This place gets the trophy. The service was so profoundly rude that both my daughters came out of…read morethe store just seething with disbelief and how rude the staff were to everyone. Service was almost a slow or stop kinda speed. Waited over 15 mins outside before anyone came our way aw we went inside to get service. That is when it totally fell apart. Het your coffee elsewhere.

I had extremely poor service here from a gentlemen with a tattoo on his right arm. He was so rude…read moreto my boyfriend and I as we sat with our coffee and scolded me as to why I didn't by the water at his coffee shop. He cut me off and told me to wait until he finished explaining to me why I needed to put my water away. He was rude to 2 more tables next to us and I would never recommend this non existent hospitality. Will never return.

Eric Muller leads with passion, the best French Boulangerie Patisserie in Berlin (I know of no…read morebetter in Germany) Where do you find this? In four hours of manual work Eric Muller himself made puff pastry to the best croissants for example, with marzipan filling and tasty salty processed with ham that I've ever eaten in my life. Looking at the website and already water is running together in my mouth. Far behind everything else, the highlight of my visit to Berlin! Despite all the work and perfection, only the finest ingredients, carefully hand, the best recipes and optimal tools and direct customer on the sale) retains Eric Muller French way of life: opening times of 10-18 Thu-Sun Clock

This really is the strangest of combinations; a hair dressing salon that sells fantastic French…read morecakes or is it a patisserie that offers a haircut while you enjoy their exquisite cakes? Being situated at the end of a largely residential street in Kreuzberg means that you're not likely to stumble over it, however it is more than worth the effort to get there, and in my case it's probably better for my waistline that it isn't too easy. I was a little surprised to see how small their selection of items was, however this was made up for by the quality of the fare on offer. At EUR1.80 for a pan au chocolat you're paying over double the price you pay for a Schocobrötchen but it's more than worth it.