This little spot is simply beyond charming. You truly feel that you are in dining is someone's home…read morekitchen- and the service matches. You can tell that the owner takes great pleasure and pride in his work. The food is fresh, fun, and interesting. This is a nice place to stop and escape the hustle and bustle of the city. I strongly recommend dining here whether it's by yourself, with the fam, or with your lovey.

Love this place!! Tasty light Japanese crêpe with various fillings!…read more As Asian I prefer the Azuki one with custard. Matcha latte is also pretty nice. Staff are also lovely. Will be back to try other flavours!

The feeling of being surrounded by butter and the smell of freshly baked Viennoiserie. This is how…read moreI imagine the real Bretagne and I have to get there someday to check it out. For now, this cafe will have to suffice. It's a tiny bit too expensive for me to eat there every day, which I would do if I could, and loud children reminded me a bit of Noe Valley, but whatever, the pastries can be packed to go (and are a few cents cheaper that way). I'm glad to have this cafe nearby.

Delicious authentic croissants just like in Bretagne. What a treasure to find so close to the…read moreTraditional Taekwondo Berlin. We also had the pain aux raisins and pain au chocolate which were awesome. The baguettes were sorely missed and appreciated after living in south Germany for a few months!

I love this spot. It's a few blocks from my home in Helmholtz and a completely lovely spot to stop…read morein for a coffee and a crepe. I love my neighborhood.

Good food (and a lot of galettes to choose from), really nice French cider and a cozy place to go…read moreand eat with your family and/or friends. I especially loved the enthusiastic staff, they really care about you as a guest and make sure you leave satisfied. I'll definitely come back here! All the best, Megan See my full review on http://www.thebudgetdiary.com/2013/10/berlin-meet-suzette-lovely-place-to-eat.html

The ladies here were super friendly and helpful. One of them kindly translated the menu for us to…read morethe best of her ability. Between her bits of English and my bits of German, I have to say we managed very well. Over a whole week of coffees in Berlin (at least 2 a day), this was by far the best coffee we tasted. Normally if I want a crepe with Nutella, it gets too concentrated on its own because I can't have bananas. But here they have many more combinations with Nutella and the slightly sourish cherries were a fantastic Combination with the Nutella. We also had a ham, egg and cheese crepe that was fantastic. Our original plan was to have a snack & coffee at the Easter market outside the Kaiser memorial church. But the snow drove us inside the Europa center and I wasnt interested in the fast food chains. So glad I found this place. When leaving, we also realised that there was a very fancy looking cafe towards the other side of the building, but I loved the cosy feel of this place and the sewing machine decor.

Came in on a Sunday morning when everything was closed. The girl working didn't seem pleased once…read moreshe realized we were American. She reluctantly brought us menus after a long wait. There were two other tables and not much happening so she was just standing around. We ordered a cappuccino and a latte which were brought to us at the point of boiling. After the attitude towards us in general I'm inclined to think it was on purpose given the other positive reviews about great food and drink quality. Not many options on a Sunday since almost everything is closed, which is really nice for walking with quiet streets in the fall! That said, I'd avoid this one. There are so many phenomenal restaurants in Berlin! The food and people here are incredible, but, like most localized spots in Europe, they can be cold to Americans. Next!

Absolutely amazing authentic French restaurant where they make amazing crepes and galletes. They…read morealso have really great wine - even though you can only choose between red and white :)... since they only offer one sort.

Melt is a wonderful casual place to enjoy great French crepes and Galettes in Berlin…read more The neighborhood is vibrant and offers a lot of entertainment which makes it convenient for a snack. I had the Goat cheese and egg Galette (which is basically a savory crepe) and enjoyed some complementary water on tap, which is a rarity in Berlin. The woman working there is French and super friendly and knowledgeable. Wonderful food and overall experience with a lovely patio to sit outside.

Most authentic crêpe I had in Berlin with heavenly silky homemade caramel sauce…read more Warm little café with few seats, also offer other French patisserie, cheese cake, croissants... I didn't get to try though, but I'll be back for the caramel and perhaps try something else next time :D I chose to go on a rainy weekday afternoon, so it was not crowded at all. They offer takeouts and I've seen a few deliverymen came and picked up the orders. The service was really nice and the cook sang along with the music while making my chai latte! I love it when the cook enjoys his work! 3 minutes after ordering my food, I was already enjoying the first bite of the incredible caramel. Chai latte was bland, so I will not order that again.