Best Brunch in Madrid

Carmencita has served American-style brunch since 2010 and says it was one of the spots that helped popularize the format in Madrid. This is the Malasaña original on Calle San Vicente Ferrer, 57; there are also branches in Lavapiés and La Latina. The brunch menu is built around eggs: eight Benedicts, starting at €12.50 for the Classic, plus rancheros, pancakes at €12.50, French toast and burgers. A mimosa is €1 on the menu, or €8 for a pitcher. It opens daily at 09:00 and closes at 16:00, or 16:30 from Friday to Sunday, and you can book online through its own site. Spend sits in the €26–50 per person band.

“Carmencita successfully marries American classics and European flair.”— Ministry of Foodies

Adorado Bar is a brunch café with an Argentine streak on Calle del Mesón de Paredes, 22, in Lavapiés, with a second site on Calle de Ferraz in Argüelles. Brunch is served all day: the Full Brunch is €18 and comes with scrambled free-range eggs, smoked salmon, wedge potatoes, yogurt with homemade granola, toast with butter, cream cheese, dulce de leche or jam, a small fresh orange juice and coffee or tea. There's a vegan Vrunch at €15 as well, with a roasted aubergine sandwich, oat porridge and an energy ball. The Argentine side shows up in the dulce de leche, chocotorta and alfajores. It's open 09:00 to 19:00 every day and priced under €25 a head.

“Gana puntos extra porque el brunch se sirve todo el día y todos los días.”— Madrid Secreto

Watts Cantina is an all-day café-diner on Calle de Don Pedro, 4, in La Latina, opened by a team that had worked together at Toma Café. The pancakes with Canadian maple syrup are the signature, with eggs and bacon to add on. The breakfast burrito comes a close second, with scrambled eggs and grilled cheese also on the menu, and there's specialty coffee, chai and a natural-wine list alongside. Weekend queues can be long, and weekday mornings are easier: it opens 08:00 to 17:00 Monday to Friday and 09:00 to 18:00 at weekends. Expect a mid-range spend of €26–50 per person.

“es uno de los mejores sitios para desayunar tarde en Madrid”— Madrid Secreto

NuBel is the restaurant and bar inside the Museo Reina Sofía, in Jean Nouvel's extension under the red dome, at Calle de Argumosa, 43. Its brunch is €34 per person and includes coffee, tea or herbal tea and orange juice, artisan products from the venue's own bakery (seasonal fruit, cured meats, smoked specialties and sourdough breads) and a hot main course of your choice. The terrace looks onto the Patio Nouvel. The restaurant opens daily except Tuesday from 09:00, until 18:00 on Sunday and later on Friday and Saturday. Book by phone on 919 59 83 30, and ask which days the brunch runs when you call.

“El brunch de NuBel es uno de los más atractivos de Madrid”— Madrid Secreto

The Ópera Brunch is the Sunday event at The Palace, a Luxury Collection Hotel, on Plaza de las Cortes, 7. It runs in La Cúpula Restaurant & Bar from 13:30 to 16:00 under a restored 1912 glass dome, while a soprano, tenor and pianist perform live. The Deluxe package is €135 per person and includes wine, cava, beer, soft drinks and coffee or tea; the Premium is €160 and adds champagne and cocktails such as a Mimosa, Bellini or Bloody Mary. Children under 12 pay €67.50. Time Out's June 2026 guide lists live-cooked eggs and rice, beef Wellington or roast sea bass, and a dessert table. It takes a summer break, so book online or on +34 913 607 667.

“El legendario hotel reinventa su famoso Opera & Brunch con una sección culinaria y artística mejorada.”— Time Out Madrid

Nómade Café is a specialty-coffee and brunch café at Calle de los Tres Peces, 22, in Lavapiés, set up for laptop work as well as brunch. Plates include Turkish eggs, a grilled-cheese sandwich, halloumi, a truffle dish and cheesecake. It's dog-friendly, with vegetarian options, and weekend mornings are busy. Hours run Monday to Friday from 09:00 to 16:00 and Saturday and Sunday from 09:30 to 17:00. Typical spend is €26–50 per person. Madrid Secreto's July 2026 roundup points to a toast with poached egg, avocado and halloumi.

