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Nothing sounds quite as good as a late breakfast on a Sunday morning. Whether you’re a morning person or a hungover person looking for a remedy, you get to sleep in knowing you have a delicious meal coming your way later in the day. Brunch is a perfect excuse to catch up with friends while you indulge in delicious food and fruity cocktails. Madrid is no stranger to the brunching lifestyle and this article will prove it! Check out our list of great places for brunch in Madrid!
1. Zenith
Calle de Valverde 28 – Metro Chueca
Zenith is a hot new place to enjoy a great brunch in Madrid. They specialize in brunch and cocktails. The best part is, they serve brunch all day, every day! Enjoy brunch classics like eggs Benedict, pancakes, bagels, and more for around 5€-10€. You can enjoy happy hour from 17:00-19:00 (two cocktails for 12€, but no Bloody Mary’s). Make sure to bring enough money to pay for everyone, since they don’t do separate checks!
2. HanSo Cafe
Several Locations Across Town
Looking for good vibes, amazing coffee, and delicious brunch dishes? That’s everything you can find in Hanso Cafe’s all-day brunch! With 2 locations offering options like kimchi & bacon sandwiches, egg benedict bagels & Matcha waffles, set against an industrial-minimalist setting. You’ll also be able to try some of the best specialty drinks in Madrid and let’s not forget about all their deserts!
Located at Calle Corredera Baja de San Pablo, 51 (Metro Callao) and Costanilla de los Ángeles, 7, (Metro Opera)
3. Mora Café
Calle de Hilarión Eslava 42 – Metro Moncloa
Mora Café is a great place for coffee and cookie lovers searching for the perfect brunch spot. Their specialty coffee selection changes weekly, ensuring a fresh and unique experience with every visit. Pair it with their homemade, American-style cookies to add a sweet touch, and complete your brunch with a delicious main dish; all for just 15 euro.
4. Ojalá
Calle de San Andrés 1 – Metro Tribunal
One of the most iconic restaurants in Malasaña, Ojalá has one of the best brunches in Madrid! Sit on the patio with the sunshine, on the first floor with the plants, or downstairs with the beach! Enjoy a daily brunch from 8:00 until 20:00. The brunch menu includes a drink and your choice of entree, ranging from 10€-15€. Try the Oslo, which is pictured!
5. La Bicicleta Café
Plaza San Ildefonso 9 – Metro Noviciad
If you´re looking for a place to eat and study in the heart of Barrio Malasaña? Look no further than La Bicicleta! They offer several types of toasts, croissants, salads, and delicious coffee. The cafe itself has a very hipster vibe. Enjoy a calm brunch on Saturday and Sunday mornings. Everything is around 5€-10€, a la carte.
6. Café de la Luz
Calle de la Puebla 8 – Metro Chueca
Another great place to enjoy brunch and then study afterward! Cafe de la Luz is a quaint favorite for many locals. Breakfast is available every day until 13:00 and offers things like tostadas with your choice of coffee, tea, or Cola Cao. There’s also a “mini brunch” until 15:00 for that includes a tostada, juice, and a piece of cake.
7. El Gordito Cantina
Several Locations Across Town
El Gordito is a cozy spot in that mixes international flavours into its brunch offerings. Think pancakes, bacon, avocado & salmon toast, and sandwiches with a twist (hello Okonomiyaki and Banh Mi). They have 2 locations opening as early as 9:00 and stay open till 20:00 to midnight! The prices are student-friendly: expect to spend somewhere between €10-20 depending on how hungry you are.
Their locations are: Calle de la Palma, 41 (Metro Noviciado) and Plaza de Cascorro, 17 (Metro Tirso de Molina)
8. Federal Cafe
Several Locations Across Town
Federal Cafe is the perfect place for a homey brunch to make you feel as though you are sitting in your living room. They have an extensive a la carte menu with everything from breakfast sweets and pastries to eggs to breakfast hamburgers. One of their specialty dishes are the baked eggs! Brunch is served Monday through Friday from 9:00-13:00 and Saturday and Sunday from 9:00-16:00. Federal does not accept reservations so be prepared to wait in line for a while to get a table, especially on the weekends!
There are three locations: Plaza de los Comendadoras, 9 (Metro Noviciado), Plaza de Conde de Barajas, 3 (Metro Tirso de Molina), Calle Luchana, 7 (Metro Bilbao) and Calle Serrano, 120 (Metro Ruben Dario)
9. Le Praliné
Calle de José Ortega y Gasset 69 – Metro Manuel Becerra
Le Praliné is a charming café offering brunch all day, every day! Their menu features classics like eggs Benedict, toast, pancakes, and yogurt bowls, with full brunch menus starting at just 17 euros! They don’t take reservations, so be sure to arrive early, but with three locations, you won’t have to travel far.
