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Terraza Berlín

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#300 in MadridRanked #300 of all Madrid restaurants on Guidavera. Click to see the full ranked list./Worth VisitingGuidavera tier, our editorial classification combining ratings, accolades, and source consensus across the Madrid dining scene./SpanishSpanish cuisine: the kitchen's primary culinary tradition and style./€€€€/Chamberí/

Terraza Berlín is the terrace café of the Goethe-Institut Madrid, on Calle de Zurbarán in Almagro, and it holds a Solete in the Guía Repsol. It's a summer oasis in Chamberí for neighbours and people working nearby, open weekday daytimes, with Spanish café fare, a pincho de tortilla the Guía Repsol recommends, and a daily menu that includes German dishes. It's inexpensive, takes bookings and is step-free.

Background

About Terraza Berlín

The Story

Terraza Berlín is the café and terrace of the Goethe-Institut Madrid, Germany's cultural institute, on Calle de Zurbarán in the Almagro area of Chamberí. The Guía Repsol gave it a Solete, calling it an oasis in Chamberí's hot summers.

The Cuisine

Spanish café food with a German accent: breakfasts and coffee, pinchos such as the tortilla the Guía Repsol singles out, and a menú del día that includes German dishes.

When to Go

It opens Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 20:00 and closes at weekends, so it's a weekday place: a morning coffee and tortilla pincho, the menú del día at lunch, or a drink on the terrace after work. In summer the terrace is the reason to come. Book on 913 91 39 44 for a group.

Highlights

What Diners Say

QuietGood ValueAttentive ServiceTraditionalGarden Dining

Consensus

Terraza Berlín Ratings & Reviews

Diner Ratings

Google

4.1

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#300 in MadridWorth Visiting

Terraza Berlín ranks #300 of 1001 rated restaurants in Madrid. Professional recognition includes Repsol Solete.

Reservations

How to Book Terraza Berlín

Experience

Terraza Berlín Dining Experience

An open-air terrace at the Goethe-Institut, used by neighbours and the area's office workers for coffee, a pincho or a set lunch. It takes reservations, works for groups, and is accessible.

Navigate

Terraza Berlín Location & Neighbourhood

Address

C. de Zurbarán, 21, 28010 Madrid, Spain

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Getting There

Terraza Berlín is on Calle de Zurbarán in Almagro, part of Madrid's Chamberí district: embassy Madrid, with broad streets and a quiet the rest of the centre lacks.

Nearby

Almagro is embassy Madrid: broad streets, old money, and a hush the rest of the centre does not have. The restaurants match, with polished rooms, careful service and kitchens that do not need to shout. It sits between Chueca and Salamanca without quite belonging to either.

Details

Terraza Berlín Reservations, Hours & Contact

Opening Hours

DayHours
Monday08:00–20:00
Tuesday08:00–20:00
Wednesday08:00–20:00
Thursday08:00–20:00
Friday08:00–20:00
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

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

Contact

Phone+34 913 913 944
Websitegoethe.de
InstagramNot listed

Good to Know

Holds a Repsol Solete
The Goethe-Institut's terrace café; menú del día with German dishes
Weekday daytime hours (roughly 08:00–20:00); closed Saturday and Sunday
Terrace; good for groups
Under €25 per person; reservations accepted; step-free access

Questions

Terraza Berlín FAQ

What is Terraza Berlín?

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The terrace café of the Goethe-Institut Madrid, on Calle de Zurbarán in Almagro, Chamberí, serving coffee, pinchos and a weekday menú del día that includes German dishes. It holds a Solete in the Guía Repsol.

When is Terraza Berlín open?

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It keeps weekday daytime hours, roughly 08:00 to 20:00, and closes on Saturday and Sunday.

Where is Terraza Berlín?

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On Calle de Zurbarán in Almagro, part of Madrid's Chamberí district, at the Goethe-Institut Madrid.

Does Terraza Berlín have a Repsol Sol?

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No. It holds a Repsol Solete, the Guía Repsol's distinction for casual, neighbourhood spots, which is a lower distinction than a Sol. It isn't in the Michelin Guide.

How much does it cost at Terraza Berlín?

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It's inexpensive: the Guía Repsol puts it in its cheapest band, so most visits come in under €25 per person.