Café de la Luz

Cozy and aesthetically pleasing place. There’s no Wi-Fi or phone service, which can be inconvenient but it also encourages you to disconnect and actually connect with the people around you. The cheesecake was delicious, but the red velvet cake was the standout. we loved it so much that we ordered another one.

Ok Luz is a VIBE. Grandma core. Couches and mismatched furniture. Candle light energy. The cappuccino was funnnn. The toast was good. They only let you sit in the main area if you get food, but the food is good & cheap. The bar is also cute. I sat here and journaled :)

Service was lacking, but the ambiance and quality of the coffee made it not matter. The lighting and coziness is perfect in this cafe. It’s hard to find a cafe that offers a large sized cafe con leche, thankfully they do here! The cafe con leeches were delicious.

My favorite coffee shop in Madrid I have been here around 30 times in the 10 months I've been in Madrid and I'm impressed every single time. I've taken clients, friends and dates here and they've all loved the place. The atmosphere of this place is so cozy and authentic. It is truly one of the best spots in town just to sit down and look around at all the intricate details they've curated. There's so many hidden little things where visitors can interact, write something down, or just observe. Not only that, but the coffee here is some of the nicest I've ever had. They put so much effort into making every drink one that is special and memorable. This combined with the immense variety of drinks makes for a perfect bit of exploration every single time I walk through the door. White I've only eaten here a few times, I can confidently recommend their toasts for a perfect afternoon snack. If that's not your thing, you can go there during their buzzing weekend nights. Where the cocktails and ambiance will make for a perfect night out. Also make sure to check out their basement during the weekends! It's an amplification of an already perfect space. I love Café de la Luz, and I would recommend it to literally anyone.

The atmosphere was good in the cafe then only thing i didn’t like was the feeling of getting kick out, i spend there as a solo person and hour and half really, upon my entry the place was empty and got ask that i could only sit on the small table if i was eating in a unpleasant way. The place should give the freedom to let be sitted everywhere since it’s a nice place to read and take a drink which of course if it wasnt like that it shouldn’t be with that theme to start with but just a local to go- without table cafe. After i plug my computer i got ask to taken it out which understandable bc there was other stuff connected and asked if i could move to another when i saw the outlet more free but told that if someone needed that i will have to be removed, there’s was plenty of tables around me and when people came i got ask right away to leave the table after being sitted for 10 minutes so i felt that it was rude. I saw many people leave because they didn’t feel in a cozy environment and force to eat to have a place of comforting. Really unfortunate

The coffee was delicious, and so was the toast. It was so good that I didn't even take a photo, haha. But here's a photo of the place, it's beautiful. Every detail makes it charming. I was even able to pay with my restaurant card.

The staff was amazing and the atmosphere was very cozy. Came here for a drink before attending flamenco. Would love to come back here.

This is my favourite place in madrid by far. It has an ambience I’ve never experienced before. It resembles the warmth of a house with such accuracy it’s nostalgic. You can take anyone here. The service is also really warm and kind.

This café was so much fun! I came with my friends to hangout and get some drinks. I just had a smoothie, but it was VERY refreshing. My friends had tea, coffee, and cider, which they were all content with. As for the vibe, I really like the atmosphere of this café! They play fun music and have aesthetic seating and decor. It's a bit loud in the restaurant but I think that's just part of the vibe!

I had the tuna belly with the croissant and it was delicious. My friend order the Arctic salmon sandwich and enjoyed it very much. The cafe is really cute and cozy. Service was OK, people were a little rude. We had one issue with the waitress, she never asked us if we wanted to be charged Euros vs US dollars. When asked her about it, she rudely said that is not her problem and it was our problem with the bank. I didn't expect such a response. It could of easily been voided and do over.

Went for the cheesecake. Delish. Cute and quaint bohemian vibe, perfect cool down after tapas. No cuppos sangria but the red wine with limon and vermouth tasted in the ballpark. Ill be back.

If you like rules, this place is for you. When I walked in a man stopped me and told me I could only sit at a stool at a hightop because I am by myself. I asked to sit at one of the many available comfy chairs and he told me those seats are only for groups. Tried to use my laptop and they told me I could not use my laptop because it is Thursday. Cute environment, terrible service. I took a picture of the empty seats I was not allowed to sit at.

