I love this place! This petite, cute and cosy coffee bar offers great coffee and lovely home made…read morecakes and baked goods. And here, home made means baked in the kitchen at the back, filling the whole cafe with the smell of freshly baked goods. Oh my, they make it hard to avoid buying a bun or a piece of cake. In addition they really know how to make their soy-milk cortados, the staff is very friendly, and there is always a really good vibe to the place. What's not to love? There is no wifi there, which can either be a great con or a great pro. I go there for a break, or when I need to work without the distraction offered by social media.

Located on the busy Sonnenalle the little coffee shop is a good place for people watching. The M41…read morealso stop right in front, so if you sit outside you get an endless stream of crowd walking by. The coffee is also pretty good. There are a few tables inside for when it gets too cold.

a bit distinctive atmosphere, little bit asian(?). i had a small cappuchino to go, which was really…read morethird wave-style: perfect milk foam and tasty with a mild taste. and i had a great chocolate crunch cookie :) price is absolutely okay. staff was okay-friendly.

Very, very good vietnamese coffee (and any other coffee for that matter). Throw in some very tasty…read morebisuits and cakes and this place is a little wonder. Big recommend

The coffee shop atmosphere is friendly and inviting. Since I don't speak any Germain, I was able to…read moreorder my cappuccino and carrot cake without any trouble. The cappuccino was perfect, and you could tell the barista knew what he was doing. The carrot cake was well-textured and easy to chew like a soft sponge. If you happen to be in the area, stop by for a quick pastry and coffee. I recommend it 5 out of 5.

Last year I moved from Kreuzberg to Alt-Treptow, and while the third-wave coffee offerings are…read morefewer, luckily both areas have a Passenger. Here in Alt-Treptow, we've got Passenger Coffee, which is, yes, related to Passenger Espresso, but also somehow its own thing. This location is where the magic happens (aka where they roast the beans), but you can also get coffee and baked goods here. Because the shop is a bit off the beaten path, it doesn't get as much foot traffic as the other one, which is nice for when you want a quieter coffee date or some time to get some work done in a peaceful setting. But if you're a fan of the Wrangelkiez shop, you'll find this spot feels very familiar.

As a tourist from California I felt like home here with coconut milk for the coffee and gluten-free…read moreamaranth pastry!

Enjoy the cozy ambiance and super friendly staff. They use tagesfrische Vollmilch from Hemme Milch…read moreand Bio Soja-Milch. A large variety to choose from - I'll be back for more! Seating area downstairs is a plus for quiet reading. Great place for s nice cup of coffee and relaxation, recommend to coffee lovers

From the owner: . coffee brewed with love . feinste Bohnen (frisch geröstet…read morein Berlin) . hausgemachte Bagels, Cakes, Chia Pudding, Granola etc.

Leuchtstoff is a casually hip, cozy coffee shop in the Neukolln neighborhood of Berlin featuring…read moredelicious coffees, vegan pastries, and sandwiches. Staff were friendly and helpful and the overall atmosphere of the cafe was very laid back with people reading, studying, or having quiet conversations over coffee. The aesthetic is a bit industrial meets DIY with a lot of exposed concrete, brick, and wood. I thought the plywood sitting lofts were really interesting and fun, although we didn't have a chance to climb up to check them out since they were full. We ordered a cappuccino, iced latte, and croissants with a homemade hazelnut spread. Everything was delicious. If you're in the area, this is a great little spot to grab a nice drink or a snack!

The Flat Whites here are delicious. I finally let my boyfriend try my "secret" cafe that I would…read morevisit when he was out of town. He ordered the chai latte expecting the chai powder with milk but was in for a surprise. The chai latte here is served in a carafe (steamed milk, loose leaf tea, and whole cardamom pods). I could not stop smelling the latte. I plan on alternating ordering flat whites and chai lattes here. On my first visit, I ordered the vegan banana bread, which I would not do again because it tastes more like bread pudding. I tried their carrot cake and enjoyed it a lot. It tasted home made but not "pssh I could have made this myself" homemade. They also serve brunch on Sundays. I haven't tried it yet but hope too! The staff here is always friendly and I feel comfortable sitting here for an hour or so, writing letters or reading a book.

Wunderschönes Café! I also live just around the corner and love this place. In fact, I'm sitting…read morethere already the second time today. Berlin has many great cafés, with just a handful serving truly great coffee, but Kaffekirsche really has the best-tasting brews I've had so far. The espresso is excellent, but what really got me are the roasts that they HAND-FILTER for you. The flavors are fantastic--especially the Brazil. On the food--decent belegte brötchen, amazingly delicious Rhabarber Tarte. Seriously. Try it while it's in season. The staff--some of the friendliest people in the Kiez. Very knowledgable too! The atmosphere--fresh, simple, relaxed. They don't provide WiFi, which I actually like. (If you really need to work, Mundvoll is next door. Same owners, same quality of great food.) It's a place where you can really enjoy the flavors of your coffee and the company around you.

I stayed a week in Kaffee Kirsche's kiez between apartments and came in for coffee at least four…read moretimes. The lattes were great. The one time I got a flat white to go, it was just okay. I don't think the microfoam held up well in the paper cup. I didn't get a chance to do a pour over but they seemed to be popular. They sell coffee roasted in-house. Depending on which roast you purchased, you could get some really fresh coffee. Some bags were marked as being roasted just a few days earlier but some were two weeks old. I was drawn in the first time with their pastries display. They each looked so pretty. I ordered the strawberry tart. To be honest, I thought it was going to be strawberry cheesecake. I should have asked first! Instead, it was a strawberry gelatinous cream filling. The chocolate cake base was not rich enough to stand out next to the strawberry filling. I enjoyed the look of it much more than the taste of it. I've heard that the vegan chocolate cake is really the cafe's star dessert, so I'll have to try that the next time that I'm in the neighborhood. I've never struggled to find seating, since it's ~2 blocks north of Kotti on Adalbertstr. The service can be unfriendly, which doesn't really match the look and feel of the cafe. It really depends on who is working, whether they're busy doing something else, and what language you order in. The first time that I visited, I ordered in German and the employee (possibly owner) looked really annoyed. Afterwards, I only ordered in English. The prices are typical of an upscale cafe.