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FELIZ COFFEE TO STAY

4.6 · 1,690 reviews
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Feliz Coffee to Stay is a specialty coffee shop in Madrid's literary quarter, Barrio de las Letras. The name says it all: a place to linger over excellent coffee. The interior is bright and minimalist, with white walls, wooden tables, and plenty of natural light. They source beans from top roasters and offer pour-over, espresso, and batch brew options. The baristas are passionate and happy to explain the origin of each bean. Beyond coffee, they serve pastries, toasts, and light brunch items. With a 4.6 rating from nearly 1,700 reviews, it's a beloved spot for remote workers, locals, and tourists alike. The atmosphere is calm and inviting, with soft music and a steady hum of conversation. It's the kind of place where you can spend a morning reading or catching up with friends.

Don't miss

  • Order a pour-over coffee made from single-origin beans
  • Try the avocado toast with poached egg for brunch
  • Sit by the window and watch the street life of Barrio de las Letras
  • Buy a bag of beans to take home
  • Use the free Wi-Fi for a productive work session

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Ways to visit FELIZ COFFEE TO STAY

You don't need a tour to visit, entry is free. A tour is worth it if you want transport, a guide, or to combine FELIZ COFFEE TO STAY with nearby sights in one day. That's what these do well.

Know before you go

  • They don't have a loyalty card, but the quality is worth the price.
  • Free Wi-Fi is available; ask the barista for the password.
  • Pastries sell out early; arrive before noon for the best selection.
  • Laptops are welcome, but be mindful of peak hours.

A bit of history

Feliz Coffee to Stay opened in 2017, part of Madrid's third-wave coffee movement. It was founded by coffee enthusiasts who wanted to create a space where quality and community come first. The neighborhood's literary history adds charm.

Common questions

Do they have plant-based milk?

Yes, oat, almond, and soy milk are available.

Is there outdoor seating?

A few tables outside, weather permitting.

Can I buy coffee beans?

Yes, they sell bags of their current roasts.

Is it crowded?

It can be busy on weekends; weekdays are more relaxed.

Do they serve food?

Light brunch and pastries, not full meals.

What's the nearest metro?

Antón Martín (line 1) is a 3-minute walk.

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