We stopped here after taking in the Holocaust Memorial…read more ATMOSPHERE : Casual, open-air cafe across from the Holocaust Memorial. There seems to be a honey bee problem in the area. They were in the sugar shakers and constantly flying around you & your food & beverage. Beware if you're allergic, though no one seemed to have gotten stung. BEVERAGE : Cafe Mocha - Delish! TIP: Free Wi-Fi.

Started day here and went out in walking tour. Quick place to grab pastries and caffeine. Wish I…read morecould have ordered more. Banana bread, apricot pastry, and waffle. Golden latte and regular latte. Banana bread and golden latte was not too sweet which I really liked. Heated waffle was probably my favorite.

A busy cafe across the way from the Berlin Marriott. This is a great option if on the move because…read moreeven though there's a lot of hustle and bustle here, the line moves quickly and they serve quite fast. There's an array of meat/cheese sandwiches, pastries and refrigerated items. And of course, a complete coffee menu. Turkey sandwich Crunchy and flaky thick bread, the Turkey blends well with a variety of veggies and cream cheese. A very well balanced sandwich. Prosciutto bagel sandwich Fresh everything bagel, tasty prosciutto but only one slice - could have used more. Chia pudding with fruit jam and almond slivers and coconut sprinkle - only slightly sweet so for you American palates, make sure you douse it with honey at the counter before you leave. Apricot croissant - Lemon filling in the inside with real fruit decorating the ends. Overall this deli gets you what you need and is quick and good. Can't wait to try their coffees too. That's all.

Donuts were really good and fresh even though we went late in the day after dinner! They were very…read morehelpful explaining the flavors since they were not in English. I forgot the name of the donut I got (pictured) but it was a signature flavor and had a delicious cream filling!

Very good donuts. They're vegan but you won't miss whatever they would put in the donuts to have…read morethem not be vegan. Lots of flavor options from plain to wild. Service is pretty basic. Order at a machine and pick up your donuts. Ambience is nice fast food-ish.

Espresso House is a popular Swedish coffee chain serving up a wide range of drinks, pastries, and…read morelight lunch bites. From the outside, its large windows and inviting signage make it feel like a welcoming urban café: perfect for people-watching in one of the city's main squares (our tour guide compared it to the "Times Square" of Berlin). Once inside, the space feels modern, bright, and relaxed, with plenty of seating (two floors, actually) that ranges from cozy window nooks to communal tables ideal for chatting with friends or getting some work done. After a 4-hour walking tour of the city, we were hungry for a snack to tide us over until dinner, as well as a hot drink to warm us up from the bitter cold! At around 4pm on a Saturday, the cafe was almost completely full, yet retained a buzzy, not overwhelming, atmosphere. The line was long but moved fast, and before I knew it, I was at the front of the line, still debating which of their delectable pastries to choose. I opted for their Cardamom Bun (€3.80), which was a pillowy-soft sourdough wheat bun, with swirls of cardamom sugar throughout. It was perfectly yeasty and not-too-sweet, and I appreciated the slight crunch of the ground cardamom strewn atop the pastry. It was a great size for an afternoon pick-me-up snack, and they were more than happy to heat it up for me, despite the long line. It's a refreshing departure from the pre-packaged Starbucks pastries that I've come to get used to in the States. Yes, Espresso House costs slightly more than your average bakery-corner coffee shop, but it's still reasonable for high-quality espresso drinks and snacks in a prime location like Potsdamer Platz. For a central café with reliable beverages, tasty pastries, and cozy seating it feels like a fair trade.

Disappointing service. Not welcoming branch towards people of different nationalities and…read moreethnicities. