This place is closed and seems to have been closed since the beginning of the pandemic. I would…read morelove to try it! Just posting because the yelp hours don't reflect the closure

Delicious food in a cozy environment. Nice music and nice employees! I had a crepe with cinnamon…read moresugar and my husband had a vegetable filled crepe and a few coffee drinks. Everything was great. We hung out for a few hours and wrote on our laptops and enjoyed the flow of customers.

How does this place not have a yelp review yet? So much of my gluten free tour of Berlin has been…read morehit or miss but this place is a must! All gluten free, I had a lovely eggs benedict on homemade GF bread--my first since I stopped eating gluten. And there's a beautiful cabinet of GF pastries and desserts. I had a slice of cheesecake and my boyfriend had a torte, both A+! I wish I'd found this place before my last day in Berlin.

Lovely little cafe with outdoor tables. Everything here is gluten free, completely dedicated gf…read morekitchen. I had a yummy open faced sandwich with egg, bacon, and mustard sauce. My partner had some delicious housemade ravioli. There were several ravioli filling options, along with numerous sauce options. We also got carrot cake and tiramisu slices to go, which were also delicious. Highly recommend!

We walked by once when it was crowded, with almost zero available seating. We returned midafternoon…read moreon a weekday, and had a pleasant experience. Great pizza with good and affordable wine. Thanks, Simela, for a fun gluten-free adventure.

Simela is a wonderful place to eat especially if you are gluten-free! Service is good. I only give…read more4 stars because it is hot and there is no air conditioning on!

What they are famous for is not so great…read more What they are not famous for is outstanding. * * * The Aera Bakery is the Mecca for Vegan Grilled Cheese Sandwich lovers in Berlin. They also do a Grilled Cheese-From-A-Cow Sandwich for traditionalists. There is a line to get into Aera. Virtually everybody is ordering grilled cheese sandwiches. They have bread, they have other sandwiches and wraps, they have desserts. The line is grilled cheese sandwich, grilled cheese sandwich, grilled cheese sandwich and grilled cheese sandwich. Vegan vs Cow depends on the person involved. * * * Trust me you can skip the grilled cheese sandwich. I had the traditional version. My wife did vegan. You get a massive massive sandwich. It is grilled and buttery on both sides, with vegan butter or cow butter. There is a ton of cheese inside and all sorts of vegetables. Regardless of what version you get, The cheese is nearly tasteless . You get a great big plateful of stuff to fill you up. * * * I have never had a grilled cheese sandwich place ever serve me a grilled cheese sandwich that I would want to order again. The world has hundreds of different kinds of cheeses. The number of cheese flavors you can work with is unlimited. The number of ingredients you can add is unlimited. And the damm sandwiches come out boring as library paste every single time. You would think at a minimum they would make three or five or ten different flavors of grilled cheese sandwiches - based on different cheeses and add-ons. But that never happens. * * * So what makes this an interesting bakery? The cookies. Oh my god ..... I had a chocolate buckwheat cookie that was the happiest dessert moment I have had in Berlin. I have been eating well in Berlin - and have had some great desserts. But I have had a lot of end-of-meal sleepers. That chocolate buckwheat cookie was everything that I would want in a special treat. Note that said cookie is small. For us Americans who expect a bakery cookie to be the size of a dinner plate plus the cookie has to have at least 1500 calories and a half pound of sugar, And preferably half pound of sugar per bite, The Aera chocolate buckwheat cookie will seem dinky and unimpressive. Just put that cookie in your mouth and all of your concerns about size will melt away. I was happy for two hours after I had that chocolate buckwheat cookie. * * * And the nice thing is you don't have to finish your grilled cheese sandwich before you have your cookie. You are a grown-up now. Mom's not watching.

This bakery is a gem. I discovered it while visiting the Leica store. Although it has limited…read morespace, it feels cozy. The staff was nice and patient. I had the Chai Latte with an espresso shot, which was very tasty. I also ordered the cinnamon roll; it had a dry sugar coating that made the texture a bit hard, but overall it was great. My girlfriend had the herbal tea, which she liked quite a lot.

This place was around the corner and offered GF pizza! They make it in its own pan with a…read morebuckwheat crust which is very thin. A great find!

I had this place bookmarked to try, and on my last night in Berlin, I made the half hour trip over…read moreto check it out. Tucked away in a quiet neighborhood, this is far from a flash tourist place. The sign over the door touts "slow food" and that pretty much sums up my experience. I arrived, alone, to a restaurant that was empty inside but pretty full on their patio - maybe eight tables total. I took a table for one outside around the corner from the door. It was 45 minutes from when I arrived until I got my pizza. I had to go inside to ask for dessert and the check, and there found the two waitresses standing by the bar chatting. I know service in Europe is not like the US, but really? Check on your tables! The food itself left much to be desired. I'm gluten free, so I was really excited to try their buckwheat pizza. It was thin, undercooked, and bland - the pizza bases you buy at the grocery store are better. The gluten free cheesecake was really dry and the base was just off. I certainly wouldn't go out of my way to eat here, and personally, I wouldn't recommend it. Maybe the gluten food is better, but I'll never know.

