A well appointed café in an area that desperately needs one…read more The chili con carne was great. Fresh ginger tea - spicy. The carrot cake and cappucinno were delicious. I think there is WiFi there also. The furniture was a nice mix of new and old, giving a new place already a sense of presence and history and it's a cut above the ikea crap so many places in P-Berg suffer with. I'm going back for the chili, the ambience, and the music. A great selection of jazzy covers. And the large windows will be a good place to sit with a cup of joe in the coming winter months. Yeah, Pankow!

I come here often after rehearsal. The coffee is good, organic, and cheaper than Flint & Watson. I…read morehaven't had the pastries, but they look good. Well decorated, minimal and with sturdy furniture. There's a large table in the back for groups or a meeting. The bathroom is clean. Large windows and seating outside for watching the reality tv show of Upper P-Berg roll by. Usually cool/smooth jazz playing. No wifi. Good or bad not sure.

This place uses seasonal fresh products, all cooking is home made so although the menu is not…read moreextensive, it is extraordinary! Their coffee y by far the best in this area. During the week they have soups and fresh offers. And on weekends delicious breakfasts! I love LOVE this place!!

I was not sure if to give it 4 or 5 stars, I have given it 4 in the German version and in my…read moreEnglish review, I am giving it five stars. As the name suggests, it is an antiques cafe, everything - the furniture, the china, the decoration - is antiques that make this cafe seem like somebody's grandmother's living room. In addition, the antiques shown are for sale. I was there with people who were all around 70 yea old, and they were all delighted. I must say that I have also liked it, but have to put it within a certain context: (1) The area - I think it is the "best cafe in Reinickendorf", but it doesn't say much about the cafe, but about this neighbourhood. This is not a touristy area, but there are few places worth a visit nearby (I am thinking mostly of the "White City", Weisse Stadt neighbourhood, which is just north of the cafe, and is Unesco World Heritage site, see http://www.qype.co.uk/place/33252-Weisse-Stadt-Berlin ) (2) The cakes etc. are all very "homey", not polished confectionery cakes, but exactly the stuff you'd get at somebody's grandma, which is not bad - just different. (3) One thing that made me a bit uneasy - it might be only me - is that there was quite a lot of memorabilia from the 1936 Olympics (the Nazi Olympics) over there. If I am not mistaken, I have even seen a swastika in one of the pictures. Now - I am pretty sure that the owner is anything BUT a Nazi (and his collection is just an antik collection), it just made me feel a bit at unease (this is why I have given it four stars in the German text, in fact). So, it might not be a place I'd come especially from the city for, but if I'd be in the area - it would be my first choice for a cafe.