Very very bad experience.The service totally turned us off. This chap came out to shoo us to sit at…read moreanother table and said "do you not see that this area is closed?" We clearly did not. And the two ladies appeared, after we asked for service, and threw two menus on our table. And we walked out of the Parkcafe after that.

The place is overcrowded, waiters are rather unfriendly, the food is bad value for your money, and…read moresomehow the place attracts a rather middle class "posh" crowd. The park is pretty ugly in winter and spring.

This quaint cafe offers tasty meals and homemade pastries. To be honest, I think the pasties and…read morecafe are more worth the trip and save the meal for another fantastic restaurant in the area. The service was kind and the ambiance offered an at home feel. Please note, cash only.

The food was excellent, service 10/10 and vibe %100. Loved it, definitely a must visit when in…read moreBerlin

The Early Bean is a cute little hipster cafe in the western part of the city. They have nice fresh…read morejuices, bagels, sandwiches, and a chia seed bowl. I'm not sure if this is an everyday thing, but when we went, the toilet paper in the bathroom had rainbows and unicorns on it heehee Everything was yummy but it's probably not worth going out of your way for. If you happen to be nearby and in the neighborhood, it's certainly a cute spot for breakfast, juice, or coffee.

the early bean cafe is located in the schoeneberg neighborhood of berlin. it was full of moms with…read moretheir kids, western-berlin-hipsters, and middle aged men in business suits reading newspapers. it has a very comfortable atmosphere and thus it's perfect for meeting friends to have a cup of coffee (or a smoothie) and perhaps one of the bagels or cakes they offer (e.g. carrot cake) or to read (it might be a little too loud for the latter though). i sat right beside the radiator so it was a bit hot and stuffy but still alright. not extraordinary but i would definitely come back.

Atypical European brunch cafe, which is a good thing. There is outdoor sidewalk seating of course,…read moreand it's quite inviting - nicer than the average cafe or coffee shop. One of the quieter cafes in a touristy area and I'd say it's a place to take your parents. Their menu is French and German food that are organic/fresh. You can brunch or do a regular lunch or take-out from a large display case of pastries.

It is cosy and cute cafe for lunch and dessert. They also have full bar…read more Typical German style restaurant and cafe. The crowds are for family, elderly, couples and girls. We love it and enjoyed our tea time after shopping. ドイツらしい可愛いカフェです。値段もお手頃でショッピングの後にゆっくりするのにぴったりです。年齢層は比較的落ち着いた感じで、カップル、近所の人や近所で働いている人、一人で来る人などでした。デザートも、マカロンカラケーキまで揃っています。バーはフルであり、お酒も飲めます。

Don't let the location fool you. This is one of the best kebabs in Berlin. Friendly service, quick…read moreservice. And Dienstag and Donnertag is dönertag! Only reason for not putting in the last star is the noise of traffic but take your kebab over to the park and it's like a little piece of what Heaven must taste like!

Came here to hang out with some friends. Fast service and yummy goods. Liked this place a lot.read more

3/10 We ordered a…read moreBrezel croissant, butter croissant, walnut bread, simple bread and another type of bread. I am not sure why people visit this spot. Maybe the interior is fancy and modern but the bread taste like it's from the day before or from TooGoodToGo. It's absolute low quality and highly priced with 1-1.40€ per bread. Small sizes, low quality. I can see and find nothing good about this place.