Lovely cafe, dimly lit and mismatched furniture create a chill, Bohemian vibe. Had a pretty good cafe con leche and an excellent toast with goat cheese, arugula, and fig jam. Taking off a star for being too strict and a little unwelcoming with seating rules. Despite multiple tables, couches, and chairs being open on a Saturday afternoon, I was told people alone need to sit at the bar. If someone wasn't eating and only drinking coffee they would also need to sit at the bar. Mind you the bar is small and a far less comfortable experience than the rest of the cafe looked so despite the Instagram-worthy pictures of this place, beware unless you are 2+ and eating, you won't get to enjoy those environs.

Nice little cafe with a pleasant ambiance! Servers were friendly. We enjoyed our "mini brunch".

Unless you are with more people the staff will stop you from sitting anywhere else other than the narrow bar...so if you go alone you will not be comfortable

Adorable little cafe near the very busy puerta del sol. Came here for a bite in the afternoon and found others reading or relaxing in the cafe. No laptops allowed though! We had some tostas and coffee and delicious fresh squeezed orange juice. The salmon tosta was a bit underwhelming, just a bad cut of salmon that wasn't super fresh it seemed. But other than that it was great, would recommend as a cozy getaway from the busy city center!

Food was very cheap! The place was super cute and quaint. I really enjoyed the toast with queso de cabra, arugula, and fig jam!

I really enjoyed this cafe! Good coffee, food, and environment. The service was great. I got the jamón tostas and I really enjoyed it as well. Good selection and not too busy!

Coffee was tasty and was a good place to hang if you don't come to coffee shops to do work. The design of the space is interesting, with a mix of old school and new furniture. Things I wish I knew before I came: (1) They don't allow the use of laptops or iPads in the coffee shop. (2) There's also no AC.

Hidden gem in the middle of hustle and bustle in Madrid. Chic design, cozy and comfy. Great food and drinks. We had the mini brunch. Very good price. We had a wonderful and welcoming server name Blanca, along with her co-workers. Ambience was excellent. Definitely visit again. Thank you for your hospitality

This cute little cafe had lots of comfy couches to sit on. It seems like a quiet place to get a drink or work on things; however, if you go on the weekend, it might not be as quiet as it normally is. What I ordered: I got the goat cheese salad and a cafe con leche. The salad was great, but there was nothing original about it. The coffee was good and what I expected it to be like. They had a fairly large menu with many food and drink options (alcoholic and non-alcoholic). Not my new favorite place, but still a nice, cozy spot!

We were lucky enough to come here twice in our trip and enjoyed both times. At first, we were looking for a oval cafe that was not in the main tourist areas. Cafe de la luz was just that! It's small inside and filled with locals. We both got the iced coffees to enjoy. They have WiFi and would be a good spot to work out of. Second time we went we got drinks before a flamenco show. Same fun and low key setting but still really fun. Hope to be back someday!

So cozy in the cafe and service was really good! Cheep cappuccino and loved the carrot cake!!

Came here to grab some food while waiting for our airbnb checkin time. The cafe is very intimate and cozy. They also had free WiFi which was really convenient! I got the cappuccino with oat milk, was very happy that they had the oat milk option. Boyfriend thought his coffee was just alright though. We also got the meat with tomato sauce on toast and a Mediterranean croissant sandwich, they were both really good and reasonably priced.

Awesome spot. Small and quaint. Jazz playing on the back and lits of natural light if you are planning to do some work. Cafe con leche was very good and the toast and mermalade warm and ready. Service was average. Overall super recommended.

Busy,small little place. Great ambiance and where many locals were found. Off the beaten path with good food.

I had a lomito sandwich and it was THE BEST SANDWICH I've ever had. EVER. The service was great and the place is very cozy. My friend and I enjoyed being there and our meal was delicious. Great place to stop by!

Nice place at the corner of street. I like the salmon toast very much! The burritos are small and look cute, kinda like the idea it's toasted in the oven makes the skin taste good. At last, we shared one slice of chocolate cake, amazing!