My favorite breakfast spot, and the best way to start your day in Berlin! It does get a bit…read morecrowded, which is testament to how much this place is enjoyed by locals and tourists. Staff is also super friendly and helpful, with recommending food and places to visit too! We ordered cappuccinos and a smashed avocado focaccia to share. Absolutely loved the presentation, and the focaccia was so flavorful. Also probably one of the better coffees I've had in Berlin. Highly recommend if you're looking for a good breakfast spot!

We fell in love with this breakfast spot. Have gone twice and will likely go one last time before…read morewe leave. This place is so good. The atmosphere, the service and the food are so good. The coffee is also yum and they have alt milks. Don't miss this spot.

Wow wow and WOW! This Café in beautiful Zehlendorf is an absolute insider. It's 1,5 km from my home…read moreand I can't believe I haven't discovered it up to this day. When I first came in I was absolutely stunned by the nice and cozy flair. When I spotted the display of the deliciously looking cakes I immediately started taking pictures. The lady working at the Café seemed a bit confused, rather distanced at first (because of that reserved attitude and her lovely southern accent I was guessing she must be from Baden-Württemberg), almost worried that something was/is wrong. Quite the contrary, I was in love with this place from the first moment on! So I sat down on a very cute little table right next to the window and ordered one of the 2 soups of the day-I took the red lentils with coconut although the red beet soup with orange and ginger sounded just as good! It didn't take very long and the soup was ready to be eaten... well no... I had to take pictures first, of course! Not only the lovely presentation on a wooden board but also the fact that it was served with bread (super fresh and delicious) & butter decorated with parsley screamed for being photographed! And now the taste-very good, even a bit spicy which I love, simply delicious! Besides that I was very much enjoying the atmosphere-the white furniture, the beautiful pictures on the walls, the book shelves and magazines, fresh flowers on each table and not to forget ALL these treats behind the counter! Although the Café was well attended from when I got there, more and more people came and I noticed that a lot of them must be regular guests as the waitress (I'm assuming she's the owner of Milch&Honig, too) was talking to many in a very familiar way, she even knew their preferences offering either special cakes or varieties of lactose, gluten free, vegan. Very impressive! So as I sat there watching and observing, I couldn't get my eyes off the yummy looking cakes and each time I realized a new one that had just been brought out of the kitchen. What a tough decision but I finally decided on the cheesecake and OMG let me tell you-it was fantastic-so creamy, so tender, so fluffy, sooooooo good-I especially loved that it wasn't too sweet! It even had a bit of a lemon taste as well-hence I'm in love even more and know I'll be back here very very soon! Thank you so much for such amazing delights! BTW-the lady is from Baden ;-)

We went there a Sunday morning for having breakfast. It's was a very good idea : a white and blue…read moreambience in a north seaside like. We had two different breakfast salty with salami and ham and fruity with an instant made fresh fruits salad. Everything nicely presented in white porcelain The bread is organic, and the croissants au beurre tasted really French. I know that : I am French ! So, it's the ideal place for a lazy evening breakfast or a nice afternoon tea time.

As I am one of the unlucky people with millions of allergies the Bio Company is my friend in need…read more I use to do lots of my shopping there when I am in Berlin as they stock a variety of Gluten free products from Pasta, Baking goods, etc but the best they do sell Gluten Free Beer which is not that easy to get In Zehlendorf. Their bakery station sells 2 kind of Gluten free bread and a bag of 5 fresh Gluten free Rolls. Both are a bit pricey but it's a nice alternative to my daily rice or corn cakes as I fear to turn in one of the two soon! So if you look for fresh, organic food the Bio Company does a pretty good job for it in Zehlendorf. Another plus is, after they renovated the entire shop last year their café become more appealing too but I have to stay my 5 star ranking is due to the GF Beer !

They are one of my favorite gluten-free bakeries in Berlin. Service is always friendly and warm…read more Ideal for takeaway. Small cafe to enjoy a cup of tea and pastry but keep in mind they have a wide selection of gluten-free pastries to definitely appease your appetite.

Didn't realize it was a gluten free bakery but it didn't matter. I tried their brownie and a small…read morepeanut butter cup to have with a coffee back home. Very nice! Nice little shop and pleasant service.

Great spot for lactose-free and dairy-free ice creams, gluten-free baked goods (including loaves of…read moreseedy German bread), and coffee. Nice selection, if not huge selection, of baked goods, many of which were also vegan. A good hangout for those who struggle with dietary restrictions but still want to enjoy Germans' two favorite foods: bread and ice cream. The owner (presumably also the baker?) was pretty grouchy and weird to me when I inquired about what kinds of flours, etc. (auf deutsch natürlich) but since bakers wake up at like 3 in the morning maybe one shouldn't hold that against her.

I was really excited by this existing! I have celiacs and eat gluten-free because I have no choice…read more I am also an advocate for bio/organic and local foods. This shop has bio/organic ice cream, gluten-free and bio waffle cones cakes and pies as well as coffees, teas and other goodies. The neighborhood is a bit stuffy and the prices are average. Not cheap, but not high considering the product. I would recommend this place to anyone, even if they aren't gluten free. I have only made one trip and tried their chocolate cake. It was a bit on the dry side, but the coffee was good and I am hoping to go back and sample some more goodies. 4 stars for this existing. It would have been 5 if the cake was spectacular. I would say it wasn't obviously gluten-free, but could have been better.