Absolutely amazing bar located in the suburbs of Berlin. The…read morestaff is very nice, the pricing is really good and the drinks are always well done! There's a lot of action on weekends with the clientele being aged at around 20-30. If you happen to be hungry, the Bar, which is a bar only, cooperates with a restaurant across the street where you can order food from which then gets delivered to the bar. Always love to come here as it's one of my favourite bars in Berlin when it comes to every single aspect summed up together.

Excellent espresso drinks. I tried the flat white and the cappuccino. Smooth, mild, perfect. I even…read morebought the beans to take home. They also offer decaf, which is rare in Germany. They do not have wifi, which is too bad. I enjoyed this coffee even more than Buena Vida, the other fancy coffee shop in Potsdam.

I was attracted by the name when passed by and have to admit its reflect what it stands for. A…read morecoffee shop for those who appreciate a real coffee. Tried "flat white" (double espresso & milk), was delighted with the rich taste and thick foam.

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.

While staying in Berlin for 4 weeks on vacation from San Francisco, this coffee shop kept me going…read more The coffee in the area is totally lacking, but this shop is awesome. Both the latte and ice coffees were fantastic. It is a legitimate shop who takes their coffee serious. I never knew I was a coffee snob, but I guess I've been spoiled too long.

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Those who are guilty of regularly hunkering down in a coffee shop with a laptop and leeching off…read morethe wifi for hours on end should stop reading this Yelp review now. Double Eye is about the size of a bathroom in an overpriced Brooklyn apartment. In other words, this coffee shop is the size of a shoebox. It's standing room only, with a small circular table in the middle of the shop for about three or four customers to crowd around and two wall ledges, one of which overlooks the street from the window. There are also some outdoor benches, but those are a moot point in the winter. While some of the Yelp reviews accuse Double Eye of being a bit hipstery, I didn't find any of the baristas to be aloof at all. Nor was the coffee overpriced. I even got a complimentary biscuit with my espresso, which was a nice touch. I'm not really an espresso person (is that heresy to admit while living in Europe?) but I thought it was pretty smooth. This place is definitely more of a takeaway coffee spot -- I think I'll be back to get an Americano to-go (which Double Eye offers as a cafe creme, as one of the beanie-clad baristas explained to me the last time I was there).

This is a very good coffee place with delicious creations and pastries. They accept cash only so…read moreplease be advised.

This popular cafe in the old town of Spandau brings all the West German charm you never knew you…read moreneeded. The staff is friendly and can pour a mean latte. The eccentric collection of cozy furniture makes this a great place to stop in for a warm coffee on a cold day.

The best coffee shop in old town Spandau!!!…read more Good and tasteful Coffee, Reachable by Foot & by car, Lovely Crew, Nice and clean ambiance.

I was just in the mood for some cup cakes, decided to come to this place and gave it try. I was…read moresoon amazed by how many different choices they offer. Since it was my first time here, I ordered a set of 4 cup cake, just get to know the taste of it. All the cup cakes I had were really good, especially the cheese cake one. Wow, that was one of the best cheese cakes I have so far. I do find the pricing is a bit high here, but I think it's worth the price. I didn't find the mermaid and the flamingo cup cakes I saw online, maybe they were on the secret menu. The shop itself was lovely and the staff were really friendly. The stuff also told me that, due to pandemic situation, they only allow customers to enjoy the food outside or take away. It's understandale. Next time when the weather is nicer, I would like to come back and try some milkshakes.

Tucked away in Frankenstrasse, a side street off the middle of Goltzstrasse, you will find a cute…read morecupcake shop called the Cupcakeladen. The shop doubles up as a little café where the owner Inga bakes to her little hearts content, much to the delight of the sweet toothed locals and even those further afield. There is a fair selection to choose from, with flavours constantly changing day to day. If you are lucky there might just be a caramel cheesecake. It was needless to say lip smackingly tasty! Maybe if you give the photo enough thumbs up Inga will make it a regular feature ;) The carrot cake cupcakes are deliciously moist (a personal favourite of my step-daughters); the Chocolate Cupcake with Coconut frosting is also heavenly. The fruity ones are also scrummalicious. Some are a bit too sweet for me but in general they are all rather yummy. I am forever grateful for the time I popped in quickly to buy some cupcakes for a friend of mine that loves the cookie monster... but they were sold out so Inga was kind enough to make me up a batch later that afternoon. That's good service... not to mention where else can you get a customer loyalty card for eating cupcakes! You can take out, eat in, or place orders for birthday parties, baby showers or corporate events. All dietary needs are catered for with a selection of Vegan, Gluten-free and Lactose-free cupcakes too. They not only make cupcakes but cake pops, brownies, cheesecakes as I mentioned before ;D and cookies too. Also on offer are all the things you might need to bake and decorate your own cupcakes, should you wish to try your hand at baking at home.