10. Carmencita Brunch
Several locations Across Town
Carmencita Brunch is a modern but comfortably styled space with one of the best brunches in town! So good in fact, that they suggest you make a reservation if you want to get a table! The brunch takes place everyday from 11:00-16:00. You can choose a la carte items, like huevos rancheros and eggs Benedict, or go for the fixed menu and get eggs Benedict, a side, and a drink (all for around 15,50€). Don’t forget to complete your brunch with one of their famous 1€ mimosas!
Their current locations are: San Vicente Ferrer, 57 (Metro Noviciado), Calle de la Cava Alta, 32 (Metro La Latina) and Calle de la Sombrerería, 6 (Metro Lavapíes)
11. Terraza de Sabatini
Cuesta de San Vicente, 16 – Metro Plaza de España
Brunch, but with a royal view? that’s Terraza de Sabatini. Perched on the rooftop of ApartoSuites Jardines de Sabatini, this spot gives you unbeatable views of the Royal Palace and the Sabatini Garden. On weekends (Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays), they serve up a full brunch for €28 P.P (turns at ~12:00 & ~14:30) with sweet & savoury options like croissants, muffins, fruits or cold cuts, plus a main you pick (think Eggs Benedict, burgers, burritos, or vegetarian toasts), and dessert.
12. Panela & Co
Calle Lopez de Hoyo 10 – Metro Gregorio Marañón
Panela & Co is a health food restaurant located in the posh neighborhood of Salamanca. It’s small and quaint, meaning that you must arrive early if you want a table. Brunch is available Saturdays and festival days from 10:00-17:00, and the restaurant closes on Sundays. You have the option of choosing between various brunch menus or differing prices and sizes depending on your mood!
13. Pum Pum Café
Calle de Tribulete 6 – Metro Lavapiés
Pum Pum Café is a colorful, cozy spot in Madrid’s Malasaña district, perfect for a relaxed brunch. Known for its focus on healthy dishes, they offer plenty of delicious vegetarian and vegan options. With great value for money and a warm atmosphere, it’s a popular spot, so you might have to wait for a table.
14. Cafe Green Bakery & Brunch
Calle de Meléndez Valdés, 49 – Metro Argüelles
Café Green Bakery is a chill, healthy spot in Argüelles that offers more than just toast and eggs. They serve colourful, fresh brunches, think smoothie & Buddha bowls, huevos rancheros, benedict with huancaína, and vegan-friendly desserts and bakery treats. The vibe is relaxed, the space cozy but small, so going earlier or mid-morning helps. Prices vary from depending how fancy you go. They are open from Tuesday to Sunday from 9:30 – 17:00.
15. Superchulo
Calle de Fuencarral 74 – Metro Tribunal
If you are looking for a healthy and delicious brunch then Superchulo is a must! Eco-friendly and colorful dishes are the staple at the restaurant. The breakfast and brunch menu have a vast variety of food items. You can chose anything from avocado toasts to omlettes to açai bowls. Top off your delicious meal with one of the many natural drinks and cocktails. Next time you are looking for a healthy brunch in a cozy environment head to Superchulo!
16. Hotel Ritz
Plaza de la Lealtad 5 – Metro Banco de España
Lets be honest, most of us aren’t looking for a lavish brunch in Madrid. But you know what? It’s nice to treat yourself every once and a while. While not exactly brunch, The Breakfast, Sunday Lunch and Afternoon Tea options at the Hotel Ritz are exactly what you would expect: extravagant. Each meal is set in different areas of one of Madrid’s most lavish hotels – Breakfast and Afternoon Tea in the Palm Court and Sunday lunch in the grand Dining Hall or Garden Terrace. Making the experience feel even more exclusive.
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Leah Warner
Leah has been living in and exploring Madrid since 2013 when she moved to the city for a simple summer abroad. She started the Citylife Blog in 2014 with the goal to share everything there is to know about her favourite place on earth!
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Very interesting and informative article. All of these places sound/look great. It would be nice to have an article featuring lower priced places too.
We tried to stick to the average price in the city! Brunch is still a very up and coming thing here in Madrid and is a bit of an “extra luxury” kind of thing! Hopefully the more popular it gets the more the prices will go down!
I find Cripeka to be very reasonably priced! Great avocado toast options though the servings are on the smaller side. Hope this helped 🙂