Horchatería Alboraya
Horchatería Alboraya
Horchatería Alboraya has made horchata in Madrid since 1980, when José Luis Monrós and Fina Galán brought tiger nuts from their own Valencian crops to the city. This branch on Avenida de Felipe II, near Goya, makes horchata fresh every day from DO Chufa de Valencia tiger nuts, with fartons for dipping, leche merengada, granizados, agua de cebada and ice cream from its own obrador. There's a terrace, and it holds a Repsol Solete.
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From @horchaterialboraya on Instagram
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Lo de siempre no falla nunca. Y es que un buen bizcocho de limón hecho a mano y recién horneado puede conquistar a cualquiera. #Alboraya
Hay granizados y luego está el de Maracuyá ⭐️ El que lo prueba se queda con él. #Alboraya
Instagram no estaba preparado para esto… Se nos ha ido la horchata de las manos. #Alboraya
¡Y a nosotros nos gusta todo de Alboraya! 😋 #Alboraya
Pequeños planes. Grandes recuerdos. #Alboraya
Background
About Horchatería Alboraya
The Story
Horchatería Alboraya opened in Madrid in 1980, founded by José Luis Monrós and Fina Galán, who brought tiger nuts from their own Valencian crops to make horchata by hand. It now runs three branches, on Avenida de Felipe II, Calle de Alcalá and Plaza de Olavide.
The Cuisine
Horchata made fresh every day from DO Chufa de Valencia tiger nuts, with fartons for dipping, plus leche merengada, granizados, agua de cebada, blanco y negro and ice cream made in its own obrador.
Highlights
What Diners Say
Consensus
Horchatería Alboraya Ratings & Reviews
Diner Ratings
TripAdvisor
4.1
203 reviews
Restaurant Guru
4.5
4.2
1444
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Experience
Horchatería Alboraya Dining Experience
A small, traditional horchatería: an ice-cream counter, a few tables inside and a terrace out front that fills on hot afternoons. Good for families, with a step-free entrance, and cards and contactless accepted.
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Horchatería Alboraya Location & Neighbourhood
Address
Av. Felipe II, 26, 28009 Madrid, Spain
Get directions→Getting There
Avenida de Felipe II 26, 28009 Madrid, in the Salamanca district, near Goya metro.
Nearby
Goya is Salamanca with the volume turned down, a shopping-and-lunching grid where the standards are high and the rooms are comfortable. The eating is broad and dependable rather than experimental. Parque del Buen Retiro is close enough to build a day around.
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Details
Horchatería Alboraya Reservations, Hours & Contact
Opening Hours
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | 10:30–22:50 |
| Tuesday | 10:30–22:50 |
| Wednesday | 10:30–22:50 |
| Thursday | 10:30–22:50 |
| Friday | 10:30–23:20 |
| Saturday | 10:00–23:20 |
| Sunday | 10:00–22:50 |
Horchatería Alboraya hours verified 2026-09-18. Contact the restaurant to confirm.
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Questions
Horchatería Alboraya FAQ
Does Horchatería Alboraya have a Repsol distinction?
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Yes, a Solete from the Guía Repsol, its mark for casual, everyday places.
Where is Horchatería Alboraya?
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This branch is at Avenida de Felipe II 26, in the Salamanca district, near Goya metro (L2/L4). There are also branches at Calle de Alcalá 125 and on Plaza de Olavide.
What does Horchatería Alboraya serve?
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Horchata made fresh daily from DO Chufa de Valencia tiger nuts, with fartons for dipping, plus leche merengada, granizados, agua de cebada, blanco y negro and ice cream made in its own obrador.
How much does horchata cost at Horchatería Alboraya?
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Horchata runs €3.20, €3.70 or €4.20 depending on size, the same tiered pricing as the other classic granizados on the menu.
How long has Horchatería Alboraya been around?
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Since 1980, when José Luis Monrós and Fina Galán started making horchata in Madrid with tiger nuts from their own Valencian crops.
When is Horchatería Alboraya open?
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Every day: Monday to Thursday 10:30 to 22:50, Friday 10:30 to 23:20, Saturday 10:00 to 23:20 and Sunday 10:00 to 22:50.
Does it have a terrace?
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Yes, there's a terrace out front, and diners use it on hot afternoons.
Is horchata dairy-free?
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Yes. Horchata is made from tiger nuts, water and sugar, so it's naturally free of lactose; Alboraya also offers a version with no added sugar.