We always enjoy ourselves here. there is not great variety on the menu, but everything is extremely…read morewell prepared and delicious. The various cakes are all good, and the coffee it's the best you'll find in the area and well beyond. Ms. Bollmann also organizes various evening events which are nearly always good, though not all are to my personal taste. I'm fond of the evenings with the zither player, and the evening with the master pianist a few months ago will be remembered very fondly for a long time. This is a good venue for private celebrations.

Four weeks ago, I was so happy to find Kaffeehaus Morgenrot after a business meeting North of…read moreBerlin. I know various traditional Viennese coffee houses like Café Schwarzenberg, Demel, Café Diglas or L. Heiner in Vienna. Now, I have the same atmosphere and quality products (!) here nearby Berlin. I visited Kaffeehaus Morgenrot about three to four times since my first discovery and I always enjoy a very friendly, professional barista (the owner) with kind, warm-hearted service. The coffee like e.g. a Wiener Melange (German for "Viennese Blend") takes you straight to Vienna; it is excellent quality, tasteful and delicious. Of course, I tried the "Kaiserschmarrn" (cut-up and sugared pancake with raisins), and it fully met my expectations. I ate my best "Kaiserschmarrn" years ago at Demel in Vienna, and the "Kaiserschmarrn" at Kaffeehaus Morgenrot doesn't need to hide away. If you ever visit this place, please take the time, and - if available - give the "Märchentorte" (chocolate cake) a try. It is amazing and literally a "Märchen" or fairy tale! If "Märchentorte" isn't available I am sure you find tasty alternatives such as "Esterházy-Torte", "Maria-Theresia-Torte", "Stachelbeer-Baiser-Tarte"... - the list is long and invites you to come back and try a new cake alongside best quality coffee. Kaffeehaus Morgenrot may be a little bit more expensive than an average coffee shop, but it certainly pays off.

We came to Wannsee to visit family friends and stopped for lunch at their favorite cafe. The menu…read morewas only in German so luckily we had translators. I had the onion bread with early wine that was similar to the early wine we had in the Czech Republic. Refreshing and light--more bubbly grape juice-like than a viscous Gewurztraminer and not nearly as sweet. The onion bread was a perfect companion to the wine. They had salads as well as traditional German food but nothing overly heavy. There was a full case of wonderful desserts as well. Seating was available inside and out. The garden was beautiful as was the shop with a great selection of wine available to take. It was different than most German restaurants we had been to (except for Factory Girl in Berlin) and a pleasure to mix healthy with heavy.

Für ein Kindercafe, sehr gut. Das Essen ist nicht dolles man darf da keine große Erwartungen…read morehaben. Getränke sind auch meistens lauwarm und nichts besonders gut aber die Kinder haben viel Spaß im Spielzimmer und das Kinderbüffet am Sonntag lohnt sich auf jeden Fall!

It's a beautiful villa and it's nice outside with the little park there, a definite good place to…read moreeat outside. I ordered the campari orange drink. It was a great price for a not good drink. It had that taste like you get when you brush your teeth or have a mint, then have orange juice. We wife got a pesto spaghetti dish. She said it was good but too much sauce. I got the rindgoulasch. The sauce was overly tomato-ey, didn't have the nice spices and flavors that goulasch normally does here. Spätzle is spätzle, but the beef in the dish was perfect. All-in-all we spent like €25-€30, and while the setting was great, the food really wasn't worth walking back down there for.

Really god food. Had A Classic Bauerpfannne with an ice…read morecold beer. I was delicious. Thet service was Really friendly. Go here for genuine meal at fair Price.

Despite some of the grumbling about sluggish service in the German reviews, I didn't find the…read moreservice bad at first. At closing time it took a little effort to catch the server's attention, but that's normal when someone is involved with the wind-up chores typical here. The first few times I was there, the service was friendly and attentive when I wanted it to be; my dogs were offered a bowl of water with no delay. I think the food is great - both the main courses and the desserts. And the coffee is good. It's a comfortable atmosphere and a great location (about 200 meters from the city rail station), which is why it was chosen initially as the new location for our local monthly translator's get-together. The prices are modest compared to similar places in the general area. However, the last time I was there was a bit of a catastrophe. Our group had made arrangements to stay later, but one person who tried to join us for a late hello was turned away rudely at the door. And that night the service was rather sullen, disorganized and rude, so that it was decided unanimously to go elsewhere for future gatherings.