Mamá Framboise

Very good tea options and if you only want a simple coffee you can also have just a simple small but tasty bonbon in this Lovely place with a very spacious and cozy environment! The menu has an amazing quality and variety. The products are very fresh with a great taste. The chocolate croissant is a delicious item for one who loves chocolate.

This inviting coffee shop is a perfect place to escape the busy streets of Madrid and try delicious pastries. Croissant Roll Framboise and the Carrot Cake are not to be missed! If you are hungry for a meal, Mamá Framboise offers a nice menu of local specialties and classic favorites.

Excellent French patisserie in upscale part of town. Nice service and ambience. Dessert were excellent. The Black Forrest desert was one of the best I have ever had. Know for their raspberry tart.

Cool plasce for a coffee and some sweets but I feel it's more the aparencies than the variety. Everything is delicious tho. We loved it but we missed some different options. A bit pricey if we compare it to other places with similar characteristics.

Excellent cosy café famous for its sweets! Be prepared to add an extra 30 minutes to your sports week after enjoying these amazing cafes 😉

Really nice place. I came here for breakfast. Very good cappuccino nice sandwich and delicious juice. This place have a great atmosphere. Good accessible for wheelchairs!

Went here twice during our four day visit. The patisserie section is out of this world!!!! Everything is baked with such precision. Check menu! Nothing is too sweet! All is very balanced in taste. The tea selection is also very nice. Great place for an afternoon treat :)

Good chocolate, could have been a little bit more pure but still one of the best Chocolat truffel I had. Place us a little bit overpriced but the ambience is nice

Very good tea options and if you only want a simple coffee you can also have just a simple small but tasty bonbon in this Lovely place with a very spacious and cozy environment! The menu has an amazing quality and variety. The products are very fresh with a great taste. The chocolate croissant is a delicious item for one who loves chocolate.

This inviting coffee shop is a perfect place to escape the busy streets of Madrid and try delicious pastries. Croissant Roll Framboise and the Carrot Cake are not to be missed! If you are hungry for a meal, Mamá Framboise offers a nice menu of local specialties and classic favorites.

Excellent French patisserie in upscale part of town. Nice service and ambience. Dessert were excellent. The Black Forrest desert was one of the best I have ever had. Know for their raspberry tart.

Cool plasce for a coffee and some sweets but I feel it's more the aparencies than the variety. Everything is delicious tho. We loved it but we missed some different options. A bit pricey if we compare it to other places with similar characteristics.

Excellent cosy café famous for its sweets! Be prepared to add an extra 30 minutes to your sports week after enjoying these amazing cafes 😉

Really nice place. I came here for breakfast. Very good cappuccino nice sandwich and delicious juice. This place have a great atmosphere. Good accessible for wheelchairs!

Went here twice during our four day visit. The patisserie section is out of this world!!!! Everything is baked with such precision. Check menu! Nothing is too sweet! All is very balanced in taste. The tea selection is also very nice. Great place for an afternoon treat :)

Good chocolate, could have been a little bit more pure but still one of the best Chocolat truffel I had. Place us a little bit overpriced but the ambience is nice

I am convinced this might be the best dessert spot in the city. There are so many choices of beautifully crafted desserts. From cake to crepes, they have alllll the sweets you could dream of. I went in on a Saturday at 1. They looked like they were just finishing their rush. The inside is cute and antique-y. They have a lot of their desserts on display so you can look before you order. What I ordered: I wanted a ratatouille, but they were all sold out. It looked like they were sold out of a couple of things. I got a Brie and tomato sandwich and the healthy cheesecake. The sandwich was okay, but the cheesecake was a stand out! I WILL be back.

This a fantastic bakery created by Alejandro Montes, one of the top pastry chefs in Spain. We ordered a raspberry croissant, a classic croissant, their bretzel arandanos, a latte and an americano. The raspberry croissant was decadent and flaky. It was excellent. The classic croissant was not as good. It was not as crisp or flaky. The Bret always was interesting. It tasted like a heavily fried and dense version of a palmera and was covered in glaze, chocolate and filled with raspberry. It was a little much for me. I would only order the raspberry croissant again but it alone is worth returning for. Everything looks amazing.

