Plenti

Toast with tomato, olive oil, and serrano ham 4.7€, Orange juice 2.95€ A good-vibes cafe with a constant stream of both tourists and locals. The tomato + olive oil toast with serrano ham was very nice and hand pressed orange juice was fresh and divine (although may have been better a bit cooled, but I guess you can’t help that!)

Found this café at Google Maps and it was surprisingly good. I entered the café in like 9:15 am and it’s not crowded but as time goes on, it gets more and more people. The food was super good. The baked egg in Mexican style that serve with guacamole was superb. I saw others ordered different style of baked eggs and it all looks amazing. The marmalade and butter toast surprise me as this is the first time I’m having marmalade and I really enjoyed it. Cappuccino is just cappuccino. What surprise me the most is the price. It’s only €14 for all these. It’s the kind of café that I will really went back for breakfast again.

I stopped in here for a light lunch after a morning of exploring the nearby Museum. It was nice to sit outside. I ordered the chorizo toastie which was nice and the iced coffee was refreshing on a hot Madrid day. I would recommend this as a casual place to enjoy a light lunch as a solo, couple or group of friends.

There’s a general rule for a traveler to a new city. If you see a place is busy, you probably want to eat there because it’s good. Plenti was packed on a Saturday morning when I stopped in and it was absolutely worth the wait. Great food, juices/coffees and good service. Would definitely recommend!

A cozy, cute café with both indoor and outdoor seating. I went on a Sunday and it was quite busy, so the staff seemed a little rushed since there were only two of them. I ordered the baked egg and it was delicious!