If there is a fashion site that's Malasaña Happy Day: sweets such as style Magnolia Bakery in New York. Feel like a movie from the 50's: the accompanying music and decor!
Baguels filled or not, muffins, cupcakes thousand flavors (each day you can discover some new ones) and also carrot cake, Cheescake, chocolate etc. All at prices more than affordable: between 1.50 and 3.00 euros. You can also ask to keep foam latte at Starbucks style but for only $ 1.20.
The only downside is that only a small table and two chairs, so if you go at rush hour is very likely that your only option is the "take away". From here I suggest you ask for a latte and I will bring forth with your candy to the Plaza del 2 de Mayo. With good weather is a pleasure to have breakfast or a snack there. If There is a hot spot in Malasaña That Is Happy Day: Such as the sweets Magnolia Bakery in New York. Feel like in a movie of the 50s: accompained by music and decor!
Baguels filled or not, muffins, cupcakes Thousand flavors (each day You Can Discover Some new ones) and carrot cake Also, Cheescake, chocolate etc. All at affordable price: between 1.50 and 3.00 euros. You can also ask to take a coffee with foamed milk as Starbucks style but by only 1.20.
The only catch is that only one table and two chairs, so if you go at rush hour is very likely that your only option is the "take away". From here I suggest you to ask for a latte and some cupcakes and go to "Plaza del 2 de Mayo". With good weather is very nice to have breakfast or snack there.
Happy Day. Tfn. Ph . 667 201 169.
Espíritu Santo, 11. Mapa/Map . <> Court Novitiate ( L1, L2 , L10 )
Hours: 9.00 to 24.00 Hrs. Timetable: from 9.00 to 24.00 Hrs .
the delicatessen 
What happens when an old creamery closes and opens in its place a bar? There are two options that will sweep away the above or to attempt to maintain the essence of the old local decoration. The latter case is the creamery, a tapas bar in the Plaza area of \u200b\u200bSpain.
recommend this place for a morning coffee and talk quietly with your partner, enjoy a wine or a beer after work and snack (salmorejo impressive, the toast and quiches) and finally for the brunch on Sundays.
His light, shelves full of books and ornaments and environment in general will make you feel at home.
Remember, if there is no room above, have enabled the ground floor and living room - dining room.
What Happens When an old creamery closes and opens a bar instead? There are two options: to crash with the above or to attempt to maintain the essence of the old local in decoration. The last case is the Mantequería's, a tapas bar in the area of Plaza de España.
I recommend this place for an afternoon coffee to talk quietly with your companion, take a wine or a beer after work and snack (typical "salmorejo", "tostas" and "quiches") and finally for the Sunday brunch .
Its light, shelves filled with books and ornaments and environment in general will make you Fell at home.
Remember, if There Is No seat Above, They Have enabled the basement as restaurant.
the delicatessen. 7543 541 91 c. San Bernardino, 7. Map / Map .
<> Plaza of Spain, Novitiate, Ventura Rodríguez ( L2, L3 , L10 ).
hours. Monday through Thursday from 12:00 to 2:00, Friday and Saturday until 3:00 and Sunday from 11:00 to 1:00. Timetable. Monday to Thursday from 12:00 to 2:00: Fridays and Saturdays Until 3:00 and Sunday 11:00 to 1:00.
almonds 
time ago in a Lonely Planet guide I read how they asked what local site that had become tourist continue going. If someone asked that question I reply that the Almond 13. I love your threads! This Andalusian tavern bases its menu in some southern dishes, the famous broken eggs and their threads of ham, pork, sausage, spicy sausage, ham etc. It is curious to ask for what you have to do it twice. First you order the meal, the waiter will point in a list and call you later playing a bell. Then ask for the drinks at another bar. The stars are the wine and beer. No refreshments or clear (you'll have a Shandy). Another issue to consider is that since the opening is filled, so there are two options: either go early or wait for a table is empty. One trick is to go down to the basement and wait in the buffer zone next to the stairs. There is a little support where you can go drink and wait for someone to get up from his desk.
If you go to America for the first time, you can not leave without tasting it.
Some time ago in a Lonely Planet guide I read how they asked to loccal people what local site that had become tourist would continue going. If someone ask me that question I will reply that the Almendro 13. I love their "roscas"!
This Andalusian tavern bases his manu in some southern dishes, their very famous broken eggs and their "roscas" of ham, loin, sausage, soppressata and so on.
Curiously, to ask for what you're going to take you have to do it twice . First you order the meal, the waiter will point in a list and call you later playing a bell. Then ask for the drinks in other bar. The stars are wine and beer. They do not serve refreshments and "claras" (you'll have a Shandy).
Another issue to consider is that since the opening is filled, so there are two options: either go early or wait for a table to be empty. One trick is to go down and wait in the buffer zone next to the stairs.
If you visit "la Latina" for the first time, you can not leave without tasting it. Almendro 13. Horario: 13.00 - 16.00 & 19.30 - 24.00. Viernes y Sábados: 13.00 - 17.00 & 20.00 - 24.30 .
Timetable: 13.00 - 16.00 & 19.30 - 24.00. Friday and Saturday: 13.00 - 17.00 & 20.00 - 24.30 . C / Almond, 13. Map. Map <> La Latina (L5 ) Average. Average price: 10 to 15 euros .
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