Madrid Cafés From TikTok: Matcha, Sourdough and Specialty Coffee
Matcha sits next to coffee in this set of seven Madrid cafés. Mö Matcha on Calle del Pez is built around it, and La Casa Amande serves its iced matcha in a can. The rest lean on specialty coffee and baking: sourdough and laminated pastry at Santo Bakehouse, brunch at Natif, and Toma Café, roasting in Madrid since 2011 and described as a pioneer of Spain's specialty coffee movement.
Most of the list is in two areas. Calle del Pez, Calle de la Palma and Calle del Espíritu Santo, all in Centro around Malasaña, hold Mö Matcha, Toma Café and Santo Bakehouse, and Le Clan, a newer café, is on Calle de Orellana in Salesas. Jingping e Hijo and La Casa Amande are in Chamberí. Every café is priced as moderate, and three come from one creator's list of places they loved and keep returning to.
Written from public posts on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube. Updated Oct 2026.
Where creators go
- Santo Bakehouse
Santo Bakehouse on Calle del Espíritu Santo in Malasaña is an artisan sourdough bakery with French-butter croissants and cannelés, plus specialty coffee. The creator's advice, given in Spanish, is to try the laminated pastries. It is mainly take-away with little seating, so plan to eat on the move.
- Mö Matcha
Mö Matcha on Calle del Pez is a small, minimalist café centered on matcha drinks, with coffee as well. The creator note says it is famous for the lavender matcha latte, and the listing adds a matcha vanilla latte. It is pet-friendly and takes cards.
- Natif Coffee & Kitchen
Natif Coffee & Kitchen on Calle de Santa Teresa is an earthy, design-led café with espresso and manual filter coffee and an ambitious brunch, including a Benedict carbonara. Vegan and gluten-free dishes are labeled. Some seating is laptop-free, and a separate take-away bakery is on Calle de Francisco de Rojas.
- Toma Café
Toma Café on Calle de la Palma has roasted coffee in Madrid since 2011 and is described as a pioneer of Spain's specialty coffee movement. It now has several locations around the city. This is the pick for anyone who cares mainly about what is in the cup.
- Jingping e Hijo
Jingping e Hijo on Calle de Galileo in Chamberí serves specialty coffee and Chinese tea, with plant-based milks and vegan cakes. The room is spacious and laptop-friendly, with good music, which makes it the café on this page best suited to sitting and working for a while.
- La Casa Amande
La Casa Amande on Calle de Murillo, also in Chamberí, is a bright, quiet coffee shop and bakery. It serves specialty coffee, iced matcha in cans, homemade sweets, pastries and substantial toasts, with gluten-free bread available. It suits breakfast or a slow afternoon with friends.
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Laptop or no laptop
Two cafés here take opposite positions. Jingping e Hijo in Chamberí is described as laptop-friendly, with a spacious room. Natif keeps laptop-free seating areas to protect the atmosphere. Santo Bakehouse is mostly take-away with limited seating, so it does not really work for either.
Good to know
Mö Matcha on Calle del Pez is a matcha café, and the creator note says it is famous for the lavender matcha latte; the listing also names a matcha vanilla latte. La Casa Amande in Chamberí serves iced matcha in cans alongside its specialty coffee.
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