“un brunch afrancesado, contundente y casero”— Madrid Secreto

Bucólico Café is a specialty coffee and brunch café at Calle Barbieri, 4, in Chueca, with a calm, countryside-inspired room from two founders who wanted the feel of a country house in the city. The menu runs to eggs Benedict, scrambled eggs, açaí bowls, a bacon sandwich and toasts with miso, tahini or truffle sauce. At weekends there are homemade cinnamon rolls and Nutella babka. It's open every day from 08:00 to 19:00, often full, and comes in at around €10–20 per person. Ministry of Foodies describes the Benedict as made with a hollandaise of red miso and Sichuan pepper.

“Bucólico Café has become a very popular spot in Chueca”— Meriendas de Pasión

Beik Beik is a small café at Calle Ponce de León, 6, in Chamberí, run by Agus and Lali, who bake everything in-house every day without preservatives. Its All Day Brunch for one is €19.50 and includes a coffee, a small fresh orange juice, a toast of your choice, a homemade granola bowl and a cookie; for two it's €18.50 per person. The savoury favourites are the ricotta toasts and a spicy grilled cheese with gildas, and the baking runs to cookies, scones, medialunas and carrot cake. There are only a handful of tables and no reservations. It's closed Monday, open until 19:00 Tuesday to Thursday and until 15:00 Friday to Sunday.

“Obrador artesano con brunch, café de especialidad y bollería casera.”— La Gastrónoma

Café Comercial has been on Glorieta de Bilbao, 7, in Malasaña since 1887, a historic cafe-restaurant that once drew Madrid's writers, Antonio Machado among them. Its weekend brunch runs Saturdays and Sundays from 10am at €28, including coffee, tea, hot chocolate or fresh orange juice. The dishes include eggs Benedict with salmon and grilled avocado or with homemade pastrami and parmesan, burrata with Iberian tomato, and pancakes with strawberries, apple ice cream and maple syrup. It holds a Repsol Solete and opens every day from 08:30, so you can also come outside brunch hours. Thursday is cocido day.

“Cocina tradicional renovada con brunch dulce y salado en un clásico madrileño.”— La Gastrónoma

Casa Salesas is an all-day bistró and cocktail bar at Calle de Fernando VI, 6, in Chueca, and weekend brunch runs from 12:00 to 16:00 according to its own published hours. The à la carte brunch lists a blini with smoked salmon and tartar sauce, eggs Benedictine, Royale or Florentine, a mini tortilla, a croque monsieur and pancakes, with a choice of cocktail such as Las Mimosas, the Salesas Bellini or the Bloody Barrio. The set Brunch Selection is €55 per person and adds rigatoni al vodka, a Viennese schnitzel or free-range chicken, and a barista coffee, Espresso Martini or Mexican Carajillo. Overall spend sits in the €51–100 per person band.

“todos los sábados, domingos y festivos hay un plan hecho a medida para aquellos que agradecen poder desayunar fuerte y a deshoras”— Time Out Madrid

Diurno sits on a corner at Calle San Marcos, 37, in Justicia, near the Mercado de San Antón, in a space that was one of Madrid's larger video stores for 15 years. It spreads across three rooms with big windows onto the street, cooking Spanish food with cosmopolitan touches built for sharing, with cocktails and coffee alongside. Its brunch is €25.50 on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, listed from 11:00 to 12:30 on the daytime menu. The room opens at 11:00 at weekends and stays open to 01:00 on Friday and Saturday. General spend is around €20–30 per person, and it's dog-friendly.

“una de las mejores opciones de brunch en relación calidad-precio”— Un Buen Día en Madrid

Pum Pum Café is a small, industrial-leaning room at Calle del Tribulete, 6, in Lavapiés, pairing specialty coffee with an ingredient-led brunch menu. Brunch favourites include eggs Benedict, shakshuka, focaccia sandwiches and yogurt with granola, with torrijas and Turkish eggs also on the carta, and fresh juices such as mandarin and rosemary. It's open every day from 09:00 to 20:00, dog-friendly and vegetarian-friendly, and priced under €25 per person. Alone and Abroad's January 2026 guide says the weekend line can be long and suggests a weekday visit. The full menu is published as a PDF on the café's own site.