Such a wonderful and relaxing spot to meet for tea, cafè, or a small bite. My friend wanted to treat me to a late birthday gift and suggested this spot. I walked in and immediately was welcomed by the beautiful colors, tranquil atmosphere, and colorful display of macaroons and sandwiches. It took a little while for a waiter to come to us, but when he did he was patient and friendly. I decided to order one of their menu el día and got the quiche lorraine, mantequilla tea, and agua con gas. We ordered a few macarrons--vanilla, caramel, raspberry, pistachio, chocolate, and a couple of others. It was difficult to choose which ones we wanted as there were about 20 to choose from. The quiche lorraine was delicious! Just the right amount of flakiness, sweetness, and a tiny bit of crunch. I loved that there were chunks of ham within the quiche--it was a nice surprise! The surprise I did not enjoy was the hard texture of the vegetable chips that came on the side. I ended up eating four and could not eat anymore. My friend liked them, so she took the rest. Now the macaroons were just amazing. Each one had a unique taste with a little bit of sweetness. Each one seemed to melt in your mouth and you kept wanting more. My friend loved the raspberry one so much that she ate all of it and I see why--I took one to go and ate it when I got home, wow, just delicious!! Again not very sweet, but just the right amount of flavor and sweetness that makes you want more! Not bad on the price either, for the two of us it was only €16!! I will definitely be back here when I have a craving for something sweet!

Love. Love. Love. My favorite coffee shop and bakery in Madrid. I'm so happy we took the extra long walk from our hotel to go there but I'm so sad that we found it on the last day we had in Madrid. Get all the pastries and enjoy all the cappuccinos

This place is super cute and has amazing cakes and tarts but service was slow... I'm not blaming our water at all (he was great) but a place of this size having one server is ridiculous. Please employ another waiter!

Place is a bit hard to find, no parking since it's in a small corner of the street. Great environment and service, the music and odor is really pleasant and comforting. The food portion is reasonable and large enough to feed an average-appetite person. The waiters are really helpful and fast paced in action. Sweets are pretty good, and salty sandwiches are okay. Food tastes nice and drinks are good enough for the price. The price is acceptable but a bit high.

I walked more than 20 minutes to get here from my hotel near the Prado and it was worth it! There is a wide range of pastries but, as usual here in Madrid, the locals mostly stuck with a toasted multigrain bread that they topped with olive oil and a fresh tomato purée. It looked delicious but, being usually pork-deprived, I settled on a beautiful Iberian ham sandwich. It came dressed only in olive oil, which I added more of at my table because it tasted so good. There was a healthy portion of yummy ham. The waitress recommended a black tea flavored with cinnamon and spices when he explained that they were out of the Chai tea listed on the menu. He brought milk for me to add to it and it was perfect! The lady sitting next to me said, "It smells like Christmas!" The place is charmingly rustic in its furnishings and quite comfortable. There is wifi and upbeat music playing at the perfect level.

Had a fancy breakfast with my friends for a special occasion and it was perfect! They have cakes and pastries. We went there around 10.30 in the morning on a Thursday for a breakfast, and the 6 of us were able to be seated immediately although the place was quite occupied. We tried to book it in advance but they were not taking reservations. There were a variety of cakes to pick from, and I picked a rasberry and chocolate cake and my boyfriend a mill-feuille. Both of them were super good! The chocolate mousse on top was on point. I don't know what flavor exactly, I think maybe it was some kind of liquor that made it special. mmmm. The portion was small and the price is not the cheapest, but I want to go back soon for the quality of their cakes!

I had a Croissant de Frambuesa which was really good and almost dangerously over-filled with a lot of marmelade. Worth it!

Returned to this place again, great food and drinks, good prices, great service although they really need to have an English menu - would be 5 stars if it had one for sure! Also really liked the video playing of them making the baked goods in store - also worth noting they were dog friendly inside

Very quaint place with a beautiful ambiance. Can't help but take pictures here. Excellent coffee and desserts. The service was fast and they could assist in English too. We tried the carrot cake and the macaroons. They were amazing. Definitely a place to keep on visiting.

Spacious, a/c, music, classic and modern elegant combination. Delicious desserts and coffee variety. I had a bonbon and an Americano. Both were good, especially the dessert was excellent. Free wifi, great rest or chat stop.

My favorite, bougie, treat-yourself stop in Madrid. Food is delicious and it's a great place to work for hours.

A nice place for coffee, tea, sandwiches and sweet stuff. Their specialty is of course the little sweet cakes and macaroons. Tasty did, good coffee. Recommended!

Oh man. The best possible blend of French and Spanish morning cuisine. The Jamon-Iberico-and-Brie crepe alone is worth a pilgrimage. The baked goods are all amazing, too, and there's a number of quiche options to help fulfill your American breakfast calorie/protein requirements.

