About
Welcome to Cafe Madoka, a charming gem tucked away in the heart of Guadalajara at Calle Enrique Gonzalez Martinez 78. If you find yourself wandering through the bustling streets of Zona Centro, this delightful coffee shop and restaurant begs to be explored. Renowned for its nostalgic ambiance, Cafe Madoka exudes an old-fashioned charm that resonates with both locals and visitors alike.
As you step inside, you're instantly transported to a time when coffee shops were gathering places for deep conversation and leisurely meals. The decor is rustic and inviting, basking in the warmth of familiarity. Customers often find themselves sipping on a special Madoka coffee while seated beside others engrossed in reading, chess, or domino games. It’s a place that feels alive with stories, a rare find in today’s fast-paced world.
Patrons rave about the menu, which features traditional offerings like chilaquiles and hearty breakfast dishes that are perfect for those looking to indulge. One customer mentioned that, “dinner must be the best,” an enticing promise for evening visitors. Portions are generous, ensuring that your taste buds will dance with satisfaction without emptying your wallet. The price point is just right for this quality experience—a true diner’s treasure.
What truly sets Cafe Madoka apart is its vibrant atmosphere. Picture older gentlemen engaging in strategic games of dominoes while couples enjoy the street view outside. It’s not just about the food; it’s about the experience—the laughter, the camaraderie, and the sheer joy of being in a place that feels like home. Mark Brown encapsulated it well: “You are somewhere far more interesting than a Starbucks or trendy cafe.”
The service at Cafe Madoka matches the quality of its offerings—friendly and attentive, ensuring that each guest feels welcomed. Whether you're starting your day with a robust cup of coffee or sitting down for a fulfilling lunch, every visit promises to be memorable. So, whether you're a local or a traveler, make sure to stop by Cafe Madoka for a taste of tradition wrapped in warmth and character.
“ A very old fashion coffe shop and restaurant, good service & very good breackfast and lunch. Dinner must be the best. ”
“ Great old fashioned cafe in the heart of downtown. Prices and portions were good. Traditional offerings like chilaquiles and eggs. ”
“ Good place to have coffee while being downtown. Order the special madoka coffee. The place feels like an old dinner. The service is good. The prices are ok. It is nice to see people reading or playing chess here. ”
“ This cafe has an atmosphere that brings you back in time. There are older men playing dominoes in the back, a good view to the street in front, and just a feeling of being somewhere far more interesting than a Starbucks or trendy cafe. And the coffee is very good. ”
“ Old school place, awesome chilaquiles and coffee. ”
“ I can recall a lot of good times here. Old fashioned cafe to spend time reading news or a good book, meeting new people or just have a good meal ”
“ Old school cafe / restaurant . The main thing here is the ambiance . But the food is good too . ”
“ Great coffee, social club, reading room, relaxed library atmosphere it is like stepping back in time. Next time I will try the food. ”