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The Botilleria Coffee East — Restaurant in Madrid

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The Botilleria Coffee East
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Nearby attractions
Teatro Real
Pl. de Isabel II, s/n, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Royal Palace of Madrid
Centro, 28071 Madrid, Spain
Plaza Mayor
Pl. Mayor, Centro, 28012 Madrid, Spain
Monument to Felipe IV
Pl. de Ote., Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Jardines de Lepanto
C. de Lepanto, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Catedral de la Almudena
C. de Bailén, 10, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Real Monasterio de la Encarnación
Pl. de la Encarnación, 1, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Jardines del Cabo Noval
Pl. de Ote., 9, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Museo de los Caños del Peral
Metro Ópera, Pl. de Isabel II, 8, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Sabatini Garden
C. de Bailén, 2, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Nearby restaurants
Café de Oriente Palacio Real
Pl. de Ote., 2, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Es Vietnam Restaurant
C. de Vergara, 14, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Casa Nicasio
C. de la Unión, 10, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
La Lonja del Mar
Pl. de Ote., 6, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Taberna del Alabardero Madrid - Restaurante Palacio Real
C. de Felipe V, 6, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Mazál Bagels & Café – Ópera
Calle de Sta. Clara, 10, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Café de Los Austrias
Pl. de Ramales, 3, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
El Rey de los Tacos
Cuesta de Sto. Domingo, 8, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Restaurante Agra Palace
C. de Vergara, 7, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Le Bistroman Atelier
C. de la Amnistía, 10, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Nearby hotels
Central Palace Madrid
Pl. de Ote., 2, 3, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Hotel Ópera
Cuesta de Sto. Domingo, 2, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Oriente Palace Apartments
C. de Lepanto, 6, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Room Mate Mario, Madrid
C. de Campomanes, 4, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Palacio de los Duques Gran Meliá - The Leading Hotels of the World
Cuesta de Sto. Domingo, 5, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
ROOM007 SOL
C. de las Fuentes, 13, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Hostal Oriente
C. del Arenal, 23, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Hostal Las Fuentes
Metro Opera Calle de las Fuentes, 10 Semiesquina, C. del Arenal, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Hotel Meninas
C. de Campomanes, 7, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Ocean Drive Madrid
Pl. de Isabel II, 7, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
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The Botilleria Coffee East

Pl. de Ote., 4, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain
3.9(824)$$$$
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attractions: Teatro Real, Royal Palace of Madrid, Plaza Mayor, Monument to Felipe IV, Jardines de Lepanto, Catedral de la Almudena, Real Monasterio de la Encarnación, Jardines del Cabo Noval, Museo de los Caños del Peral, Sabatini Garden, restaurants: Café de Oriente Palacio Real, Es Vietnam Restaurant, Casa Nicasio, La Lonja del Mar, Taberna del Alabardero Madrid - Restaurante Palacio Real, Mazál Bagels & Café – Ópera, Café de Los Austrias, El Rey de los Tacos, Restaurante Agra Palace, Le Bistroman Atelier
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+34 915 48 46 20
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Nearby attractions of The Botilleria Coffee East

Teatro Real

Royal Palace of Madrid

Plaza Mayor

Monument to Felipe IV

Jardines de Lepanto

Catedral de la Almudena

Real Monasterio de la Encarnación

Jardines del Cabo Noval

Museo de los Caños del Peral

Sabatini Garden

Teatro Real

Teatro Real

4.6

(5.9K)

Open 24 hours
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Royal Palace of Madrid

Royal Palace of Madrid

4.7

(38.3K)

Open 24 hours
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Plaza Mayor

Plaza Mayor

4.6

(63.3K)

Open 24 hours
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Monument to Felipe IV

Monument to Felipe IV

4.6

(531)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

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Downtown Madrid
Leathercraft workshop in Downtown Madrid
Sun, Dec 28 • 10:30 AM
28005, Madrid, Community of Madrid, Spain
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Uncover hidden street art and graffiti
Uncover hidden street art and graffiti
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28012, Madrid, Community of Madrid, Spain
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Cook paella and tapas in a popular neighborhood
Cook paella and tapas in a popular neighborhood
Tue, Dec 30 • 11:00 AM
28044, Madrid, Community of Madrid, Spain
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Nearby restaurants of The Botilleria Coffee East

Café de Oriente Palacio Real

Es Vietnam Restaurant

Casa Nicasio

La Lonja del Mar

Taberna del Alabardero Madrid - Restaurante Palacio Real

Mazál Bagels & Café – Ópera

Café de Los Austrias

El Rey de los Tacos

Restaurante Agra Palace

Le Bistroman Atelier

Café de Oriente Palacio Real

Café de Oriente Palacio Real

4.2

(2.6K)

$$

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Es Vietnam Restaurant

Es Vietnam Restaurant

4.7

(1.2K)

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Casa Nicasio

Casa Nicasio

3.9

(855)

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La Lonja del Mar

La Lonja del Mar

3.9

(1.1K)

$$$

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Reviews of The Botilleria Coffee East

3.9
(824)
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5.0
30w

We stopped at La Botillería for a glass of wine right when we realized Spain was experiencing an electricity outage that day, while we were on our way to the Royal Palace.

