One thing about Germans here is that they love their cappuccino's, pastries, and pretzels for…read morebreakfast! This cozy little spot with a chill vibe was nice to relax at noshing on some pretzels while in town to run the Berlin Marathon. Had a few visits here to help me carb load the days before the race -LOL! Menu all in German and little English was spoken here but staff was friendly and had no problem ordering.

I could live in here honestly. Between the amazing pretzels, the tremendous music always playing…read moreand the strong coffee, jet lag's got nothing on me! Cash only and tap water on request (snicker). Seriously though, if this place were in Nashville I would honestly move my office here. The vibe is mellow and welcoming even for us from the states.

I am writing this review on behalf of my mother, who insists that I let everyone know that Ditsch…read morehas by far the best soft pretzel in Germany. Even though I told her that Ditsch is like the 7-11 of Germany and there is one on every corner, she insists that people should know that this is the place to find the perfect, warm, soft, delicious pretzel. To be fair, my Mom is right, guys.

best snack for the price and if you are in a hurry nothing like a fresh, warm and salty pretzel hot…read morefrom the oven!! sehr lecker!!

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!

Date: Friday, June 19th, 2026 Time: around 6pm…read more Met up a group of friends here for a quick drink. They were doing a meet and greet type of get together, so showed up a little earlier than us to grab some tables. The hubby and I had a dinner rez that night, so we had a drink before heading out. I had a beer. Someone had what I think was a spritz. Another friend grabbed a pretzel. This spot is really big. Fun vibe. Tho during that time, the world cup was happening and they made a choice not to show it. I get it, but it would have been cool to watch a game here. Fun place to grab a beer, sit outside, and catch up with friends. REVIEW #4092

We went on what I'm guessing is an abnormally busy Sunday night post-marathon. The pretzels kept…read morerunning out then once you get one you have to wait in a longer line for a plate, then the mustard was out and had to be refilled. Overall, an iconic spot with a huge space to gather with friends. Dog and kid-friendly. Real glassware which I appreciate with a 2 euro deposit (incentive) to return when you're done. I'm glad we went here! I had the rosé and can confirm: it's delicious!

Always prefer to try some thing local vs global megabrand like the Starbucks next door. Nothing…read moreparticularly special, but they made a good iced latte and they had nice pastries and prefer that vs just getting a Starbucks I could get back in the US. The kringle was quite sweet, but good!

Bäcker Wiedemann is a bakery café chain with over 30 locations in Germany. Located on the corner of…read morePariser Platz looking towards the Brandenburger Tor (Brandenburg Gate), they sell pastries, bread, drinks, and sandwiches. Feedback first. We were initially attracted to the window display of sandwiches because we wanted to quick meal and they looked great. They do not to toast or warm-up sandwiches or pastries here. Overall, we liked the flavor the sandwiches, but the bread consistently through all through three sandwiches were somewhat stale. That's three kinds of bread of three types of sandwich (chicken, beef, and salami) that we had trouble chewing. I had the easiest time chewing through my salami sandwich, and even that involved me have to twist the sandwich as I ripped a bite off. This also became the first time I tried zwetschgenkuchen (German plum cake), which essentially felt like eating plum skins on a piece of slightly stale bread? I think I should have tried it somewhere else. Latte and cappuccino were pretty though. We first noticed them when we saw people in the front using the bread to feed the pigeons, even guiding them to fly into their hands. So after full-on sprinting through how many blocks to make our scheduled visit to the Reichstagsgebäude (Reichstag Building) and reveling in the Brandenburger Tor afterward, we just wanted someplace to sit down, to get out of the rain and cold, and maybe a drink and rushed lunch. There was still a number of places we still needed to go so there was no time for a full-on lunch and so just drifted back towards that corner since we couldn't really see any other places. Overall, it was a decent place to rest if you're just looking for a convenient, immediate place to stop and go or take shelter in. There wasn't anybody else there at the time, so we had plenty of room to put our set things to the side without getting in anybody's way. The Starbucks next door sells a lot of the same things and then some (coffee, sandwiches, and cakes), so you could go there as well. However, I would also recommend trying Adlon To Go, a small, fancier coffee shop ALSO selling the same kinds of items that are almost directly across the square from Bäcker Wiedemann.

