Part of the Gay Madrid Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Madrid, Spain
Stylish adult boutique on Calle Hortaleza stocking toys, gear, and pride essentials.
This trendy brunch and lunch spot in Chueca has built a loyal following for its creative takes on breakfast classics, colorful smoothie bowls, and avocado toast variations that somehow justify the price tag. The interior is bright and Instagrammable, with natural light pouring through large windows and a menu that caters to health-conscious diners without feeling overly virtuous. The crowd skews younger and international, with a mix of locals brunching on weekends and tourists fueling up before exploring the neighborhood. Expect a wait during peak hours, but the laid-back service and quality coffee make it a solid choice when you want something more substantial than croissants and café con leche.
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