Olivia te Cuida

Very cozy place with a local feel. Excellent waiters which guided us to their menu card. The food was great both in terms of size/price as well as taste. They also had good coffe with oatmilk. Its definetely recommendable!

Amazing homemade food. You can choose 3-4 plates for €12-€14. The place is cute but tiny, so reservation is recommended.

Food was home-like cooked food, good portions with the menu and great taste, everything they served was healthy and always with vegetarian options. Ended up paying around 20€ for the 11€ menu + freshly squeezed fruit juice + one of their many cakes they bake there. The down side to this place is that they DON'T ACCEPT CARDS, just cash. Which obviously had one of us going to the atm to pay for our meal, apparently it was written on the menu.

Delicious! Healthy food packed with flavor. Reservations are a must, as it's a very small place with only about 10 seats.

Step out of the Madrid sun into this oasis of rustic tranquility. The menu proffers healthy options not usually seen in Madrid — but don’t worry, the food is incredibly delicious and you can taste the love with which the food is prepared. Staff are wonderfully attentive. Reservations are advised.

Definitely the kind of food I could eat everyday. Everything was so fresh that make you feel energized. The punctuation is 4 stars because of the tininess of the place, it ends up being a bit uncomfortable.

Loved everything about this place. Small place, good fresh food, good service. Loved the ability to make plate combination

One of the best! A small room with less than 20people that can fit, truly homemade food - the taste the smell and the environment let's you feel as if you sit at home and your mother makes the most delicious food. A must go to, but reserve ahead!

Very cozy place with a local feel. Excellent waiters which guided us to their menu card. The food was great both in terms of size/price as well as taste. They also had good coffe with oatmilk. Its definetely recommendable!

Amazing homemade food. You can choose 3-4 plates for €12-€14. The place is cute but tiny, so reservation is recommended.

Food was home-like cooked food, good portions with the menu and great taste, everything they served was healthy and always with vegetarian options. Ended up paying around 20€ for the 11€ menu + freshly squeezed fruit juice + one of their many cakes they bake there. The down side to this place is that they DON'T ACCEPT CARDS, just cash. Which obviously had one of us going to the atm to pay for our meal, apparently it was written on the menu.

Delicious! Healthy food packed with flavor. Reservations are a must, as it's a very small place with only about 10 seats.

Step out of the Madrid sun into this oasis of rustic tranquility. The menu proffers healthy options not usually seen in Madrid — but don’t worry, the food is incredibly delicious and you can taste the love with which the food is prepared. Staff are wonderfully attentive. Reservations are advised.

Definitely the kind of food I could eat everyday. Everything was so fresh that make you feel energized. The punctuation is 4 stars because of the tininess of the place, it ends up being a bit uncomfortable.

Loved everything about this place. Small place, good fresh food, good service. Loved the ability to make plate combination

One of the best! A small room with less than 20people that can fit, truly homemade food - the taste the smell and the environment let's you feel as if you sit at home and your mother makes the most delicious food. A must go to, but reserve ahead!

This is a veryyyy small cafe/breakfast spot. Make sure to get reservations or go at a not busy time in order to get a seat. There were probably only 20 or so in the whole place. What I ordered: I got the toast with tomato spread, a cappuccino, and the chocolate cake. For the toast, they have two vintage toasters sitting on the main table so you can toast it yourself. This is cute, until you aren't the one at the main table so you have to reach over other people to toast your breakfast. The cake was a perfect amount of density and moisture; although, I would probably get a different flavor if I could do it over. A lot of people do chocolate cake a lot better than this. I do appreciate that they have all the cakes on a table and cut it right in front of you. Would I go back to this place? Honestly no because my experience wasn't overwhelmingly great and I think I could do better at other cafes nearby, but the quality of food here is simply top-notch.

If you are getting tired of the heavy meals in Madrid, then Olivia Te Cuida is your spot. Healthy and quite varied, I would highly recommend a lunch here! Be sure to make a reservation because the restaurant is quaint--besides a communal table that seats around ten, I think I only saw a small bar space and two individual tables. The decor is modern, simple yet funky and homey, and the tables in front of the windows are beautiful! The menu includes several options where you can pick the number of side dishes and entree, so you can completely design your meal around your appetite. The ingredients tasted super fresh, and we especially loved the salads we tried! My friend was a little disappointed that his ceviche portion was so small, but it tasted great, and I loved the Asian-inspired chicken. Service was also pretty good, by Madrid standards. On my next visit to Madrid, I will be back to try the breakfast and baked goods :)

Cute breakfast spot hidden away in a hotel. In looking for veg friendly places to eat Olivia te cuida kept coming up so it was added to our list of places to eat. It didn't let us down. The ambiance was very chill and the food was delicious. The Buddha bowl and toast was delicious. Breakfast was delicious and filling for a long day of walking. If we had enough time I would have def loved to come and check out dinner (I'll have to wait for my next trip).

Still the greatest! This is straight up my fave lunch spot in Madrid, if not in all of Spain (if you've been to Teresa Carles' restaurants in Barcelona, it's sort of like a boutique Kinfolk Magazine older sister). It's tiny, it's snobby, it's communal, but it has righteously fresh food in imaginative mixes with flavors borrowed from India, North Africa, all over Spain, and your fave slow food or vegetarian staples. I'm writing this at the restaurant table. That's how affirmed I feel. 5 years strong at the top of my list.