This is most definitely my favourite place in Madrid for deserts and coffee. The wooden interiors with subtle lighting gives it a very natural charm. Located very near the Chueca metro station in the center of the city, Mama Framboise has built a strong clientele over the last couple of years and has won itself many regulars. I do recommend their framboise tarts. While leaving also grab a pack of macaroons! This is quite the perfect place for a lazy weekend afternoon!

Beautiful interior and the deserts LOOK amazing, but are way too pricey for what they are. The macaroons are sure to disappoint if you've ever had a decent one before. There are some the diameter/size of a two Euro coin, and will cost you more than that. Super crowded at times, but the wait staff does a pretty good job at keeping up!

Came here 2x during our trip to Madrid - the decor is super cute and a great place to just relax and have a dessert. The desserts were all great and they had this iced tea that was delicious on a hot day. It was a bit pricey but worth it in my opinion if you are on a vacation and want to enjoy some great dessert.

We stumbled upon this place while looking for breakfast. It was a great environment and you can sit anywhere you like. Seating may be limited. Everyone working there was very nice -great service. Our food was delicious, except the crepes were not the best. A great place for a family breakfast or peaceful morning at a cafe.

Haute desserts for sure! Got Chocolate-Raspberry tart and enjoyed every single bite of it. I loved the ambience too. This place doesn't take reservations and does get busy so prepare to wait a few mins before the table frees up.

I was looking for a cute place to do some work while studying abroad in Madrid and came upon this cute cafe. I love the ambiance and the pastries were so delicious, but definitely not the place to try to get work done. Important to note that people in Madrid aren't really about doing work at a cafe, they're more about enjoying each other's company all the time. So for what it is worth, this is an amazing cafe to come and get a bite with some friends. Do expect a wait!

Went for breakfast on a Sunday morning. I walked in and there was a small wait, but the hostess was accommodating and asked a gentleman that was waiting if I could take his place on a cushioned chair. I ordered simple, only a Pain de Chocolat and a Cafe Con Leche. It was brought promptly, and it was quite good. The pastry was extremely airy, which was a tad disappointing because it felt like there was little substance to it, and the chocolate filling was crowded on one side, leaving 1/3 or so of the pastry without. However, the filling was dense and decadent, which was perfect with the coffee, which was strong and rich. I enjoyed it leisurely on the chair, enjoying the ambiance. When I asked for the bill, however, it was not brought, and I had to wait nearly 10 or so minutes for another waitress to pass by again to ask for it again. 2.50 euro in all, not bad! Just before heading out I bought an extremely small raspberry tart to go (the gorgeous display case makes it impossible to leave without taking something for the run). I only wanted one, and the man behind the counter expressed his bewilderment at why I wanted only one 2-bite delicacy, but be warned: past the moderately priced breakfast pastries, things start to get crazy: it was 1.80 euro! Delicious, but not worth the price tag, they don't display prices in the case. All in all, a great little place. Reasonable breakfast, great environment whether you're alone or with a small group, polite staff. Just make sure your wallet is full before you come!

I came here with my best friend 15 minutes before they closed. They allowed us to finish our dessert 5 minutes into closing as they were cleaning up seeing as how we weren't going to order anything else and we were almost done. It was approx two blocks from another dessert place that we were going to. We decided to hit two birds with one stone and check this place out. The setting is very cute. The décor reminds me of French meets hipster cool without being pretentious. Their desserts are picture perfect and taste amazing. Textures and fresh flavors that I don't get back home. The prices were fair and the customer service was amazing. They don't speak English, however, was able to get by with the following words: Lemon, gluten free, 2 and thank you. The strawberry éclair was amazing. It had the sweetness and tart without the two flavors competing with each other and at the same time worked in harmony together. My best friend and I were fork fighting each other on this one.

Deserves the hype, these desserts are delicious. Pricey but definitely a great place for every once in a while. Wait staff are very attentive as well.

Cafe is decorated in shabby chic. Dessert displays look mouthwatering. We had the brownie and cheesecake. Both were quite good, however, not the best. Their cappuccino was very good and served in a large mug. The washroom was also very clean, which appears to be like winning the jackpot in Spain. I enjoyed the table service and found staff to be very nice.

What a delightfull specialities we had here. We couldn't choose and after that we couldn't stop rating. A wondefull place to have a pittstop!!