A traditional Madrid churros institution, not to be missed!
As you approach, no matter the hour, you will likely encounter a line out the door. Join the line, grab a numbered ticket, and prepare your order in your mind as you wait for your number to be called. When called, approach the counter and place your order. The staff is used to visitors from all over the world and accommodating of English (or less than stellar Spanish). After paying, THEN select an open table and seat your party. Indoor (main floor and downstairs) and outdoor seating are available. The indoor downstairs floor is difficult to access with a stroller, squirmy toddler or a lot of gear. You will be navigating a busy, winding staircase to find a seat. Staff are constantly monitoring tables in order to quickly clean them, and to ensure that guests do not seat themselves before placing their order. So, be respectful, and follow this order of business! A staff member will bring out your order to your table. Service is quick and no frills, but you can linger over your chocolate for as long as you like, or as long as your kids can handle.