Tiny chic healthy joint offering excellent farm to table dishes. Olivia will take care of you! Delicious salads and sandwiches. Good lunch spot.

i came here after seeing all the photos of the interior online. The actual restaurant is even more mismashed and stunning. a lot of raw wood and exposed concrete complemented with accents of bronze. perfect marriage of rustic and sophiticated. there is one long wooden sharing table in the middle and three smaller tables along the side and window. the place isnt big. but it feels spacious. however, i went in between breakfast and lunch on a weekday. I had a cake and a tea. all the cakes r displayed on a table right when you enter. all of them sounded so amazing. I will definately be returning to try more. I had the dark chocolate and orange flourless cake. it was delicious and suprisingly light considering how rich dark chocolate was. tip: go in early or phone for a reservation for lunch. lunch starts at one.

Interesting. You walk and there is a big, metal table with two toasters on it. Didn't know what to do, lol. So, naturally I sat down and the waitress eventually got to me. With my Spanglish, I was able to order the eggs (huevos reveultos). Was just the right amount..of you're looking for cheesecake factory size dishes, not gonna happen, sorry. They didn't bring the bread automatically because I think they charge for bread (it was a little stale but toasting it and dipping it into the olive oil was good). A nice cup of fresh squeezed orange juice and a cappuccino; why not. Came here based off of reviews. I came around 12pm in a Friday and was just me and another person. I'll try to get a picture of the menu I don't know what kind of stars to give it since I only had one dish. Place looks clean and is quiet. Service was good and price is good too Don't go base off the stars I gave but would recommend reading reviews beforehand. I know it doesn't make sense but your 5 star may be my 1 star. However, I would recommend coming here. It won't break the bank.

Llevaba mucho tiempo queriendo probar este sitio, pero cierran los fines de semana (???!!!!), por lo que si no vives/trabajas cerca o tienes un día de vacaciones (como fue mi caso) lo tienes complicado. Llegamos sobre las 12 y algo del mediodía y el local estaba completamente vacío, algo que no me suele gustar demasiado. No deben caber más de 15 personas (sentadas), es muy, muy pequeño, pero a la vez acogedor, y eso que estábamos solos. Un punto negativo: hacía bastante frío, pero tampoco diré nada más al respecto porque no me quejé abiertamente. El chico que nos atendió, muy majo y muy normal, sin postureo ni falso colegueo como a veces se ve en otros sitios de moda. Tienen carta de eesayunos, cpn muchas opciones, y tienen en cuenta a los vegetarianos, pero para intolerantes a la lactosa hay pocas cositas, sinceramente, algo que por desgracia suele ocurrir a menudo en locales en Madrid que sirven desayunos. Pedimos la cesta de panes (4 rebanadas muy grandes) con tomate triturado y aceite de oliva virgen extra. He visto en un comentario que las tostadoras tuestan mucho, pero a mí me pasó lo contrario, tardaban la vida en calentar! También los huevos revueltos con champiñones y verduras asadas, muy ricos, pero templados, algo que me llamó la atención, al igual que los cafés, que llegaron templaditos por no decir fríos (para ser un café). Además pedimos el zumo de zanahoria y naranja, muy rico, aunque con bastante pulpa (si te gustan los zumos muy licuados, no te lo recomiendo). El precio me pareció razonable para la calidad de los platos y el sitio donde está. Ojalá se decidieran a abrir los fines de semana, aunqie fuera solo el sábado, porque la varta de comidas tiene muy buena pinta.

Very very good taste. I like it very much. I ordered toast and juice. Nice breakfast in Madrid.

Great Service, Bread is so good and pleasant ambience!

We had fantastic food. Very fresh and very tasty. Service was very nice and helpful. Prices are absolutely ok! We'll be back

This was my first breakfast spot in Madrid and it was really good! I liked that I was able to warm up my toast by using the vintage toasters in the middle of the restaurant. I would definitely go back when I'm in Madrid again.

Healthy, organic and wholesome with incredible flavors - the eggplant with pomegranate is a must! If only I lived in Madrid I would be a regular...

Funky interior, old school toasters for customer's use and tasty jams.

It's a small place near Metro Alonso Martinez and it's got that urban rustic feel - two pale stretched canvases lean on the wall outside with the name in typewriter font. Inside the high ceilinged small dining room is one large zinc table that people share with two vintage toasters for their breakfast, two small 2-tops, and another wall facing shared wooden table. Pale lilac walls and distressed folding wooden chairs complete the furniture topped with fresh flowers and the music is classic jazz. Coffee is slightly sweet and nutty, and the menu boasts some super dishes. A great place to sit and think, write, read, or bring someone for a meeting or meal. Unique, charming, and high quality with an attention to detail and it's cheap. If you want some food or drink, check it out.

I was here about 4 months ago and absolutely loved it! Great food and great service. Second time around not so much. First, I kindly asked if they had oatmeal. I am fluent in English and Spanish but the waitress had no idea what I was talking about. No big deal... They have a good selection anyway! Well... I ordered the eggs with sun-dried tomatoes and cheese and this #%*# was saltier than biting into a salt block. I mixed things up a bit and bam! A little better... Note to chef: sprinkle salt evenly and taste what you serve. Anyway, after a decent breakfast came the first surprise. No credit card accepted! Sigh... Fine, fine. I'll walk off my salt-filled gut and withdraw some quickly depreciated Euro's (as of 01/15). But wait!!! Here's the second, surprise! From the kitchen the "chef" decides to shout out to our waitress that "he isn't going to be telling everyone that walks into the restaurant that they don't accept cards... Plus, who cares, we cater to locals not tourist.. And they know better!" Hmmm... Sounds good, I'm sure your locals won't be reading this review then! ¡Saludos!