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Hola Coffee Fourquet

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Hola Coffee FourquetToni Sánchez
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Hola Coffee Fourquet is a sleek, modern cafe on Calle del Dr. Fourquet in the heart of Madrid's multicultural Lavapiés district. The space is bright and airy, with white walls, wooden accents, and a long communal table. The focus is squarely on the coffee: they serve single-origin beans from small producers, roasted in-house or by partner roasters. The menu includes espresso, filter coffee (V60, Chemex), and cold brew, alongside a selection of pastries and toasts. The baristas are knowledgeable and happy to chat about the origins and tasting notes. The atmosphere is calm and studious, making it a popular spot for remote workers and coffee aficionados. The cafe's name, 'Hola Coffee,' reflects its friendly, approachable ethos.

Don't miss

  • Try a pour-over from a rotating single-origin selection
  • Enjoy a flat white with latte art
  • Pair your coffee with a homemade croissant or banana bread
  • Buy beans to take home from the retail shelf

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Ways to visit Hola Coffee Fourquet

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 Hola Coffee Fourquet with nearby sights in one day. That's what these do well.

Know before you go

  • Free Wi-Fi is reliable, but outlets are limited.
  • Laptops are welcome, but they may ask you to move during peak hours.
  • Pastries sell out early; come before noon for the best selection.
  • Cards accepted; no minimum.

A bit of history

Hola Coffee was founded in 2014 by a group of coffee enthusiasts who wanted to bring third-wave coffee culture to Madrid. The Fourquet location opened in 2016, becoming a hub for the city's specialty coffee scene.

Common questions

Do they have non-dairy milk?

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

Is there outdoor seating?

A few tables outside on the sidewalk.

Can I buy coffee beans?

Yes, they sell bags of their own roasted beans.

Is it good for working?

Yes, quiet atmosphere and Wi-Fi make it popular for remote work.

Do they serve food?

Light bites like toasts, yogurt bowls, and pastries.

What's the closest landmark?

The Reina Sofía Museum is a 3-minute walk away.

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