GOLDA Madrid

Good carrot cake , I’ve tried better ones though. Amazing fruit shake, great service lovely atmosphere

I recently visited Golda, the Israeli-Argentinean cafe in Madrid, and had a delightful brunch experience. My companions and I decided to explore a variety of dishes, and Golda proved to be an excellent choice for those looking to try something different in terms of food. The menu at Golda offers a diverse range of options, both sweet and savory, which piqued our interest. We noticed a slight crossover with the menu from its sister restaurant, Fayer, which added a unique twist to the culinary offerings. Among the dishes we tried, the pitas stood out as our favorites. They were wonderfully flavorful and satisfying. Additionally, Golda is an excellent spot for grabbing a takeaway coffee to enjoy while strolling around the charming neighborhood. While the interior of Golda is adorned with a pop art style, we opted for a table outside and relished the pleasant outdoor ambiance. The service we received was standard, nothing extraordinary, but it didn't detract from our overall experience. One of the notable aspects of Golda is its fairly priced menu, making it accessible to a wide range of diners. If you're in Madrid and in the mood for a brunch that combines Israeli and Argentinean flavors with a touch of creativity, Golda is definitely worth a visit. It's a great place to enjoy a meal that goes beyond the ordinary and discover new culinary delights in a charming setting.

This cafe used to be my favorite for working , reading, meeting with friends. They used to have the nicest carrot cake but the recipe changed and now they don’t even do it anymore. The menu used to be very Middle east inspired, it was a very special and fun brunch place, they now changed it for very basic brunch place things, I am very disappointed to be honest. However people are nice, and the coffee is very good.

Disappointing, especially for being top3 in NyTimes 36 hours places for breakfast. I just had a cappuccino and a croissant. They warmed the croissant, which is suspicious for fresh bakery. While I cannot prove that it was not fresh, I can definitely confirm that it was hard and not crunchy. Anyway, the place is yellowly decorated.

Cozy coffee shop/lunch spot with nice healthy food options. Pricey but good quality. 🍴Food: we tried the juices and halloumi/quinoa salad and babaganoush. All delicious and alternative healthy options that are hard to find in Madrid. We didn’t try the pastries, but they looked good. 🪴Ambiance: nice space- coffee shop/casual lunch vibes. A few people working on laptops. 👨‍🍳 Service: very friendly. 💲Value: pricey. You’re definitely paying Tel Aviv prices, but for very good quality. Juices cost €6/7 and my dish was around €15. 🤲 Intangibles: location is nice- right next to the supreme court. Can also get coffee to go.

The oatmeal cookies were the best cookies in all Madrid; now they’re gone! Replaced by pistachio cream filled over sweet ones that could very well be purchased online at any cookie store. Bring the oatmeal cookies back!!!

Not going there anymore! Used to be very good place with delicious bakery! now all gone... no idea or it's a new owners of new chef... if it's new chef, they should fired him (her)

We ordered cortado and it came to an espresso shot. We ordered cappuccino and it was basically milk. The food was tasty. The service was very polite and nice.

Good carrot cake , I’ve tried better ones though. Amazing fruit shake, great service lovely atmosphere

I recently visited Golda, the Israeli-Argentinean cafe in Madrid, and had a delightful brunch experience. My companions and I decided to explore a variety of dishes, and Golda proved to be an excellent choice for those looking to try something different in terms of food. The menu at Golda offers a diverse range of options, both sweet and savory, which piqued our interest. We noticed a slight crossover with the menu from its sister restaurant, Fayer, which added a unique twist to the culinary offerings. Among the dishes we tried, the pitas stood out as our favorites. They were wonderfully flavorful and satisfying. Additionally, Golda is an excellent spot for grabbing a takeaway coffee to enjoy while strolling around the charming neighborhood. While the interior of Golda is adorned with a pop art style, we opted for a table outside and relished the pleasant outdoor ambiance. The service we received was standard, nothing extraordinary, but it didn't detract from our overall experience. One of the notable aspects of Golda is its fairly priced menu, making it accessible to a wide range of diners. If you're in Madrid and in the mood for a brunch that combines Israeli and Argentinean flavors with a touch of creativity, Golda is definitely worth a visit. It's a great place to enjoy a meal that goes beyond the ordinary and discover new culinary delights in a charming setting.

This cafe used to be my favorite for working , reading, meeting with friends. They used to have the nicest carrot cake but the recipe changed and now they don’t even do it anymore. The menu used to be very Middle east inspired, it was a very special and fun brunch place, they now changed it for very basic brunch place things, I am very disappointed to be honest. However people are nice, and the coffee is very good.

Disappointing, especially for being top3 in NyTimes 36 hours places for breakfast. I just had a cappuccino and a croissant. They warmed the croissant, which is suspicious for fresh bakery. While I cannot prove that it was not fresh, I can definitely confirm that it was hard and not crunchy. Anyway, the place is yellowly decorated.

Cozy coffee shop/lunch spot with nice healthy food options. Pricey but good quality. 🍴Food: we tried the juices and halloumi/quinoa salad and babaganoush. All delicious and alternative healthy options that are hard to find in Madrid. We didn’t try the pastries, but they looked good. 🪴Ambiance: nice space- coffee shop/casual lunch vibes. A few people working on laptops. 👨‍🍳 Service: very friendly. 💲Value: pricey. You’re definitely paying Tel Aviv prices, but for very good quality. Juices cost €6/7 and my dish was around €15. 🤲 Intangibles: location is nice- right next to the supreme court. Can also get coffee to go.

The oatmeal cookies were the best cookies in all Madrid; now they’re gone! Replaced by pistachio cream filled over sweet ones that could very well be purchased online at any cookie store. Bring the oatmeal cookies back!!!

Not going there anymore! Used to be very good place with delicious bakery! now all gone... no idea or it's a new owners of new chef... if it's new chef, they should fired him (her)

We ordered cortado and it came to an espresso shot. We ordered cappuccino and it was basically milk. The food was tasty. The service was very polite and nice.