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Guide to cafes in Madrid
Cafes in Madrid
Cafes in Madrid are the perfect place to unwind and take in a ¨caña¨or vino tinto.¨ Many cafes in Madrid have star-studded histories claiming writers such as Earnest Hemingway and other celebrities from around the world as famous patrons. Check out our comprehensive guide to cafes in Madrid!
THIS SECTION IS BEING UPDATED.
BARS & CAFÉS
Huertas Neighborhood
Las Horas Café - "While some cafes in Madrid give you the feeling of being seen, Las Horas Café provides you with the opposite sensation – that of being pleasantly clandestine."
Malasaña Neighborhood
J & J Books and Coffee - "If you have the hankerin’ to read some books in English, the friendly folks at J & J Books and Coffee will be more than happy to help out."
Lavapiés Neighborhood
Nietzsche Café - "From book signings to art exhibits to cocktails and DJs, it's always offered a bit of everything."
Chueca Neighborhood
Others (section being updates)
Café de Los Signos – "The first café to cater to and be run by the deaf."
La Coquette – "Legendary Madrid blues bar.