Wonderful place, great potential and lost!…read more By entering you feel like you went to the charmed garden. But second sight, too many tables, you are sitting next to a stranger and You wonder if you can talk normally. The menu is so long and unreadable it hard to decide on anything. We ordered spaghetti bolognese (pasta someone forgot about salt, meat is not met in a pan of tomato sauce), dumplings and soup with asparagus completely tasteless. Lasagna was just eaten. How to account for more than 50 Euros and to the waiter in flip-flops and socks is ridiculous. Where is this magic place?! I can say just: 'I don't know'. Very pity.

I've been here twice this week, and HIGHLY recommend it to anyone visiting. The coffee is excellent…read moreand the food is everything I missed about Germany. My new morning go-to in Berlin.

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.

Really nice food, and a wonderful spread of ice sundaes. Sitting outside in the large patio is…read moredelightful, especially at sunset. The staff are really nice, and while they don't know English, they were very helpful! The English menu is definitely helpful for those visiting.

This is a surprisingly cute little restaurant with a large patio. The have a nice beer selection…read moreand also have a lot of ice cream. The food is good but not great. I had the schnitzel which was a little overcooked. We also had the burger and it was tasty and quite sloppy. The service is average. I will definitely try this restaurant again.

nice outside seating free wifi good food to snack onread more

Pusteblume is def. a family restaurant and great for brunch. I have to say that I have been there…read moreonly during the brunch time (Saturday and Sunday) and it is always packed but the staff is always friendly and welcoming. Sometimes it does take the waiters a bit to get your order but they are humans and try their best. On the weekends they have brunch as mentioned above, so should it take a bit until your waiter takes your order, go ahead and check out the brunch selection and start eating. Because one pays a flat rate for the brunch, and beverages cost extra (of course). The price for brunch varies depending on the day. I believe that Sunday cost a bit more but has also a bigger selection and warm meals. I love their brunch selection and their warm meals. I think this place is mainly frequented by locals as it is not in a busy area or an area that one would expect a restaurant to be. The reason why it is a family restaurant is that right next door to the restaurant is an awesome playground. It is so great that it makes me want to be a kid again. So, naturally we take our daughter to the playground after brunch. The restaurant has a big seating area in their garden and even in front of the restaurant. So the warm days can be enjoyed eating your breakfast outside. This place is truly my favorite brunch place. Relaxed, fun and yummy!

Great family oriented restaurant situated right next to a very large children's playground. There's…read morea good selection of dishes to keep parents and children happy, but the tables outdoors quickly fill up when the weather is good. We recently discovered you can even take your drinks to the playground with either a pfand (deposit) on the glass or in a paper cup. Perfect for enjoying a drink or two while the kids exhaust themselves digging in the sand :D

Serving guests from 08h01 until 17h54 weekdays and opening an hour later on weekends one can assume…read moreCafé Frau Bäckerin is a little different before stopping by, but for those who choose to visit the thirty square meter shop in Schöneberg the effort pays off. Wood and stone with limited capacity, the bakeshop and kitchen known for everything from Salomon Bagels to Lasagna occupying most of Frau Bäckerin's footprint, early arrivals will find several styles of Pastry plus Quick Breads, Cakes, Coffee and Soft Drinks. Frequently Vegetarian or Vegan, many items also Gluten Free, it was after enjoying the soft insides of a Tomato Basil Bagel that Sweets took center-stage, a Brownie vs. "Whitie" matchup undecided since both were delicious while Banana Bread would have benefited from more sweetness. Skipping Croissants outsourced to Endorphina, especially in competition with freshly made Apple Cake, suffice it to say that flavor outpaced appearance while the Nuss-schnitte was not like Austria's version but rather like American Pecan Pie.

Here's a small cosy cafe with excellent choice of only fresh bakeries, deserts and light lunch…read morefood. Everything has a homemade touch proudly served by its owner and you will truly enjoy the atmosphere here. A Great stop during the middle of the Berlin week to catch up with one-self or a friend. Enjoy.

This was just down the block from my hotel and has a very large and inviting patio out front. I…read morecame here for breakfast and sat outside. I ordered a Milchkaffe and a small plate of cheese, coldcuts, fruit and bread. The Milchkaffe was very good as was the food! Both were a very good deal. My only issue (and why this is 4 instead of 5 stars) were the WASPS! They didn't bother me until my food arrived. One became two, became three, became TEN. They didn't sting me or really acknowledge me at all but it became really unpleasant having to constantly swat them away. I eventually ran inside and asked if I could change tables, and a server helped me move my things. It was a little bit better further from the tree/bushes, but I still ended up cramming my breakfast into my face as fast as possible just to be rid of the buzzy jerks (one almost flew in my mouth with a forkful of cheese). At least I wasn't their only target as three different tables near where I had first sat ended up moving inside or just further away (and at least I didn't shriek like one of them hahaha). I've heard most cafes have this issue and no one ever gets stung... But it still was very unpleasant. The service was excellent and the prices were right, I just could have done without the wasps. If you're just having drinks you'll be fine, but maybe sit inside of you want to eat wasp-bait.

In a word - slow service, good cakes in generous portions…read more Longer version (for the brave) - we arrived on a busy sunny Monday and were craving for something sweet. When we walked in all the tables were "reserved" but apparently they're not if you don't order anything from the kitchen because they couldn't handle the pressure, when we said we wanted cake we were "allowed" to sit on one of the tables. We've ordered three cakes - Apple strudel which is a huge slice of it in warm vanilla sauce. Black magic - a super concentrated chocolate cake Hazelnut caramel pie - which was buttery and had a generous layer of chocolate on top, sweet just in the right amount. Unfortunately, I sat by the bar and I saw that drinks are standing on the counter for several minutes (coffee should be served as quick as possible, everything else can wait for a while) Also, our cakes were on the counter for a while, I wanted them so bad that I almost got up and took them myself! The strudel was served in two minutes and for everything else we waited for like 15. Weird. But it was noticeable they couldn't handle the pressure and the amount of orders. Too bad, I'm sure it's nicer when it's a bit more laid back.