ACID Café
Las Letras / Antón Martín, Madrid
Original ACID room for Nordic-leaning guest roasters, laminated buns, and a sharper coffee-focused mood than most central Madrid brunch spots.
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Reviewed cafes in Madrid where must visit is a real reason to go, not just a minor extra.
One of the few stops in this city worth planning a coffee visit around.
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Las Letras / Antón Martín, Madrid
Original ACID room for Nordic-leaning guest roasters, laminated buns, and a sharper coffee-focused mood than most central Madrid brunch spots.
Lagasca, Salamanca, Madrid
A Madrid must-visit for house-roasted coffee, espresso and filter, anchored to Hola’s Lagasca cafe in Salamanca.
Chueca / Justicia, Madrid
Light-roasted espresso and seasonal filter with an on-site bakery, cardamom buns, and a former goldsmith’s workshop just north of Gran Vía.
Barrio de las Letras, Madrid
Compact Barrio de las Letras micro-roastery for Slayer espresso, microlot-heavy menus, and a roast-to-cup setup built around traceability.
Malasaña, Madrid
Compact no-laptop Malasaña corner cafe for single-origin espresso, batch brew, pour over, matcha, and brunch that still justify the queue.
Malasaña, Madrid
The original Toma branch with an island brew bar, no-laptop policy, and expertly made coffee on a calm side street.
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