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Hola Coffee
★ 4.0(1 review)Café
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About the Vibe
Hola Coffee’s Lagasca spot is where Madrid’s specialty coffee scene comes alive in a space that feels both polished and welcoming. You’ll find the Modbar espresso machine front and center, but don’t skip the back room where locals linger over laptops or small gatherings. The coffee flight (espresso, cortado, mini batch brew) is the perfect way to taste their range, and if you’re feeling peckish, the homemade pastries pair beautifully with a flat white.
Known For
- •coffee flights
- •Modbar espresso machine
- •Marvilla ceramics
- •homemade pastries
Best For
coffee tastingworking on laptopcasual meetups
1 review
City InsidersEditorialApril 9, 2026
Specialty coffee with local soul
Hola Coffee has firmly established itself as one of Madrid’s go-to spots for serious coffee lovers. The Lagasca location, while smaller on the outside, opens up into a space that balances functionality with style. The Modbar setup is a treat for coffee nerds, and the staff clearly know their craft. I’d recommend starting with their coffee flight—it’s a great way to sample their espresso, cortado, and batch brew without committing to a single order. The Marvilla ceramics add a nice touch of personality to the experience.
That said, it’s not without its quirks. The space can get busy, especially during morning rush hours, so if you’re looking for a quiet corner to work, aim for mid-morning or early afternoon. The pastries are solid but not the main draw; this is really about the coffee. Prices are on the higher side for Madrid (€3.60 for a flat white), but you’re paying for quality beans and expert preparation. If you’re a coffee enthusiast visiting Madrid, this place deserves a spot on your itinerary.