Frutas Prohibidas
Madrid, Spain
The read// why locals go
On Calle del Conde Duque, Frutas Prohibidas makes nearly everything it serves in its own workshop: bread, pastry, cheeses, plant egg, sauces. The kitchen is fully plant-based and the menu reads in two overlapping halves — brunch plates such as huevos benedict, pancakes, torrija and acai bowls on one side, and sandos, burgers, quesadillas, tacos, nachos and bowls on the other, with specialty coffee alongside. The whole card is available at any point the kitchen is running, so there is no scramble to catch a brunch window. Dishes land around ten euros, you eat seated rather than off a counter, and this Conde Duque address is the only one — a single room doing its own baking, not a format being rolled out.
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Calle del Conde Duque 26, 28015 — Madrid
The read// why locals go
On Calle del Conde Duque, Frutas Prohibidas makes nearly everything it serves in its own workshop: bread, pastry, cheeses, plant egg, sauces. The kitchen is fully plant-based and the menu reads in two overlapping halves — brunch plates such as huevos benedict, pancakes, torrija and acai bowls on one side, and sandos, burgers, quesadillas, tacos, nachos and bowls on the other, with specialty coffee alongside. The whole card is available at any point the kitchen is running, so there is no scramble to catch a brunch window. Dishes land around ten euros, you eat seated rather than off a counter, and this Conde Duque address is the only one — a single room doing its own baking, not a format being rolled out.
