The best 8 specialty coffee shops in Madrid 2024
Madrid is well-known for its museums, parks, monuments and gastronomy. Do you know what else both residents and tourists adore just as much? Their specialty coffee shops!
Naturally, only a select few can be deemed the finest specialty coffee shops in Madrid, and we are about to unveil them to you!
Whic are the most famous specialty coffee shops in Madrid?
We won’t keep you in suspense any longer. Let’s reveal the specialty coffee shops that you simply must visit at least once when you’re in Madrid!
EatMyTrip Malasaña
In our Malasaña location, you can try a wide variety of specialty coffees accompanied by delicious brunches, made with the finest ingredients.
Would you like to try a Latte? Or an authentic Americano? How about a Flat White? Or do you dare to try our Barbie Chai Latte? If you are in the area, come to Calle de Manuela Malasaña 17, we will be waiting for you!
Which are the most famous specialty coffee shops in Madrid?
We won’t keep you in suspense any longer. Let’s reveal the specialty coffee shops that you simply must visit at least once when you’re in Madrid!
EatMyTrip Malasaña
In our Malasaña location, you can try a wide variety of specialty coffees accompanied by delicious brunches, made with the finest ingredients.
Would you like to try a Latte? Or an authentic Americano? How about a Flat White? Or do you dare to try our Barbie Chai Latte? If you are in the area, come to Calle de Manuela Malasaña 17, we will be waiting for you!
Naji Specialty Coffee
In the Chamberí District, if you walk along Calle del Cardenal Cisneros, head to number 39 where the incomparable Pistachio Latte awaits you.
Combining coffee with a double portion of cream and grated pistachio, the flavor slowly descends across the palate as it melds in your stomach. Thanks to this blend, Naji Specialty Coffee earned recognition from the Financial Times magazine, being acclaimed as the most inventive coffee shop in Europe.
Pink Bourbon Espresso Bar
Located at Calle de Diego de León 41 in the Salamanca district, their standout creation is the Freddo, a delicious mix of creamy milk and whole ice cubes left uncrushed.
The ice melts slowly, preserving the integrity of the coffee, allowing you to enjoy a cold coffee without losing flavor or consistency. And here’s the real treat: each coffee is served in a handcrafted cup from Denmark.
Lilo Brunch
What makes the specialty coffee at this brunch spot located at Calle de la Libertad 3 so special? None other than its origin: The coffee is grown at 1,800 meters above sea level in Peru, offering a delightful experience that blends fruity flavors with toasted spices and roasted almonds.
Prefer something sweeter and more indulgent? Then don’t miss the chance to try their Chocowaffle Latte, which combines coffee with hazelnut syrup, a piece of waffle, coconut whipped cream, crunchy almond topping, and the finishing touch: melted chocolate.
Geisha Specialty Coffe
Don’t let the name mislead you; you won’t be encountering any Japanese-inspired flavors here. Their specialty coffees are sourced from Colombia and Ethiopia.
The secret to their flavor lies in roasting them at a precise temperature in small batches to ensure their quality. Their filtered coffees are the most popular; if you wish to try them, you should head to Calle de las Navas de Tolosa 6.
Hola Coffee
Their name is already inviting you to step into one of their locations. One is situated at Calle Lagasca 24 (Salamanca District), while the other can be found at Calle Doctor Fourquet 33 in the city center.
What makes them special? Their Pumpkin Spice Latte, which blends pumpkin coffee made with natural ingredients and high-quality coffee. For the more adventurous, you can also try coffees from various corners of the globe, such as Brazil, Colombia, Kenya, and Puerto Rico.
Umami Specialty Coffee
What has made this establishment at Calle de la Alameda 1 stand out as one of the most frequented specialty coffee shops by both tourists and residents?
There is no doubt, it is their Pink Latte, which masterfully combines a medley of flavors with a subtle hint of beetroot, imparting both a sweet taste and its unique pink hue.
East Crema Coffee
This coffee chain boasts no fewer than 8 locations across Madrid, spread throughout the Central District, Salamanca District, and Chamberí District.
With a selection of coffee beans from Ethiopia, Colombia, and Myanmar, indulge in their Espresso Macchiato, celebrated for its perfectly balanced flavor and intensity. Want something more exotic? Order an Ethiopian Gugique coffee; it will not leave you indifferent with its blend of chocolate, vanilla, and red fruits.
We look forward to welcoming you at EatMyTrip Brunch & Cocktail!
Planning to be in the vibrant La Latina neighborhood of Madrid? We’d be delighted to host you at our spot on Calle de la Moreira 11, where you can savor a specialty coffee, a refreshing smoothie, or unwind with a light brunch before you continue your adventure.
Want us to have a table waiting just for you? Absolutely! Just hit the button to make your reservation, and we’ll have everything ready for you at the perfect time.