Nice charming neighborhood bakery! Went to get some good German pastries and pretzels.read more

Nice spot not too far from our hotel while walking and exploring the neighborhood the days after…read morethe Berlin Marathon. very nice little breakfast spot. Casual vibe and nothing fancy but the food offerings were good and tasty. Of course, it was another place offering all kinds of yummy pastries, breads, and cappuccinos! Germany does it right for breakfast!

Mutter... The name alone has that feeling of homeliness about it, but you would be wrong in this…read morecase to assume it refers to the German word for 'mother'. Rather in this case it means 'Nut' as in Nut and Bolts or as I see it, the Nut that keeps my screwy personality in balance... keeping me fed and watered is not a job to be undertaken by the weak and faint hearted! Like a Nut it has many sides to its personality ... During the day Mutter serves as a café where you can enjoy a nice breakfast, one of the lunchtime specials on offer or a simple coffee and slice of cake. Sometimes I have lunch meetings here because there are plenty of nice quiet corners to set up shop in, especially if you need to get connected to the interweb! This is a bit like a home from home for me. The place is bright and airy with plenty of areas to choose from. Inside there is a main dining area upstairs with its own bar, the principle bar is situated downstairs and separated by a smaller area at the entrance of Mutter. From the Main Bar you can access the main outdoor seating area which in winter becomes tented complete with heaters. A little lounge area can also be found outside on the other side of mutter, nice to just hang with friends in the sun, shaded areas are also provided. In the evening it transforms itself into a lively bar and bustling restaurant noted for its Thai cuisine. The food is excellent especially for those who like their food sssssssssssspicy, perfect to extinguish with a nice cold beer or a tasty cocktail. My go to dish here is the Beef Pad Kee Mao, a Chinese influenced spicy fried rice noodle dish, aka 'Drunken noodles'... perfect to serve in a bar! For an alternative I might have the Beef Krapao Nua sab, a stir fried beef in chilli and basil dish served with steamed rice or the Pad Prik Suii, Beef in a thick spicy pepper sauce. But my all-time favourite is the Pad Kee Mao. Also available to go ;) Other tasty things on the menu include: Gaeng Pet Ped Jangt (a roast duck with red curry), Gaeng Pet Gai (chicken coconut red curry) served in a pineapple or a nice juicy papaya salad. Sometimes you might find a tender roast beef on the daily specials menu, also good. Prices are fair considering the quality and the portions. The Staff are very friendly and helpful! During major Sporting events, Mutter provides screens inside and out so you can watch matches live whilst enjoying a nice cool beer amongst a friendly local and international crowd... rewind to World Cup 2010... only England supporter in bar full of Germans apart from the Irish guy who was obviously also supporting Germany! What can I say...I survived...but then we did loose and there was that awkward moment when it seemed I was the only voice to be heard when England scored its only goal! Heavens this review might have taken a different turn had England won! By the way Mutter is also a great location for private functions and parties complete with DJs that will make you want to dance until all hours of the morning, well at least until the Ordungsamt arrive!

I don't usually leave a bad review but I've just had the worst experience ever at a restaurant,…read moreespecially as an American tourist traveling in Berlin. Please save yourself and do NOT come here First the food isn't Thai food. My dish has a soup called hot and sour Thai soup but it's actually the hot and sour Chinese soup. The beef with vegetable dish was extremely salty and was very hard to eat and it was not either a Thai dish, it was a Chinese dish. I order a lunch special dish (7.90 euro) which includes an ice cream or pan cake dessert so I asked the waitress if I could replace it with hot tea instead - she agreed under my impression but when the bill came out they charged me 3 euros for the tea. I just said I thought she agreed to it, so why they charged me and she started screaming at me like insanity! You can't believe how rude she was. She could have told me it was a misunderstanding and I'd probably be fine, but instead she started yelling at me. What a freaking rude waitress. Please stay away from this restaurant and not eat here. Everything is bad, both food & service.

Benedict is a popular breakfast food spot. It's so busy that I don't even think about stopping by…read morehere unless I have a reservation. The good thing is, though, is that they also have a full-lowuor selection bar and is open til late at night (used to operate 24/7, but after COVID, they more or less changed to serving til 10 or 11Pm instead). The menu itself is a breakfast affair, with a variety of pancakes/sweet breakfast to yummy things like eggs Benedict varieties. I had Tower of Babylon, which was on a light side. But, having that with sourdough...it makes me feel so full that I couldn't really try some sweets/desserts as I initially hoped for. The place was busy and at times seemed understaffed. However, the staff was nice and polite. The bartender even gave me a cocktail drink on him, knowing it would take a little while for me to get my food the day I stopped by. The tower of Babylon that I ordered was perfect sized actually. It wasn't heavy and I felt great and not sluggish as I would normally feel with other breakfast foods after the meals. Check this place out during the breakfast/day time if you are looking for a trendy brunch spots..but the night/evening times offers a lill more intimate/swanky version of this dining place as well!

Ambiance is eclectic & tre chic. Service is impeccable & the breakfast exquisite. Servers speak…read moreEnglish if you're allergic to the local dialect. I've heard there's quite a wait for the breakfast crowd...we got here at the tail end of breakfast & there was a 15-20 min wait list. We grabbed some coffee & sat in the "waiting lounge". The que died down around the 1pm mark, but the restaurant was still bustling.

I googled cool places to visit in Berlin and this location came up as the actual restaurant that…read morethe scene from "Inglorious Bastards" was filmed. We were close to the cafe so decided to give it a try. We of course ordered the Apple strudel and pumpkin soup. The pumpkin soup was delicious and the the food presentation was so appetizing. The strudel was a little dry but pretty good. The service was really , really slow and it took awhile for us to get our order. I would check it out. It was an interesting place for sure.

