EatMyTrip is the kind of brunch spot that makes you forget Madrid isn't traditionally a brunch city. Steps from the Royal Palace in Palacio, this place cranks out eggs benedict, avocado toasts, pancakes, and waffles alongside a globally-inspired fusion menu you won't find elsewhere in town. With solid vegan and gluten-free options, specialty coffee, and a cocktail list to boot, it's earned its reputation as one of Madrid's go-to morning-to-afternoon destinations.
Globally-inspired brunch, specialty coffee, and cocktails in a Palacio spot that's earned 2,400+ glowing reviews.
Go on a weekday morning to skip the weekend crowds — weekends get packed and wait times can stretch.
Madrid's brunch fix, steps from the Royal Palace
If you're craving a proper brunch in Madrid — and let's be honest, this city isn't exactly famous for it — EatMyTrip is where you go. Tucked on Calle de la Morería just a stone's throw from the Royal Palace, it's built a loyal following for doing the classics right: eggs benedict with silky hollandaise, stacked pancakes, crispy waffles, and avocado toasts that actually taste as good as they look. The menu leans into world-flavored fusion dishes that set it apart from the usual café suspects, and the vegan and gluten-free options are genuinely thoughtful, not afterthoughts.
The coffee program is solid — they take their specialty beans seriously — and the cocktail list means you can transition from a flat white to a mimosa or something stronger without changing venues. Service can get stretched on weekends when the place is packed, but the staff keeps things moving with a smile. With a 4.5 rating across over 2,400 Google reviews, the crowd has spoken: this is one of Madrid's most reliable brunch destinations.
Go on a weekday if you want a calm table; weekends are a scene. Either way, come hungry — the portions are generous and the smoothie bowls alone are worth the trip.