Garden of Salvador Bachiller in Madrid

"Let’s be real, you’re paying for the theme and aesthetics of the restaurant. Now, that’s not to say that the food isn’t good, it’s just overpriced. For juice (x3), avocado toast, Shakshuka, eggs Benedict, açaí bowels (x2), a waffle, and coffee and tea we paid right at €90. The food was delicious and the service was fast and friendly. The atmosphere is quaint and secluded. You truly feel peacefully isolated. I really enjoyed it all, don’t get me wrong. I just want you to know that this is a place for a celebration or special occasion. For brunch they offer a limited menu with two courses and a drink for €29 per person. It’s not the best deal but the food is good and the place is wonderfully otherworldly."

"Beautiful rooftop straight out of a fairytale. Such a fun surprise to see how the drinks come out! Most of the stuff (fun plates, mugs, vases, etc.) you can actually purchase downstairs at the shop. They had some pretty good sales going on when we went. Loved the water mists, perfect to combat the Madrid heat. Reservations are recommended."

"Incredible experience! Every single area of the building seems intentional and very welcoming. The staff were helpful and understanding, and the food was good as well - not quite enough to blow my socks off, but definitely up there. I had the café con leche, the pulpo estofado (braised octopus on a bed of pureed potato and chili oil), and chocoffee (a homemade brownie topped with chocolate icing, coffee ice cream, and Baileys). All pretty good - the pulpo was cooked very well, just not to my taste, and the dessert was best eaten quickly before the coffee ice cream could melt and be completely overpowered by the Baileys."

"What a beautiful rooftop. They had different dining areas with different vibes and decor. The food wasn't only delicious but also beautiful. Everything was fresh and service great as well. We had the menu del día and it did not disappoint. That said, I was hungry an hour later. The portions are normal but not big."

"What a better place to meet with a friend for a private quality time. The concept of a secret garden is so well executed. The rush of big city stops as soon as you step in, it’s like you are being transported to a quiet, private garden where you can enjoy your coffee and food in peace. The food is good, service could do better in this specific branch, but overall still one of the favourites coffee places in the city. The shop is just precious and if you lucky to catch a sale then you can get original and beautiful dishes and accessories."

"We came here having booked a table in the morning and what we got was so much more than expected. A really beautiful restaurant that was open to the sky on a sunny day but had shelter if it had been needed. Everybody at our table enjoyed their meals and we didn't see a bad dish go past! The staff were friendly and helpful and the service was well timed, attentive but not intrusive. I could not recommend this restaurant enough and will definitely book again should I be back in the area."

"Is it very cute? Yes. Is it overpriced? Also yes. Is it worth the hype? Sure. I just went to check it out for a drink and it was hard for me to get a table without a reservation - they did manage after a 20 min. wait. Their food & beverages are all served with some sort of whimsical touch so everyone was making photos and videos of everything instead of talking to each other. It seemed they had too few staff members for the amount of people they were catering to."

"I arrived here with my friend who is a local in Madrid on a day when it was raining very hard and we took shelter inside at the cafe on the 1st floor. We also went to the other floors and up on the terrace to see but we drank a frap a cocktail on the 1st floor. good service, nicely decorated but expensive and neither the coffee nor the cocktail was great. it's an interesting place for its atmosphere and decor"