Café Angélica
Café Angélica
Café Angélica is a fair-trade specialty coffee roaster and café on Calle San Bernardo, in Madrid's Centro. The founders hand-roast on a 5kg German Probat, a habit they picked up in 2016 from a former 1947 herbs-and-spices shop, working beans from eight coffee-growing countries. It's open weekday daytime only.
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Background
About Café Angélica
The Story
Café Angélica traces back to 2007, when the founders saw the coffee documentary Black Gold and travelled to Ethiopia to see the trade for themselves. In 2016 they took over a traditional herbs-and-spices shop that had run since 1947 and started roasting fair-trade coffee there, half a kilo at a time, before moving up to an imposing German Probat and training with Pablo and Nolo of Hola Café.
The Cuisine
They hand-roast in-house and stock coffee from eight countries: Guatemala, Honduras, Costa Rica, Peru, Colombia, Brazil, Kenya and Ethiopia, from small producers, women's cooperatives and specific growing valleys. A subscription drops a rotating selection to regulars.
Highlights
What Diners Say
Consensus
Café Angélica Ratings & Reviews
Diner Ratings
4.7
729
TripAdvisor
4.7
50 reviews
Reservations
How to Book Café Angélica
Booking
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Experience
Café Angélica Dining Experience
Tiny, with only a handful of tables, and warm: the people who roast the coffee also serve it, and they'll tell you which origin is on today. It keeps weekday daytime hours.
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Café Angélica Location & Neighbourhood
Address
Calle de San Bernardo, 24, 28015 Madrid, Spain
Get directionsâGetting There
On Calle de San Bernardo, 24, on the Malasaña side of Madrid's Centro district.
Nearby
Centro is Madrid's historic core, the district that holds Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor and the long climb of Gran VĂa all at once. The eating is dense and varied, from old-school taverns and chocolaterĂas that have not changed their counters in generations to newer rooms opening along Calle de AlcalĂĄ and San Bernardo. Nearly everything in the city is a walk away from here.
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Details
Café Angélica Reservations, Hours & Contact
Opening Hours
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | 10:00â13:00 & 15:00â17:30 |
| Tuesday | 10:00â13:00 & 15:00â17:30 |
| Wednesday | 10:00â13:00 & 15:00â17:30 |
| Thursday | 10:00â13:00 & 15:00â17:30 |
| Friday | 10:00â13:00 & 15:00â17:30 |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Café Angélica hours verified 2026-09-18. Contact the restaurant to confirm.
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Questions
Café Angélica FAQ
What kind of coffee does Café Angélica serve?
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Fair-trade specialty coffee, hand-roasted in-house on a 5kg German Probat. The beans come from eight countries: Guatemala, Honduras, Costa Rica, Peru, Colombia, Brazil, Kenya and Ethiopia, including small producers and women's cooperatives.
Where is Café Angélica?
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On Calle San Bernardo, 24, in Madrid's Centro district. The founders started roasting there in 2016, from a former herbs-and-spices shop that had run since 1947.
When is Café Angélica open?
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Weekday daytime only, Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 13:00 and 15:00 to 17:30. It's closed on Saturday and Sunday.
Does Café Angélica sell coffee to take home?
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Yes. It roasts its own beans and runs a subscription that sends a rotating selection to regulars roughly every 30 days.
What should I order at Café Angélica?
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Ask which origin they roasted that day and have it as a coffee, with a toast or a slice of carrot cake. Diners also buy beans to take home.
Is Café Angélica a good spot to sit alone?
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Yes, it's a small, intimate roastery-café geared toward tasting and origin rather than long group sittings, and it's good for solo visits.
How did Café Angélica get started?
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The founders saw the coffee documentary Black Gold in 2007 and travelled to Ethiopia to see the trade for themselves.
Where does Café Angélica source its coffee?
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Eight countries: Guatemala, Honduras, Costa Rica, Peru, Colombia, Brazil, Kenya and Ethiopia.
Is Café Angélica open on weekends?
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No, it's open weekday daytime only, closed Saturday and Sunday.