“Tucked away in the Lavapiés neighborhood is my favorite”— Alone and Abroad

La Bicicleta is a café and brunch spot on Plaza de San Ildefonso, 9, in Malasaña that roasts its own coffee. By day it's a laptop-friendly room with plugs and a coworking crowd, where you order at the counter and the brunch favourites are tostas and eggs Benedict. From evening it shifts to natural wines and cocktails, staying open until 02:15 on Friday and Saturday. Hours are daily from 10:00, closing at 20:00 Monday to Thursday and 22:00 on Sunday. It holds a Repsol Solete, and spend is around €10–20 per person. Citylife Madrid's spring 2026 guide lists a calm weekend brunch there.

“Enjoy a calm brunch on Saturday and Sunday mornings.”— Citylife Madrid

The Little Big Café is the café arm of a small Chamberí group, on Calle de Fernández de los Ríos, 61, pairing specialty coffee and an artisan bakery with a non-stop kitchen. Its brunch runs Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 to 16:00. The café carta lists eggs Benedict with smoked salmon, avocado or bacon on bagel bread with homemade hollandaise at €14.50, plus Arabic-style eggs, eggs Cilbir and French toast with scrambled eggs and bacon, and a €20.95 menu of a savoury dish, a sweet dish, a cold drink and coffee or tea. It's calm and laptop-friendly, has a terrace and costs around €10–20 per person. It opens daily, from 08:30 on weekdays and 09:00 at weekends.

“The Little Big Cafe is a small, family-owned bakery cafe.”— Alone and Abroad

Clima Cafecito is the Chamberí café of Clima, a Madrid group established in 2021 with further cafés in Conde Duque and La Latina. It's on Calle de Alonso Cano, 51, in Ríos Rosas. The weekend brunch is a set at €18.50: a coffee of your choice, orange juice, baby pancakes, seasonal fruit, yogurt and honey, plus a choice of toast, with toppings that include smashed avocado and chimichurri, and scrambled eggs. On weekdays the equivalent is a €17.90 lunch set. There's a terrace, and it's dog-friendly and vegetarian-friendly. It opens 08:30 to 20:00 on weekdays, 09:00 to 19:00 on Saturday and 09:30 to 19:00 on Sunday.

Persimmon's is a Georgian-influenced restaurant and cocktail bar at Calle de Bárbara de Braganza, 2, in the Salesas quarter, and its Supra Brunch is €35. The set runs through pkhali with mchadi, meat and mushroom blinis, badrijani nigvzit, kharcho croquettes, khachapuri and chakhokhbili, then three desserts: apple tart, tiramisu and a Georgian profiterole. Coffee or tea, a soft drink or beer, and Georgian wine (amber or Saperavi) are included. A Bloody Mary or Persimmon's Spritz is €10 extra. Time Out's June 2026 guide says it's served on Sundays only. The room is dog-friendly and set up for groups, and the cocktails are built on chacha, the traditional Georgian distillate.

“para media docena de platos salados y tres dulces”— Time Out Madrid

Coquetto Bar is a contemporary Spanish gastrobar at Calle de Fortuny, 2, in Almagro, co-directed by chef Mario Sandoval with his brothers Rafael and Diego, the family behind Coque. On Sundays its regular menu gives way to The Table Brunch, with seatings at 12:30pm and 1pm priced between €35 and €50, and dishes such as grilled tuna belly and eggs Benedict. Sunday opening is 12:00 to 17:00. The rest of the week the kitchen rescues classic recipes such as escabeches and daily-rotating stews. It's listed in the Michelin Guide and has a Repsol Recomendado, and overall spend runs €51–100 per person.

Pascal is a small specialty-coffee and brunch café at Calle del Mesón de Paredes, 30, between La Latina and Lavapiés. Its Brunchito is €23.50 for one person and includes coffee, juice, one savoury dish and one sweet dish. The carta runs from eggs Benedict and a Golden Benedict with smoked salmon to avocado toast, Turkish eggs, burrata, grilled cheese and blueberry pancakes, with fresh juice alongside. It's open 09:00 to 15:30 every day except Tuesday, dog-friendly with vegetarian options, and in the €26–50 per person band. The step-free entrance is on Calle de Abades, so ask staff to open it.