Even in the middle of that unexpected situation, the staff did their best to keep things going, which I really value and appreciate. They couldn’t take card payments or heat any food, but they were still serving drinks and staying calm and welcoming. They set up little tables outside and continued to create a nice atmosphere, encouraging people to stay and enjoy the moment.

We had an Albariño that was absolutely delicious, and the view of Plaza de Oriente was stunning. Even though we didn’t eat there due to the power outage, I’d definitely recommend this place—especially if you’re looking for a relaxing spot to enjoy a coffee or a drink with a view. I imagine that under normal conditions, it would also be a lovely place for a meal. The inside looked charming too, but we sat outside and had a...

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1.0
2y

Absolutely my worst experience of a restaurant in Madrid. Don’t be fooled by the decor either!!!!! The service was absolutely appalling!!!!!- looked like the Manager who served us, didn’t explain the food to us then claimed he didn’t speak English! And even worse was when the food came out absolutely awful food! Chicken in salad was black and had a bad smell! Then even worse the baby squid came out and was shocking!!!!!! The smell again was vile and looked like On black rice!!!!!! He was so soo rude that we refused to eat the food but he wouldn’t take it off the bill and then tried to charge us for another bottle of water! With a huge argument with still him Huffing and puffing he took the squid off and he saw we only had leaves of the salad, but again still charged us - please do not come here and ruin your experience of dining in Madrid as we’ve been to some of the best restaurants eg. Tenconten, four seasons etc!!!!!!...

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5.0
2y

Cafe / restaurante de los más bonitos de Madrid en plena Plaza de Oriente frente al Palacio Real en el Madrid de los Austrias.

Pertenece al grupo Lezama ("El Café de Oriente", "La Taberna del Alabardero", todos muy cercanos). Su cocina está a cargo del chef Fabián Collaguazo de estilo italiana.

Me interesaría conocer un poco más de la historia de este increíble establecimiento, pero he encontrado muy poco: ¿cuándo se creó, cuál es su origen, fue una antigua botillería?, por favor si me lee el propietario que me conteste.

Las botillerías fueron las precursoras de los actuales cafés, antes de ponerse de moda estos últimos, las antiguas botillerías servían refrescos de la época (no había Coca-Colas), uno muy popular era la "aloja" hecha a base de miel, canela, pimienta y agua.

Tal vez deba su nombre a que está situado en el antiguo fluir del Arroyo del Arenal, próximo a los antiguos Caños del Peral. Allí, hace siglos, el trasiego de aguadores y botillerías refrescaban a los habitantes de la capital.

La Botillería fue espectacularmente reformada en el año 2019, copio una frase de Éfemera Studio: "Hemos elegido un mobiliario fresco con referencias a la naturaleza para dar aspecto de jardín palaciego". Anteriormente tenía antiguos butacones que le daban un aspecto a los viejos cafés de principios del siglo pasado, pero la reforma sin duda lo ha mejorado aún más, cabe destacar el salón de la chimenea, espectacular!

En su planta baja se encuentra el salón "El Aljibe", una de las salas pertenecientes al antiguo monasterio que el rey Felipe III mandó construir en 1613. Sus paredes y techos son de ladrillo visto abovedados y a través del suelo acristalado se pueden ver restos arqueológicos.

El croissant y el café con leche muy buenos. Hace años era casi una tradición venir en invierno a tomarme uno de sus chocolates con picatostes, riquísimos! Ahora que lo vuelvo a redescubrir, volveré a retomarla....

