- A LGTBI friendly space, where you can be yourself without thinking twice.
- In the heart of the Barrio de las Letras, a step away from the great museums of Madrid: Prado, Thyssen, Reina Sofía.
- Much more than churros and porras: thick chocolate, all kinds of coffees, teas, breakfasts, toasts, sandwiches, and snacks for any time of the day.
Are you looking for a plan in Madrid where you truly feel welcome? Chocolat Madrid, located at Huertas 59, is a LGTBI friendly chocolate shop in the heart of the Barrio de las Letras that goes far beyond the classic chocolate with churros. Complete breakfasts, coffees for all tastes, snacks, something savory if you feel like it, and even a room to celebrate anything. From Revista Rainbow we make it clear: this is a stop you have to note down.

Much more than churros and porras
Yes, the handmade churros and porras, accompanied by freshly made thick chocolate, are the reason many people discover Chocolat Madrid. But to settle for just that would be to miss out on half the story.
If what you’re looking for in the morning is a well-made coffee, here you have options for all tastes: from classic espresso to macchiato, flat white, mocha, iced frappé, cold brew, or an affogato for the hotter days. If you prefer something mild, there is also a good selection of teas. And if your plan is to have a serious breakfast and not just nibble on something sweet, the menu includes various toasts, sandwiches, and snacks, designed for both a complete breakfast and a light meal mid-morning or at noon.
In summary, it’s the kind of place where you can quickly grab a chocolate with churros, but also stay for a long hour with coffee, toast, and conversation, without any of that feeling out of place.
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A sweet, LGTBI friendly plan in the center of it all
Chocolat Madrid is a LGTBI friendly space where you can enjoy all of this without worrying about anything other than choosing what to order first. It’s in the Barrio de las Letras, Madrid’s literary neighborhood, about 500 meters from the church of Jesús de Medinaceli and very well connected by metro (Antón Martín, line 1) and Cercanías (Atocha, Sol). So if your plan today includes the Prado, Thyssen, or Reina Sofía, you already have the perfect stop for when you feel like a sweet —or savory— break in the middle of your route.
The atmosphere complements: a simple and cozy interior, with marble tables and a counter, and a terrace for nice weather days, ideal for extending the after-meal conversation while watching the neighborhood go by.

Also for celebrations, takeout, or delivery
Are you looking for a LGTBI friendly place to celebrate a birthday, meet up with friends, or hold a small gathering? Chocolat Madrid has an interior room designed just for that, so the celebration doesn’t just stop at the cake.
Are you in a hurry, sightseeing, or simply prefer to take it with you? They also have takeout service, perfect if you’re passing between museums. And if what you want is to stay at home without giving up chocolate with churros, you can order it for delivery without getting off the couch.
Recommended by Revista Rainbow
Finding a place where you don’t have to explain anything, where you can go hand in hand with whoever you want without a single awkward glance, is also part of the plan when visiting a city —or when you simply want to have a quiet breakfast in your own neighborhood. That’s why, from Revista Rainbow, we recommend Chocolat Madrid as that LGTBI friendly stop, complete and uncomplicated in the heart of the Barrio de las Letras: for the classic chocolate with churros, for morning coffee, for afternoon tea with friends, or to celebrate whatever needs celebrating.
Don’t leave it for your next visit. Stop by Huertas 59 this week:
📍 Calle Huertas, 59, 28014 Madrid (Barrio de las Letras)
📞 +34 91 429 45 65
📷 Instagram: @chocolatmadrid
🌐 chocolatmadrid.com







