Toma Café 1

Coffee shop · Universidad

Toma Café 1

Coffee shop · Universidad

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C. de la Palma, 49, Centro, 28004 Madrid, Spain

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Toma Cafe is a cozy gem in Madrid, renowned for its stellar coffee, friendly staff, and laid-back vibe—ideal for a quick bite or catching up on work.  

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C. de la Palma, 49, Centro, 28004 Madrid, Spain Get directions

tomacafe.es
@tomacafe

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C. de la Palma, 49, Centro, 28004 Madrid, Spain Get directions

+34 917 04 93 44
tomacafe.es
@tomacafe

€1–10

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Toma Café - Review - Malasaña - Madrid - The Infatuation

"If you were to stop by any cafe in Madrid and ask for an iced coffee, they’d hand you a mug of hot coffee with a glass of ice on the side. Toma Café serves cold brew, which is exactly what you need in the middle of a Spanish summer. Not only do they have high-quality coffee, but they also carry non-dairy milk (which is as hard to find here as a restaurant open during siesta). On a typical afternoon there isn’t a ton of seating, so ask for that flat white “para llevar” or to-go." - Cristina Shipe

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10 Best Coffee Shops in Madrid | Condé Nast Traveler

"Picture the coolest coffee shop on a college campus, and that's Toma: snug, chilled out, and just tweedy enough that no one will flinch if you roll up with a laptop and a pile of books. If hipsterdom were a cuisine, this place would embody it with its Instagrammable toasts (avocado and black sesame, goat cheese and strawberry), natural wines by the glass, and fruit-topped chia bowls. The menu might be gawked at in New York City for being a tad played out, but nobody in Madrid is complaining. Specialty coffee is the watchword here: ever-rotating brews from small-scale producers around the world ensure even the savviest coffee connoisseurs don't get bored (Ethiopian honey process drip for the win). And yes, that's a top-of-the-line La Marzocco Strada espresso machine behind the bar." - Benjamin Kemper

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Andrew Chalmers

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This place is amazing! I tried both the Bolivian and the Indian espresso they had to offer and they were perfect shots. There was not a hint of bitterness and I was truly able to enjoy the notes of the coffee. I also had to try their cinnamon roll and it was baked perfectly. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. I really enjoyed visiting with them and learning more about their coffee. They also roast their own coffee which is such an amazing thing. This place is a must visit for coffee lovers in Madrid!

Maryam

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Toma Café is everything I want in a coffee spot! Great energy, no computers, no drama, just people who actually care about coffee. The vibe is super intentional and the setup lets you see the barista in action, which I love. Huge thanks to Carlos, who made the experience even better. He heard me talking about the details of the beans and made each of the flat whites with a different blend so that I could try! One from India and one from Rwanda. The Indian one was a lighter, floral roast that worked beautifully as a cortado or pour-over. The Rwandan was perfect in the flat white—smooth, balanced, with bourbon notes and a touch of grapefruit. Seriously talented barista. He split one jug into two and still managed to pour perfect stacks in both cups. If you care about quality and craft, this place is a must.

Nyan Myint

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Enjoyed this cafe so much. I tried all their locations and brought back their espresso beans. Avocado toast are a must try.

mohammed alamoudi

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Such lovely coffee and people. Very friendly and I loved the touch of grinding the beans I ordered as V60 to smell it Definitely would recommend and this is my best coffee experience in Madrid so far (have tried few shops) Thank you !

Joe Flores

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Every so often, I’m reminded of the mark we leave wherever we go. I’m always eager to visit places spoken of with reverence where the food is praised and the coffee remembered. This time, I believed the 40 minute walk was worth it. I was right. The food met expectations. The coffee was excellent. Still, it was clear we had wandered where we weren’t entirely welcome. We weren’t mistreated, not directly, but we felt it. This is a place for locals a corner of their daily life. We had crossed into something personal. I apologize for intruding into your world, all I looked for and wanted was a taste of what you offered.

Eitan Levinzon

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Coffee is really good, especially the batch brew. The food is great, and the place is cool. Service could have been better, but overall I really enjoyed myself. Might come back again and buy coffee beans.

Isabella Miller

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I frequently go to Tom’s Cafe 2, so this was my first time at 1! It was just as good as 2, but enjoyed the unique layout

Rebecca L.

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I've been to two other Toma locationd prior to stopping in this one for a Flat White to go. The barista was friendly, spoke English & Spanish and had my order ready fast! I liked the huge bouquet of fresh flowers on the counter. 💐