There are many Einstein cafes in Berlin but don't be fooled this is the one. We wanted to visit…read morebased on that infamous Apple Strudel scene from that Tarantino film. Movies aside this place is just cool and classy. The servers know a thing or two about great service and the food, oh the food! We ordered the scrambled eggs with bacon & onions, smoked salmon with bagel and Chicken club sandwich with Cappuccino. We shared a Chocolate Torte for dessert-amazing! The eggs were scrambled and cooked to perfection (asked for soft scramble), chicken club was also tasty as well the Salmon. We shared a Chocolate Torte for dessert-amazing! We got a tour of the 2nd level which has a former cigar/smoking room as well a Scotch drinking room. They will also show you the room where that famous scene was shot. A must stop when visiting Berlin! For the food, vibe and wonderful staff.

Cute interior with mixed style - all works well as a whole. We didn't make a reservation and were…read moreable to be seated right away. Good service and food was served pretty fast compared to other places we've been.

Fabulous. I'm all in. Perky young people serving 'fancy' diner food in an unpretentious but elegant…read morehigh ceilinged room. Eggs, crepes, etc. A little pricey but nice!

This coffee shop is a gem! Me and my friend stumbled upon it whilst walking down the streets…read morelooking for vintage shops. The owner was present and she was very lovely, and explained how she had put the place together by herself. The coffee served was great and full of flavour. We got a brownie to go with it which was covered in white chocolate and served with both vanilla sauce and cream. I would recommend this place, anyone would enjoy the atmosphere.

Great cafe in Berlin for a strong cup! Our barista was super friendly and spoke English perfectly…read more We popped in for a latte and americano and sat along their front bar, which is perfect for people-watching on the street. The inside of the cafe is pretty small, but there's a ton of outdoor seating for nice weather. You can also buy whole beans here if you're so inclined!

Great cafe in the Schöneberg area. They have a great variety of coffee from around the world and…read moretheir cakes and pastries are mind-blowing. Try the carrot cake please! Even though they misspelled Colombia on their menu which almost cost them a star (sorry it hurts my ego), the coffee was pretty good. They have a great variety of pastries and snacks and if you are into unicorns these days you might want to try their unicorn cake :) For all the coffee lovers out there, you can buy coffee beans from selected regions of the world. I haven´t tried this myself but why not? Super cozy and unique atmosphere. Rustic but with a unique charm to it. Great place for a lazy afternoon with friends or to drown yourself on a book. If the weather is good you might want to sit outside to enjoy the lively neighborhood and the diverse crowd of people walking by (you´ll have to compromise a little on the coziness you find inside).

I loved the people watching from here. There was good service--especially considering it looked…read morelike there were only a couple waitstaff for this whole place. If you can find a table, grab it, and a waiter or waitress will be over. They had a more limited lunch selection than sweets, but both were good. They have a few small pizzas and 3 or 4 pasta dishes. I had the tomato, garlic, arugula spaghetti which was very flavorful. Hubby had Bologna's which was also good. The little side salad had corn on it and some spring onion, FYI. Dessert- chose from the case- an amaretto marzipan torte, which was delish. Better pasta here than at a couple Italian spots we tried.

It's actually a really nice cafe inside the mall, where you can get various treats and coffee. The…read moreGerman ice cream, in the form of Spaghettieis, that I ordered was absolutely delicious. The coffee was better than average and came with a lot of accouterments. The way the cafe is situated on the platform with the fountain around it is really cool. I thought the waitress was sweeter than the dessert itself! The only downside is that it is a little expensive.

Great little cafe on a busy street but close to several hotels. The owner is very friendly and…read morehelpful, speaking reasonable English. Really good coffee with a range of breakfast omelettes and dishes which were very fresh and tasty. Such good value for money we returned to get takeaway coffees and croissants a couple of times. Check out the egg rolls and the spinach and egg.

A small bakery-come-café that also does breakfasts, filled rolls and cakes, which a spacious eating…read morearea. There's an outside eating area, though the main road is fairly busy so not a first choice for al fresco brunch. There are papers and magazines to read too. The staff are very friendly and service is quick, though we had to ask for butter for the bread. The scrambled eggs were fresh and nicely garnished, if a tad oily (they were done European style, so more like an omelette than the creamy British version). Good coffee, too.

Cafe Berio is a classic, old-fashioned cafe, best known for its wide choice of breakfast offerings,…read moreand coffee and cake in the afternoons, though you can also have a full meal here. It is popular with gay clientele (and has been for decades) but actually has a wider mix of clientele than that might suggest, out of season. The decor hasn't changed in years: there's a main room downstairs (with a semi-private "glass box" for a private meeting), more seating upstairs when they are busy. May people prefer to sit outside and people watch, though. On our last visit we met friends there for coffee and cake. as ever, the cakes were great (and though they're over €5, portions are generous). Staff were happy to let us linger, which is just as well because it was very busy, and service was a little slow, but friendly enough. But we're still happy to go back!

I would happily say that this is one of the best places to get breakfast in Berlin. And lunch. And…read moreafternoon tea and cake. And maybe dinner, although I didn't quite make it there for that. It's quite stylish inside with a bit of bohemian art thrown in for good measure. It's quite young and trendy but don't let that put you off - the food is ace. I've enjoyed several things here, from scrambled eggs and bacon on toast to yoghurt, muesli and fruit. It's always beautifully presented and great value for money.