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Frida

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#48 in Madrid Brunch & CafésRanked #48 of 52 in Madrid brunch & cafés on Guidavera, ranked within their own category. Click to see the ranked list./GoodGuidavera tier, our editorial classification combining ratings, accolades, and source consensus across the Madrid dining scene./Market CuisineMarket Cuisine: the kind of venue this is — we classify and rank it within Madrid's brunch and café scene, not against restaurants./€€€€/Centro/

Frida is an all-day café and restaurant on a small square off Calle San Gregorio in Madrid's Chueca. The kitchen is cocina de mercado, built on fresh, seasonal produce, and runs from healthy breakfasts and brunch through meriendas, lunch and dinner. It's a relaxed, homey spot in one of the city's most open neighbourhoods.

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Background

About Frida

The Story

Frida sits on a small square off Calle San Gregorio, in the heart of Chueca. It's pitched as a homey, welcoming spot where you feel at ease.

The Cuisine

The cooking is cocina de mercado, built on fresh, seasonal produce, with a varied menu that runs from healthy breakfasts, brunch and meriendas to full lunches and dinners.

Highlights

What Diners Say

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Consensus

Frida Ratings & Reviews

Diner Ratings

Google

4.3

5558

TripAdvisor

3.5

817 reviews

#48 in Madrid Brunch & CafésGood

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Experience

Frida Dining Experience

The feel is homey and easygoing, tucked onto a small plaza in Chueca. It works across the day, from breakfast and brunch to dinner, with a menu built on fresh, seasonal market produce.

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Frida Location & Neighbourhood

Address

Calle San Gregorio, 8, 28004, Madrid, Spain

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Getting There

On the small square off Calle San Gregorio, 8, in the Chueca area (Justicia) of Madrid's central Centro district.

Nearby

Justicia is the quieter, better-dressed half of the Chueca side of town, all narrow streets and small shopfronts. Mercado de San Antón anchors the eating, and around it sit grill rooms, wine bars and places that fill late. It is central without ever feeling like the centre.

Details

Frida Reservations, Hours & Contact

Opening Hours

DayHours
Monday10:00–01:00
Tuesday10:00–01:00
Wednesday10:00–01:00
Thursday10:00–01:00
Friday10:00–01:00
Saturday11:00–01:00
Sunday11:00–01:00

Frida hours verified 2026-09-18. Contact the restaurant to confirm.

Contact

Phone+34 917 048 286

Good to Know

All-day: breakfast, brunch, merienda, lunch and dinner, 10:00 to 01:00 (11:00 at weekends)
Market cooking with fresh, seasonal produce: crepes, eggs Benedict, tostas and tacos al pastor
On a small square off Calle San Gregorio in Chueca
Dog-friendly
Menu available online; around €26–50 per person for a full meal

Questions

Frida FAQ

What kind of food does Frida serve?

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Market cooking (cocina de mercado) built on fresh, seasonal produce, spanning breakfasts, brunch, meriendas, lunch and dinner.

Where is Frida?

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On a small square off Calle San Gregorio, 8, in the Chueca area of central Madrid.

Does Frida do brunch?

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Yes. Frida serves breakfast and brunch, alongside meriendas, lunch and dinner, from a market-led menu.

What's on the menu at Frida?

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The carta covers breakfast and brunch: a Combo de Desayuno (€5.65), a ham-and-cheese croissant (€6.70), crepes with Nutella, strawberries and banana (€9.30), homemade pancakes with whipped cream and maple syrup (€9.25), and cheesecake or carrot cake (€7.75 each), alongside fresh juices and smoothies.

How much does it cost to eat at Frida?

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Around €26–50 per person for a full meal; breakfast and brunch items mostly cost €5 to €10.

What should I order at Frida?

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Crepes or eggs Benedict for brunch; later, tostas or tacos al pastor from the all-day carta.

How do I get to Frida by metro?

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The closest stop is Chueca (L5), with Tribunal (L1/L10) also close.

What hours does Frida keep?

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10:00 to 01:00 Monday to Friday, and 11:00 to 01:00 on Saturday and Sunday.

Does Frida have a terrace?

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Yes.

Is Frida good for groups?

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Yes, it's good for groups.