Madrid, a city I’m proud to once have called my home, is filled to the brim with a diverse coffee culture. If you’re a coffee lover visiting the city, you are sure to find a speciality coffee shop on almost every corner corner. From traditional Spanish cafés to modern, third-wave coffee spots, Madrid has something for every coffee enthusiast at any time of day. Get ready to conquer Madrid’s coffee scene with me!
As Madrid is the capital city of Spain and one of its most popular cities according to tourists and locals alike, there is sure to be a bunch of cafés in every corner of the city. The Fix Speciality Coffee is one of these places. It is the perfect example of why you should always explore the side streets, because you can easily stumble on some of the best cafés in Madrid. You never know what you will find! Continue reading The Fix
La Latina is definitely one of the most popular neighbourhoods in Madrid, but there are still some hidden gems amongst those hyped up establishments. El Perro de Pavlov is one of those places, and I’m gonna tell you why! Continue reading El Perro de Pavlov
The neighbourhood of Salamanca is Madrid’s one stop shop for everything chic. However, sometimes there’s just that little bit of grit hidden away in plain sight. I would definitely say that Religion is one of those places! It’s that little alternative twist within the beautiful barrio of Salamanca! Continue reading Religion Speciality Coffee
I can talk about all of the awesome places in Madrid until I’m blue in the face. But that’s the truth. There seems to be a never-ending number of cafés in central Madrid and all of them have their unique aesthetic. Adorado Bar can definitely be included in that list. Continue reading Adorado Bar
There are many neighbourhoods in Madrid that are always filled with life. La Latina is no different. This barrio is growing in popularity amongst tourists and natives, and that means cafés are sure to get busier. Indeed, Café Ruda is an example of this. Continue reading Café Ruda
I can safely say that Madrid is filled with amazing cafés. However, sometimes it’s hard to find somewhere you just feel comfortable. At least that’s what I think anyway. One day though, I stumbled upon this little café in the barrio of Lavapiés and definitely felt a sense of comfort. By far, Plántate is the friendliest café in the city. Continue reading Plántate Café
Madrid has many amazing cafés, but sometimes you have to be a pro to find the hidden ones. Zenith can be considered one of those places. Located just off Gran Vía, you would be right to think it’s pretty central, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy to find! Continue reading Zenith: Brunch and Cocktails
