On a quaint street where the lively city sounds soften, you'll find a delightful haven: TOTO Ice Cream and Coffee. Stepping inside, you're greeted by a cozy, charming ambiance that feels like a warm embrace. The aroma of freshly brewed coffee mingles with the sweet scent of homemade ice cream, creating an inviting atmosphere.
TOTO is renowned for its artisanal ice cream, made with high-quality, natural ingredients. But the true star of the show is their waffles. These crispy yet fluffy delights are the best in Madrid, served with a generous scoop of your chosen ice cream and a drizzle of rich chocolate sauce.
The friendly staff, fluent in English, ensure a pleasant experience, whether you’re dining in their quaint seating area or taking your treat to go. Despite its small size, TOTO offers a variety of unique ice cream flavors, including roasted apple sorbet and zabaglione, which according to the manager, that is also what keep customers coming back.
TOTO Ice Cream and Coffee isn’t just a dessert spot; it’s a charming escape where you can savor the simple pleasures of life. So, next time you’re in Chueca, make sure to treat yourself to the best waffles and ice cream in Madrid.
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