de queso fundente (melting cheesecake) is one of the best desserts I have ever tasted!…read more I actually sought out Pastelería Mallorca because I read somewhere that the Fismuler cheesecake was available there. But from what I can gather, the tarta de queso fundente is a completely different dessert. I was not disappointed! According to their website, the cheesecake has a "thin and crispy cookie layer, a creamy interior, and a flavor blend of cream cheese, fresh cheese, and premium parmesan." I admit I'm a parmesan fanatic. This cheesecake has such an interesting, intense flavor. The texture was indeed "melting" - gooey on the inside, a little bit more set toward the outside. It was rich but not overly sweet, and had a savory kick from the parmesan. I will be dreaming about this cheesecake until I hopefully make it back to Madrid again one day. I came here for dessert and coffee after lunch at the Mercado de la Paz. I also got a lovely café con leche to go with the cheesecake. They have other food and desserts as well, but this cheesecake was so delicious, I wanted to leave a review just to spotlight it.

My boyfriend and I stopped in Medri in the afternoon on a weekday, so it was not very crowded…read more Medri has all different types of tiramisù (lemon, strawberry, classic), but we decided to try the mixed berry. It was so delicious and the berries tasted very fresh. The coffee was also very good. The only possible downside is that there is limited seating, so it might be best to plan to take the tiramisù to go.

Superbly crafted tiramisu coupled with friendly service and an extensive espresso and coffee menu…read more Both me and my partner had tiramisu fresas and tiramisu con Nutella. Was amazing. Great people. Great food. Amazing ambiance. If you are looking for a good dresser/postre...go here! It is a shining star in the Melasaña neighborhood!!

Nice bakery for a good and quick breakfast. I had my regular Tostada con Tomate with a Coffee which…read moreI liked and it was rather cheap (EUR 2.60). Service is good and very quick.

Adorable place for artistic and refined desserts! His specialty is mini cakes that are colorful,…read morebeautifully sculpted, and (most importantly) delicious. The passionfruit (Van Gogh) was my favorite. They also have an affordable breakfast deal (coffee/tea, croissant, and orange juice for a few euro).

This pastry shop was one of the culinary highlights of visiting Madrid! Unassuming storefront but…read moreabsolutely amazing pastries, both in terms of visual appeal and taste/texture. Very reasonably priced too.

Fantastic bakery! Neapolita croissant was just amazing…read more Great fruit zumos (smoothie). Bacon quiche also good. We had cookies one day those were wonderful as well. Staff was friendly.

Extraordinary. Phenomenal baked goods, staff is friendly, and they have daily breakfasts with…read morecoffee! Also very cozy and decorated in a homey way. I lived in the building for a year and had the croissants, and baguette 3-5 times a week.

We came here to try their vegan pastries and they didn't disappoint!! We got their pink panther…read morecake, cheesecake, and little round lemon pastries from their display case. It all tasted really good! I was going to get a smoothie, but was told they didn't have the machine to make it the day I went, but the staff recommended a milkshake so I got a strawberry one with oat milk and it tasted good and on the natural side, which I enjoyed! There is good indoor and outdoor seating. The staff is friendly and very attentive. We went back a couple days later for lunch and the food did not disappoint either. We got the nachos, chicken and waffles, and fish and chips. The same lady helped us out and the food came out relatively quick. Overall, I look forward to returning.

We stopped in for some brunch and each ordered the brunch combo 2 (€14.95), which came with…read morewonderfully seasoned scrambled tofu, an extremely rich and decadent ham+cheese croissant (essentially a croque monsieur), OK vegan bacon, and a solid enough avocado+tomato toast. The tofu scramble was definitely the highlight -- being cooked with seemed like kala namak (black salt) or something similar to give it that eggy/sulphuric character. The avocado+tomato toast was also decent, though needed some amping up with extra virgin olive oil and salt that they provided to season for yourself. The combos also come with a choice of coffee drink -- I did a late, which was very well-made. Overall, somewhat Spanish takes on various breakfast/brunch cuisines, done pretty well. Not a standout spot in Madrid, but a cool spot nonetheless that I'd recommended moderately.

Excelente!! Definitely worth going out of the way for a bollo de chocolate or really any of their…read morefresh breads! This is pick up only - no where to sit and eat. Still worth it!

The brainchild of former Graphic Designer Javier Marca, Panic ushered in a new era of baking when…read moreit opened in 2012, Madrid's prior lack of artisan Loaves soon flourishing and still anchored today by six basic styles sold at Calle de Conde Duque 13. Mixing modern thinking and classic technique, essentially a workshop across from Conde Duque cultural center, it is prior to Panic's 09h30 opening that a small queue starts to develop including locals, tourists, old and young alike. Focused more on Bread than Pastry, but well-priced across Wheat, Rye, Spelt and organic Grains amidst Sourdough, travelers are fortunate to find half-Loaves available surrounded by hearty Crust, the Crumb's texture precise with just the right amount of stretch whether in Marca's Centeno or unparalleled Cinnamon Roll that frequently sells out before it has time to cool.

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