Jaime Ramos

2 months ago

9

I ordered once to take away and we enjoyed the best churros in Madrid.

The Infatuation

4 months ago

10

If you’re grabbing dinner in the Centro neighborhood, Chocolatería San Ginés (open 24 hours) is the place to go for dessert. Take your pick between thin and crunchy or thick and soft churros (Spain’s answer to donuts), which come with a bittersweet dark chocolate sauce that’s so good you’ll want to drink it straight from the cup. You can take everything to go, or grab a seat downstairs - where it tends to be less crowded - and chug your chocolate without judgement.

Eater

8 months ago

10

Decorated with photos of visiting celebrities and located right around the corner from Puerta del Sol, Chocolatería San Ginés is the first stop for anyone coming to the city looking for decadent churros con chocolate. Both the churros and porras (a thicker version of the churro) are made with flour, water, and salt, and can be sprinkled with some sugar before being dipped in chocolate. This place is open 24/7 and is a popular post-club breakfast spot come 6 a.m. [$]

Amalia Boberg

11 months ago

5

Have taste better, sounds better than it is.