Luso Coffee Shop | Madrid

great food/coffee and friendly service; English spoken

Portuguese tart was like sweet scrambled eggs. Something went wrong here.

I appreciated that they use Oatly for my oat cappuccino and highly recommend the chocolate cake with pear and nuts. The coffee quality is rather average as the staff didn’t seem to be very trained in coffee brewing or barista knowledge

Excellent service and delicious espresso, green tea with mint and Portuguese pastries! We will be back tomorrow!

This place is incredibly cute and love that’s in a corner to just take away but I ordered a cortado largo and it wasn’t as strong as I expected it to be. There was also too much frothy milk for a cortado. It just wasn’t good. For it to be 2.50euros I would expect better quality.

The cookies they were baking there smelled delicious but I think if the coffee isn’t that good or well made, not sure if I will give it another chance.

A great spot for a quick coffee, smoothie, juice, or pastry. I ordered a “Vit” juice and espresso and they were both fresh and delicious. Will definitely go back.

10/10 recommend. Small corner store serving good coffee, juices (they juice it when you order), and some sweets, including delicious portugese pastelitos de nata.

We arrived around 9:30AM and the egg tarts were still being baked. Store owner explained she gets these fresh from Portugal every other day and she assembles and bakes them.

They usually run out and she bakes other batches throughout the day, but at 930 AM on a weekday it was quite quiet. The pastelito was delightful, I havent tried a lot but this one was my favorite so far.

Coffee was also good, and I accidentally dropped mine, and the owner was so gracious as to make me a new one! She also promptly cleaned up my mess, and I really appreciate that she was so nice about it.

Cute corner for photos, very pretty aesthetic. Doesnt have indoors seating, just a bench outside (this is where I dropped my coffee, lol).

Cafe con leche 2,20€ and pastelito 1,50€. Set of one each comes for 3,50€. Juices range from 2-4€ and would love to try some next!

Here is just the corner of small road but there have a big church near by. They attract me caused by their window hand painting.

Coffee was great around Euro 2, Pastel de Nata tried one piece delicious too perfect match with Expresso. I don;t know is it better than Portugual produce? But that’s satisfied anyway. My wife tried “VIT”=Carrot ,Apple, Orange & Ginger smoothe around Euro 2 to 3.

They mostly do takeaway business but still have a narrow chair in front of shop. If you really tired by many walks pls feel free buy a cup of coffee then sit down for 10 mins!