Toma Cafe Roasters is a coffee roaster in Malasana, Madrid.
Editorially verified September 15, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Bag of single-origin beans (12 to 18 euros) and the in-house brewed pour-over (4 euros) are the counter-side bestsellers.
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Address: Calle de la Palma 49, 28004 Madrid
HanSo Cafe Roasters in Madrid's Malasana is the Korean-Spanish specialty roastery and cafe since 2015, with house-roasted beans, a focused matcha counter.
BeansEthiopia, Brazil, Colombia
BrewsEspresso, Filter, Whole bean retail
TipClosed Mondays. The bag of single-origin Ethiopian (14 euros) at the counter; matcha latte (4.50 euros) is the headline.
Hola Coffee Roasters in Madrid's Lavapies is the specialty roastery with a 15kg Loring roaster, beans sourced direct from East African and Colombian.
BeansEthiopia, Kenya, Colombia
BrewsEspresso, Filter, Whole bean retail, Subscription
TipThe bag of single-origin Ethiopian beans (16 to 22 euros) is the counter recommendation; the subscription posts monthly.
Mision Cafe Roasters in Madrid's Conde Duque is the specialty roastery and cafe since 2017, with house-roasted single-origin beans, a brunch counter.
BeansBrazil, Colombia, Ethiopia, Guatemala
BrewsEspresso, Filter, Whole bean retail
TipWhole-bean bags (14 to 19 euros) at the counter and a brewed flat white (3.50 euros) are the morning recommendations.
Slow Cafe in Madrid's La Latina is the specialty third-wave roastery and cafe, with rotating single-origin beans from boutique European roasters.
BeansColombia, Ethiopia, Kenya
BrewsEspresso, Filter, Whole bean retail
TipClosed Mondays. Bag of beans (14 to 18 euros) at the counter; the flat white at 3.50 is the staff regular.
HanSo Cafe Roasters in Madrid's Malasana is the Korean-Spanish specialty roastery and cafe since 2015, with house-roasted beans, a focused matcha counter.
BeansEthiopia, Brazil, Colombia
BrewsEspresso, Filter, Whole bean retail
TipClosed Mondays. The bag of single-origin Ethiopian (14 euros) at the counter; matcha latte (4.50 euros) is the headline.
Acid Cafe in Madrid's Chueca is the specialty third-wave cafe since 2017 by Fede Graciano, pouring La Cabra Coffee Roasters from Denmark and rotating.
BeansColombia, Ethiopia, Kenya
BrewsEspresso, Filter, Whole bean retail
TipClosed Mondays. Bag of beans (15 to 20 euros) at the counter; the espresso at 2.20 is the staff regular order.
Amor de Madre Coffee in Madrid's Chamberi is the specialty third-wave roastery cafe since 2019, with a small Probat sample roaster, house single-origin beans.
BeansColombia, Ethiopia, Burundi
BrewsEspresso, Filter, Whole bean retail
TipClosed Mondays. The single-origin Burundi (18 euros bag) is the staff recommendation; the V60 filter at 4.50 euros.
