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A cappuccino with heart-shaped latte art
A bowl of granola topped with fruit and coconut
Assorted pastries and sandwiches on plates, seen from above
Eggs benedict on toast with avocado
A large cookie with pecans on a plate

Bucólico Café

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#8 in Madrid Specialty CoffeeRanked #8 of 44 in Madrid specialty coffee 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./Specialty CoffeeSpecialty Coffee: the kind of venue this is — we classify and rank it within Madrid's specialty-coffee scene, not against restaurants./€€€€/Centro/

Bucólico Café is a specialty coffee and brunch café on Calle de Barbieri in Chueca, set up by two young founders to bring countryside calm into the city. The carta runs from sourdough toasts and huevos benedictinos to pastrami and grilled-cheese sandwiches and granola or açaí bowls, and at weekends there are house cinnamon rolls and Nutella babka given a long ferment. It's open daily 08:00 to 19:00.

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Background

About Bucólico Café

The Story

Bucólico is run by two young founders who set out to bring the harmony of the countryside into the city, letting both the menu and the decoration follow a rural, close-to-nature idea. They talk about turning regulars into friends, with a room meant to feel like the calm of a country house.

The Cuisine

Coffee is the centre, made with an eye on beans, roasts and equipment, and it's paired with homemade baking, including cinnamon rolls and nutella babkas given proper fermentation time each weekend. There's a small pantry side too, with homemade peanut butter, granola and noisette butter.

Highlights

What Diners Say

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Consensus

Bucólico Café Ratings & Reviews

Diner Ratings

Google

4.8

6518

TripAdvisor

4.5

77 reviews

#8 in Madrid Specialty CoffeeGood

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Experience

Bucólico Café Dining Experience

The whole idea is countryside calm dropped into the city: a warm, homey room built around coffee, cake and taking your time. Service leans close and friendly, and it's easy for families and small groups.

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Bucólico Café Location & Neighbourhood

Address

Calle de Barbieri, 4, 28004 Madrid, Spain

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Getting There

It's on Calle Barbieri, 4, in the Chueca area of Madrid's Centro district.

Nearby

Chueca is a compact, sociable barrio in central Madrid, long known as the heart of the city's LGBTQ+ community, with Mercado de San Antón anchoring the streets around it. The eating is built for sharing plates and staying out late, and it stays lively well into the evening.

Details

Bucólico Café Reservations, Hours & Contact

Opening Hours

DayHours
Monday08:00–19:00
Tuesday08:00–19:00
Wednesday08:00–19:00
Thursday08:00–19:00
Friday08:00–19:00
Saturday08:00–19:00
Sunday08:00–19:00

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

Contact

Phone+34 663 316 039
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Good to Know

Brunch carta: toasts, eggs Benedict, sandwiches, granola and açaí bowls
Homemade bakes, with cinnamon rolls and Nutella babka at weekends
Open daily, 08:00 to 19:00
Pantry shelf of house peanut butter, granola and noisette butter
Under €25 per person; vegetarian-friendly, good for families

Questions

Bucólico Café FAQ

What is Bucólico Café?

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A specialty coffee café in Chueca with a countryside, home-from-home feel. It pairs carefully made coffee with homemade pastries, including cinnamon rolls and nutella babkas baked each weekend.

Where is Bucólico Café?

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On Calle Barbieri, 4, in the Chueca area of Madrid's Centro district.

When is Bucólico Café open?

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Every day, 08:00 to 19:00.

Does Bucólico Café have vegetarian options?

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Yes, it's vegetarian-friendly, and its homemade bakes and pantry items, from cinnamon rolls to granola and peanut butter, suit a relaxed coffee-and-cake visit. It's good for families and small groups.

What can you order at Bucólico Café?

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Besides specialty coffee, the carta runs to tostadas like avocado, tomato and slow-cooked egg on sourdough, huevos benedictinos, sandwiches such as pastrami or grilled cheese, and bowls of granola or açaí.

Is Bucólico Café good for families?

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Yes, it's good for families.

Does Bucólico Café bake special pastries on weekends?

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Yes, its cinnamon rolls and nutella babkas are given proper fermentation time each weekend.

How much does it cost at Bucólico Café?

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Under €25 per person.