amazing venue, beautiful and full of history (it was the nightclub for the unofficial upper class…read morein the former east berlin). 3 stories of huge rooms, all needing some redecoration, but lovely nonetheless. the booking as far as music goes has gotten lazier and lazier over the years, and currently i believe they are undergoing renovations. but its worth going to once at the very least, just to see what its like to be in a venue like this.

Very neat and friendly, makes you feel at home! The cemetery is nice too, lots of greenery and old…read moretombstones.

This was my second time here and it's one of my favorite restaurants if you're looking for that…read morecozy feeling. The music is perfect. I came here for the first time on Thanksgiving. Couldn't find a turkey dinner anywhere, so I went for a Viennese Schnitzel -- it was incredible. No over-exaggeration, just perfect. I grew up with a mom who loved cooking schnitzel, so I have lots of reference here. This was delish. The soups are really good too. Ambience is perfect. And service has always been great. The breakfast omelette was good too, but nothing out-of-this-world, so I wouldn't say this place is at the top of my list for breakfast as far as strictly food, BUT the atmosphere alone makes it amazing so I still would come back here for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

Liked the food and really easy and very friendly staff…read more Check their daily menu at decent price and great food. Special highlights to families, the kids corners will keep your busy.

Love this place, feels like one of those fancy old Vienna cafés. While the cakes look amazing…read morehere, the Breakfast Heinrich and Theodore ended up being more than enough food so we didn't get to try the cakes. A very fun, leisure place for brunch. Eisschokolade: More like a milkshake than a coffee, but I'm not complaining. Very rich chocolate sauce, lots of ice cream and strong espresso taste. This will make your breakfast a very happy time. Breakfast Heinrich and Theodore: Wow! This was huge! It says it's for 2 people, but you could probably feed 3-4 people with this. The most impressive aspect is the tower of meat and cheese slices. So many types, you'll get full just eating one of each type. The fruit yogurt cup is refreshing against all the meat & cheese, since it's a bunch of fresh fruit lightly tossed in yogurt. The bread basket is nice, with like 6 pieces. It's especially fun to visit the jam bar and load up on all the different fruit flavors. Also, you get 3 eggs any way you like We were so stuffed afterwards!

This Café is located inside the gay districts of Berlin, Nolli. Quite popular amount for the…read morelocals. Inside the Café, it is filled with Art Nouveau style, not really my thing, but people who love it, they will like this place a lot. It has a good atmosphere, can spend some quality time with friends here. The breakfast is pretty good, and the price is worth it. The waiter who served us was super kind as well. I can see why people like to come here.

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.

Wonderful place for a breakfast. The decoration and atmosphere are really like out of a Bilderbuch…read more Lovely. I'm removing one star because the vegan breakfast we chose had 2 mediocre dishes. The avocado salad, however, yummmm! We'll definitely be back whenever we can.

Café Bilderbuch is the apple of Schöneberg's eye when it comes to Gemütlichkeit (or coziness) but…read moreI'm afraid that the hype doesn't quite extend to its food. As the name of the restaurant suggests, the atmosphere is picturebook perfect: imagine that you've walked right into someone's antique living room/dining room/personal library hybrid (complete with comfy armchairs and bookcases) and you have Café Bilderbuch. But only come here for a meal on a slower day if you have time to kill because the service can be a little slower. One of the male servers is also a little brusque. The breakfast options are a little unimaginative, though they are very stereotypically German. Think bread, meat, cheese, and smoked salmon. I did like, however, how the menu was printed in a newspaper format and how each dish's name had a German fairy tale theme. I had Der Froschkönig, which consisted of smoked salmon, trout, eggs with caviar, olives, butter, bread, and a glass of orange juice for €8.90. It was nice that the orange juice was included, but I still felt like it wasn't very filling for what I paid -- it was basically a generous amount of smoked salmon, a single hardboiled egg, and a few pieces of fruit. But what's more disappointing is the fact that the restaurant is open until midnight, but the dinner menu is pretty much barren. There must've only been about five or six options when I went there for dinner last week. I had Omas Hühnersuppe -- it certainly hit the spot on such a cold winter's night but my grandma's chicken soup is packed to the brim with ingredients unlike Café Bilderbuch's version. It was, however, only €6.90 (which was actually cheaper than my breakfast!) but the dinner menu leaves a lot to be desired. While you might miss out on some of the live piano nights, I'd only recommend this place for brunch if you'd like to get a taste of a typical German breakfast and typical German customer service.