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Karina TurgutKarina Turgut
We stopped at La Botillería for a glass of wine right when we realized Spain was experiencing an electricity outage that day, while we were on our way to the Royal Palace. Even in the middle of that unexpected situation, the staff did their best to keep things going, which I really value and appreciate. They couldn’t take card payments or heat any food, but they were still serving drinks and staying calm and welcoming. They set up little tables outside and continued to create a nice atmosphere, encouraging people to stay and enjoy the moment. We had an Albariño that was absolutely delicious, and the view of Plaza de Oriente was stunning. Even though we didn’t eat there due to the power outage, I’d definitely recommend this place—especially if you’re looking for a relaxing spot to enjoy a coffee or a drink with a view. I imagine that under normal conditions, it would also be a lovely place for a meal. The inside looked charming too, but we sat outside and had a really good time.
Juan GalpinJuan Galpin
Cafe / restaurante de los más bonitos de Madrid en plena Plaza de Oriente frente al Palacio Real en el Madrid de los Austrias. Pertenece al grupo Lezama ("El Café de Oriente", "La Taberna del Alabardero", todos muy cercanos). Su cocina está a cargo del chef Fabián Collaguazo de estilo italiana. Me interesaría conocer un poco más de la historia de este increíble establecimiento, pero he encontrado muy poco: ¿cuándo se creó, cuál es su origen, fue una antigua botillería?, por favor si me lee el propietario que me conteste. Las botillerías fueron las precursoras de los actuales cafés, antes de ponerse de moda estos últimos, las antiguas botillerías servían refrescos de la época (no había Coca-Colas), uno muy popular era la "aloja" hecha a base de miel, canela, pimienta y agua. Tal vez deba su nombre a que está situado en el antiguo fluir del Arroyo del Arenal, próximo a los antiguos Caños del Peral. Allí, hace siglos, el trasiego de aguadores y botillerías refrescaban a los habitantes de la capital. La Botillería fue espectacularmente reformada en el año 2019, copio una frase de Éfemera Studio: "Hemos elegido un mobiliario fresco con referencias a la naturaleza para dar aspecto de jardín palaciego". Anteriormente tenía antiguos butacones que le daban un aspecto a los viejos cafés de principios del siglo pasado, pero la reforma sin duda lo ha mejorado aún más, cabe destacar el salón de la chimenea, espectacular! En su planta baja se encuentra el salón "El Aljibe", una de las salas pertenecientes al antiguo monasterio que el rey Felipe III mandó construir en 1613. Sus paredes y techos son de ladrillo visto abovedados y a través del suelo acristalado se pueden ver restos arqueológicos. El croissant y el café con leche muy buenos. Hace años era casi una tradición venir en invierno a tomarme uno de sus chocolates con picatostes, riquísimos! Ahora que lo vuelvo a redescubrir, volveré a retomarla. INCREÍBLE LUGAR!
nora shoiebnora shoieb
It was very fancy and cozy. Staff were very friendly, polite and caring. We hd a very lovely conversation with them. We ordered vegetarian paella, Pizza, mussels and grilled vegetables. They were all mouthwatering. The presentation and the colors were very appetizing. It's the most expensive restaurant we have visited during our trip but there are other restaurants that were more expensive and didn't provide vegetarian options. It was definitely worth it. Staff requested that we help them write "Merry Christmas" in Arabic and English. This really made our day final day in Spain. Unforgettable.
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We stopped at La Botillería for a glass of wine right when we realized Spain was experiencing an electricity outage that day, while we were on our way to the Royal Palace. Even in the middle of that unexpected situation, the staff did their best to keep things going, which I really value and appreciate. They couldn’t take card payments or heat any food, but they were still serving drinks and staying calm and welcoming. They set up little tables outside and continued to create a nice atmosphere, encouraging people to stay and enjoy the moment. We had an Albariño that was absolutely delicious, and the view of Plaza de Oriente was stunning. Even though we didn’t eat there due to the power outage, I’d definitely recommend this place—especially if you’re looking for a relaxing spot to enjoy a coffee or a drink with a view. I imagine that under normal conditions, it would also be a lovely place for a meal. The inside looked charming too, but we sat outside and had a really good time.
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Cafe / restaurante de los más bonitos de Madrid en plena Plaza de Oriente frente al Palacio Real en el Madrid de los Austrias. Pertenece al grupo Lezama ("El Café de Oriente", "La Taberna del Alabardero", todos muy cercanos). Su cocina está a cargo del chef Fabián Collaguazo de estilo italiana. Me interesaría conocer un poco más de la historia de este increíble establecimiento, pero he encontrado muy poco: ¿cuándo se creó, cuál es su origen, fue una antigua botillería?, por favor si me lee el propietario que me conteste. Las botillerías fueron las precursoras de los actuales cafés, antes de ponerse de moda estos últimos, las antiguas botillerías servían refrescos de la época (no había Coca-Colas), uno muy popular era la "aloja" hecha a base de miel, canela, pimienta y agua. Tal vez deba su nombre a que está situado en el antiguo fluir del Arroyo del Arenal, próximo a los antiguos Caños del Peral. Allí, hace siglos, el trasiego de aguadores y botillerías refrescaban a los habitantes de la capital. La Botillería fue espectacularmente reformada en el año 2019, copio una frase de Éfemera Studio: "Hemos elegido un mobiliario fresco con referencias a la naturaleza para dar aspecto de jardín palaciego". Anteriormente tenía antiguos butacones que le daban un aspecto a los viejos cafés de principios del siglo pasado, pero la reforma sin duda lo ha mejorado aún más, cabe destacar el salón de la chimenea, espectacular! En su planta baja se encuentra el salón "El Aljibe", una de las salas pertenecientes al antiguo monasterio que el rey Felipe III mandó construir en 1613. Sus paredes y techos son de ladrillo visto abovedados y a través del suelo acristalado se pueden ver restos arqueológicos. El croissant y el café con leche muy buenos. Hace años era casi una tradición venir en invierno a tomarme uno de sus chocolates con picatostes, riquísimos! Ahora que lo vuelvo a redescubrir, volveré a retomarla. INCREÍBLE LUGAR!
Juan Galpin

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It was very fancy and cozy. Staff were very friendly, polite and caring. We hd a very lovely conversation with them. We ordered vegetarian paella, Pizza, mussels and grilled vegetables. They were all mouthwatering. The presentation and the colors were very appetizing. It's the most expensive restaurant we have visited during our trip but there are other restaurants that were more expensive and didn't provide vegetarian options. It was definitely worth it. Staff requested that we help them write "Merry Christmas" in Arabic and English. This really made our day final day in Spain. Unforgettable.
nora shoieb

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