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Cafés in Chamartín

Espresso and vinyl in Prosperidad, churros on Cardenal Silíceo and a roaster with classes on Sánchez Pacheco.

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Chamartín was a separate town, Chamartín de la Rosa, until Madrid annexed it on 5 June 1948. Today it has six barrios, El Viso, Prosperidad, Ciudad Jardín, Hispanoamérica, Nueva España and Castilla, and two big landmarks: the Santiago Bernabéu and Madrid-Chamartín station, with its 21 tracks.1

Those two bring in crowds, but coffee here leans residential and professional. Offices line the Castellana on the west side. The more interesting cafés sit to the east and south, in Prosperidad, along Calle del Príncipe de Vergara and around Calle de López de Hoyos, where neighborhood bakers and new specialty counters share the same few blocks.

Local tip: Bring a record to Licensed on Cardenal Silíceo: staff will put it on for you, and bringing your own cup or thermos also earns a discount on your drink.2

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  • Opens earliest: Café Plaza, from 07:00 (Mon–Fri 07:00–21:00).
  • Closes latest: Deportino cafe bar, until 01:00 (Daily 07:00–01:00).
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Coffee chains in Chamartín

Records and espresso on Cardenal Silíceo

Licensed opened in 2025 at Calle del Cardenal Silíceo 33 with a La Marzocco Linea on one side of the bar and a Technics SL-1200MK7 turntable on the other.2 The room is acoustically treated, more than 100 records are on hand to play or buy, and you may bring your own.2 As of November 2026 an espresso costs €2.70, a flat white €3.40 and a 250 g bag €14.50, and a monthly special bean adds €1 to a drink.2

The café's blog reports that National Geographic España included it in a November 2025 piece on eating well in Prosperidad.3 Metro line 4 stops at Prosperidad and Alfonso XIII, and line 7 at Cartagena.3

Churros and cake around Prosperidad

Farther down the same street, Chocolatería Milagros serves chocolate with churros and porras (thicker fried dough) at Cardenal Silíceo 3, has a second shop on Calle de Benigno Soto and also supplies offices and other bars.4

Maceta Café, at Calle de Pradillo 9, bakes its cakes daily in its own workshop and welcomes dogs, and its site also advertises exhibitions and events.5 Panadería Cafetería Ceres, on López de Hoyos, is the plainer bakery stop on the same side of the district.

Terrace and hummus toast on Príncipe de Vergara

Mina Specialty Coffee, at number 109, has large windows and a terrace. Spinach, a plant-based dining guide, reports espresso drinks, cold brew, non-dairy milks, a labeled vegan hummus toast and carrot cake, and rates it good for work or study.6 Moon The New Croissant, at number 119, opens daily from 09:00 to 21:00 and also does takeaway.

Roasting and classes on Sánchez Pacheco

Ciento Treinta Grados, at Calle de Sánchez Pacheco 20, runs as a roaster first: bags start at €18 as of November 2026, and the shop adds brewing equipment, subscriptions, wholesale supply and workshops.7 It says it chooses lots at origin for quality, traceability and responsible work with producers.7 Book a class if you brew at home.

On the Bernabéu side, the choice is more about location than coffee, with Callejón del Bernabeu Coffee Bar and Canel Rolls close to the stadium. Deportino cafe bar, along Calle de Gabriel Lobo, runs from 07:00 to 01:00 every day and also does brunch.

Sources

  1. Chamartín (Madrid), Wikipedia (Spanish), accessed November 2026
  2. Coffee. Vinyl. Licensed., Licensed Coffee, accessed November 2026
  3. National Geographic nos incluye en su reportaje sobre café en Madrid (November 21, 2025), Licensed Coffee, accessed November 2026
  4. Churros con chocolate en Prosperidad, Chocolatería Milagros, accessed November 2026
  5. Bienvenidos a Maceta Café, Maceta Café, accessed November 2026
  6. Mina Specialty Coffee, Spinach, accessed November 2026
  7. CIENTOTREINTA, Ciento Treinta Grados, accessed November 2026
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FAQ

Chamartín cafés: questions

Which café in Chamartín, Madrid, plays vinyl records?

Licensed, opened in 2025 at Calle del Cardenal Silíceo 33 in Prosperidad, has a Technics SL-1200MK7 turntable behind the bar and more than 100 records to play or buy. You may bring your own. As of November 2026 an espresso costs €2.70 and a flat white €3.40.

Where can you get churros with chocolate in Prosperidad, Chamartín, Madrid?

Chocolatería Milagros serves chocolate with churros and porras at Calle del Cardenal Silíceo 3 and has a second shop on Calle de Benigno Soto. It also supplies offices and other bars. Licensed, the vinyl café, is farther up the same street at number 33.

When did Chamartín become part of the city of Madrid?

Chamartín de la Rosa was a separate town until Madrid annexed it on 5 June 1948. The district now has six barrios, including El Viso and Prosperidad, and holds both the Santiago Bernabéu stadium and Madrid-Chamartín railway station, which has 21 tracks.

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