Hola Coffee Fourquet

Best part of my morning! So maybe not the cutest photo, but you must admit I'm enjoying it! Ordered to-go, and you know the coffee is very good, you can't fail at Hola Coffee spots, but guys, the cinnamon roll!!! It's like an actual cinnamony, doughy, frosted deliciousness! It's the first really real cinnamon roll I have here in Spain. If you are feeling nostalgic for home, this is it!

Great coffee, even better service! I was a little nervous about my Spanish, but the friendly staff made everything easy. I had Google Translate at the ready, but it wasn’t needed at all, as they were happy to chat in English. Such a welcoming spot!

This is the best (not one of the best) coffee we had during our 3-week trip in Barcelona, Madrid, Seville, Lisbon and Paris. We enjoyed Latte and Flat white as well as the croissant for our breakfast. Btw, the paintings in the cafe show the great taste of the owner ;)

I've been here 3 days in a row because its so good. It's super cozy inside and they have wifi so its a good place to get work done. Their coffee has a unique fruity flavor to it and its delicious. I have also tried the salted pistachio matcha and its my new favorite drink!!!

It was ok. Nothing really special. Not sure why listed in the top 100 best coffee in 2025. The bread was also so la la. Nothing like a wow

A coffee specialty roaster in a quite neighborhood of Madrid. The coffee aroma captivates your senses the moment that you enter the place. Cosy vibes, good variety of coffee roasts, nice ambience, tasty coffee and cakes. The staff was very friendly.

The coffee place had such a good vibe and I really enjoyed the interior. I had a blueberry matcha latte which was the best I ever had, so no complains at all. They offer diverse milk choices and the staff was very friendly.

Hola, established in 2015, is one of the pioneers of Madrid's specialty coffee scene. They roast their own beans, almost all single origins. For espresso, you can choose between two types of roasts: traditional (chocolatey) and modern (fruity). They also have batch brew and pourover (Orea). For pourover, you can try any of the beans they have in store. The coffee is served in lovely artisan mugs. There's a small food menu, consisting of toasts, sandwiches, granola, porridge and sweets. We only tried the cinnamon roll, which is great. The place itself is minimalistic. Not particularly inviting to hang out, in my opinion, but you regularly see people reading a book or working on their laptops.