Great place for breakfast or brunch Nice ambiance and cool setting Coffee and cappuccinos are really good, and the orange juice was really fresh The arugula goat cheese and jam over olive oil on toast was absolutely delicious

Came here for breakfast while I was in Madrid and I was not impressed. They were not open on time which was frustrating because we had a tour an 11AM so our breakfast ended up being rushed. The cappuccino was the only thing I enjoyed. I ordered the toast with goat cheese and sautéed onions and it was gross. I ended up not eating the goat cheese because it smelt and tasted weird so I wasn't chancing it. Something was definitely wrong. Yuck! My fiancé had the ham and cheese on a croissant and he said it was okay. Overall, not the best place to eat in Madrid.

Really delicious sandwiches and the best non alcoholic mojito! Great quiet ambiance but still comfortable for chit chatting!

I waited 10 minutes and no one came to my table. It wasn't that busy. We just left and went somewhere else.

Cute setting but the lady that works there can be really rude to you. She made me and many other customers move and laptops are not allowed. I got recommended by a friend as a nice place to do work but I couldn't get anything done.

Very cute, cozy, and intimate cafe in Madrid. I can't get over the low prices of breakfast in Espana - especially when you consider that the zumo is fresh and so so tasty. The coffee was perfect, and I got the croissant with jam - oh man, the jam in Spain is a fruit party in your mouth. Everything just seems better in Spain. Should probably move there so I can eat all the croissants, drink all the coffee and all the zumo.

By far one of my favorite breakfast experiences in Spain. Let me just throw it out there that is is probably my favorite breakfast experience in Europe. My husband and i did a lot of research before we arrived upon our conclusion to have breakfast here. The location was about a 10-15 min walk from our hotel so we were excited to try something local and small during our stay in Madrid. If you don't look quickly or closely enough, you could easily walk by this fine establishment. When inside, we were quickly seated at a small pub table booth near the window. My husband and I both ordered the ham and cheese croissant breakfast sandwich. We also ordered two coffees with milk. I ordered an orange juice and my husband ordered a bloody mary which he thought was fantastic. Our breakfast was simplistic but amazing. We never felt rushed and we enjoyed the chill atmosphere. The server was pleasant and attentive. The bathrooms are downstairs so make sure you know that you will have to climb up and down the stairs to get to the restroom. Overall, a great experience and a wonderful breakfast. I have absolutely no complaints. Only that we didn't come here more than once!

The breakfast was good very flavorful the waitress was a great person and the menu was very unique.

I came here for brunch with a friend on my last day in Madrid. I really wished I had found out about this place sooner, I would have came here for brunch/lunch everyday (rather than Mercado St. Miguel). We came in at 11:45AM on a Wednesday and found an adorable two-seater right away. We opted for the brunch special (offered until 1PM) for 9,90€. The set let's you have your choice of coffee/tea/cola + freshly pressed OJ + choice of toast + choice of cake. Ambience: cozy, beautifully decorated. Great spot to have a coffee, snack or meal solo or with a friend. There is no a/c and it was 36*C today - thankfully we sat by the door so there was a breeze. Food, in the order I received them: 1. Espresso: Was more like a double espresso. Delicious, with a nice crema. 2. Freshly pressed OJ: Refreshing! Had pulp on the top (I'm a fan). 3. Toast with arugula, goat cheese and fig jam: Delicious and the portion of cheese and jam was generous. It was served on a crispy slice of bread. Flavourful and rich. Highly recommended. 4. Red velvet cake: Not my favourite, and it had a bright red colour to it. On the dry side - I would pass and go for the carrot cake or chocolate cake. Overall we had a great brunch experience here. It was a lovely spot to chit chat and eat and drink quality food at such an affordable price. I'm impressed!

Feel like a local in this charming spot. Too late to order their brunch but I had fresh orange juice, great coffee, toast, and a delicious spinach quiche for 11 euros. Very happy!

Best breakfast experience in Spain. Chill atmosphere with lovely food and service. Could relax all day here. Nice break from the hustle of getting all the sites in. Salmon sandwich and arugula salad were both fresh and delicious!

After 2 months in Madrid I found this place and totally felt in love with it at the first time. It's cozy and friendly, near Gran Via and offers a reasonable menu with a range of food and drink choices. Of course a bit crowded in the holidays or weekends but it doesn't matter to me, I love the vibes here and absolutely it's gonna be my favorite spot in Madrid.