TL;DR - Months later I'm still raving about this place…read more We read about Zeit für Brot before our most recent trip to Berlin, and having read such good things we had to give it a try. We came in mid afternoon for a coffee and something to eat, but nothing could have prepared me for the treat which awaited me. I went for a weisse schoko-himbeer-schnecke - a white chocolate and raspberry filled enriched bread and... well, frankly it was life changing. One of the most delicious baked items I've ever eaten. I've hunted for the recipe online since returning to the UK but without success. Coffee was really good too and the service was pleasant. The weather was hot so they had big windows open at the front of the cafe, although quite a lot of sparrows had flown inside which were a bit of a nuisance. But the baked goods! You'd forgive anything to lay your hands on these. So good. Next time I'm in Berlin, this is my first stop.

We came here twice since the cinnamon roll was sold out on the day we came, but we ended up getting…read moreone the next day. We tried the following: Apple cinnamon roll: delicious Walnut maple roll: just ok a bit dry Dark chocolate roll: just ok Cinnamon roll: delicious and not overly sweet Cappuccino: like other yelpers said - over priced so a small cup of coffee 4.70 euros Service: The guy from LA - shout out to you as you were down to earth and awesome - thanks! The lady at the cashier - not the friendliest as there was a communication issue with ordering two coffees instead of one. We felt like we inconvenienced you to get a refund, so our apologies. Overall, if you are in the area, it's worth a try if you're a huge cinnamon roll fan, but if you have to pay to get here then I'm not sure it's worth it as there's other cafes that might be worth trying out.

Donuts were really good and fresh even though we went late in the day after dinner! They were very…read morehelpful explaining the flavors since they were not in English. I forgot the name of the donut I got (pictured) but it was a signature flavor and had a delicious cream filling!

Very good donuts. They're vegan but you won't miss whatever they would put in the donuts to have…read morethem not be vegan. Lots of flavor options from plain to wild. Service is pretty basic. Order at a machine and pick up your donuts. Ambience is nice fast food-ish.

OMG so much love for this place. I will remember it for the rest of my life. Arrived god knows…read morewhen, stayed till 6am, lapped up every second and then some, and walked out into sunny Berlin streets reeking with promise. There is simply no way to describe the depth of the experience I had here.

here's a great metric for how good a place is: i'm a non-smoker and HATE having my clothes reek of…read moresmoke the next day, but i still think some places are worth toughing it out. Lerchen+Eulen is one of these places. it's been one of my go-to spots in this neighborhood for years and i don't see that changing. Svenja's review is right on: there are plenty of bars like this around Berlin --cozy secondhand furniture jumbled together like a bad Tetris game, warm low lighting, great coffee+alcohol-- but the specific details set it apart. the staff are amazingly friendly (seriously, i wonder where they find these saints!), their cakes are always delicious and the perfect balance to their coffee, and you can get whatever kind of seat your little heart desires: curling-up-with-book benchseats in the big windows, working-with-laptop table seats, barstools for hanging with the bartenders, cuddling-sofas, and outdoor tables in summer for people-watching. it's a great spot for most times: earlier in the day, it's mellower and emptier (and less like a smokehouse), so is nice for working or catching up with friends. the wooden-tiled floors (very cool!) and brick archways, the old jazz and blues on the stereo, the old chairs and wooden tables decorated with fresh flowers and candles in big jars, make the space feel somehow a bit like a country inn during the day, a perfect pause from the bustle of the Markthalle next door. when Lerchen+Eulen fills with people at night, the dense layout and multiple rooms make for a wonderful coziness for huddling together...and Drinking (with a capital 'D'). Svenja's right, their Moscow Mules hold their own, but they're also one of the few bars in the area to serve the delicious local Potsdamer Stange beer from the Braumanufaktur. all in all, a perfect addition to your full weekend ritual on Pücklerstrasse: stop by the Pony Hütchen for second-hand gear+furniture, then the Markthalle Neun for groceries+lunch, then to Lerchen+Eulen for all your caffeinated and alcoholic needs...

We showed up without a reservation and maybe :05 before they were open (forgot the damn "open now"…read morebutton, again) but the nice lady seated us outside, and took amazing care of us. One of the best meals I had in Europe, the special, "truffle-pasta with tomato and parmagiano" was so good we had it as a main and again as dessert, lol. If you're in the neighborhood, look for the sweet vw bus and get some wine and nibbles.

Lovely wine cafe with even better food. We loved the family feel, and the menu was so large - tough…read moreto decide what to get when everything sounded and smelled incredible. Ended up trying a local Riesling & multiple cheese/meat boards. Can't wait to be back. Service was also lovely.