Close to the main ave and our hotel we tried it out. Great food and coffee and fair prices. Decor is cool but not really big so plan on sitting anywhere there is a spot.

Soooo cute inside ~ as if a family parlor. We both had the quiche de bacon and cafe Americana con leche and it was all delicious. Very glad that Anabel spoke English.

Cozy, cute, good food, menus in english too. Free 2 hour wifi. They "only" serve breakfast til 1pm. Also brunch available which comes w coffee/tea, OJ, one choice of sandwich and cake for like 9€. I would come back.

Came here based on all the positive reviews and it lived up to the hype!! Theres an English menu and free wifi. I ended up getting the tuna salad for breakfast and it was hands down so incredibly fresh and delicious. It wasn't salad, it was heaven.

Love this place! Such a cute cafe especially for breakfast/brunch. The customer service was great. And if you don't speak Spanish, not a problem. The workers there speak English and they have an English menu. I had the mini brunch. It came with orange juice (it was fresh squeeze and very sweet), tea/coffee, pick of toast, and cake. For the toast I had the salmon lox. I really enjoyed it; there wasn't too much Creme cheese in it. For cake I tried the chocolate. Omg it's to die for! And the carrot cake was amazing too.

Friendly barista who speaks english Cappuccino was among top 10 i had in my life Orange juice was real orange juice with pulps No wonder where all those good reviews came from! They have free wifi The menu is not as rich as your typical american restaurants (not many options) but this is typical of euro that you don't get as many choices as you get in states. Give it a try if you are around!

4/5 - cute cafe with cozy set up. Had a late breakfast one morning here and their breakfast menu goes until 1pm. Cafe con leche was average but the toasted ciabatta with tomatoes, olive oil and salt was delicious. This breakfast set was €2.90. My waitress wasn't the most friendliest person but would come back to this place again!

Bonito lugar y comida muy rica! Voy a regresar cuando esté en Madrid para mas desayunos

An excellent place to study and have a few drinks after work. The chocolate cake, Khalua spiked coffee, and hard cider were amazing, I can't wait to go back

Food was not bad.. tuna salad was not tasty.. canned tuna on top of some dry salad! Service was horrible. The waiter didn't smile she wasn't not friendly at all.. she was slow.. really disappointed!

Love the resturant. Staff was very friendly. I tried their smoked cod with avocado and olive oil on toast. It was great! I also tried pear cider it's really good. My friend tried their smoked salmon with cream cheese and dill she was very satisfied along with her mint tea. I loved the decor as well. I wasn't able to try their quiche but maybe next time.

Amazing place. The food was excellent and so was the coffee. The place has a very relaxed ambient and was very clean as well. The staff was friendly and was it was pretty cheap

Just ate here today and we absolutely loved this place. Ambiance was quirky yet worked. We came here specifically for brunch and had the goat cheese, fig jam and arugula tosta, spinach quiche, bacon quiche, jamón and queso tosta, and cafe con leche. Everything was super tasty and filling, plus pricing was really reasonable. Close to la Gran Via and metro stations. Has free wifi for 2 hours. Vegetarian friendly, my sister is a vegetarian and she had the spinach quiche and a salad and was satisfied with her meal! Service was great! The only issue with this place is that it gets really hot (we've been in Madrid since May 18 and its been in the 80s) and there is no a/c, plus there are only a few ceiling fans which don't seem to be very effective.

The food was delicious! From coffee to toast to cake. I'd highly recommend this place. And it's so cute, cozy and eclectic. We'll probably come back before we leave since it was that good.

We were looking for a charming coffee shop after having just arrived to Madrid and needing a little bit of a freshen up. This place is delightful. Urban and homey, a little get away from the bustle of the city streets.

Excellent!!! The fresh orange juice, cappuccino, salmon were a perfect breakfast! Perfect atmosphere, very busy!!

This was a great place to grab breakfast before going out for the day. We grabbed some cappuccinos and a small bite and it was perfect. Cozy atmosphere, friendly staff, and tasty food & drinks. Things we ordered and would recommend: thegoat cheese, fig jam, and arugula toast; the ham & cheese on a croissant; and the chocolate cake.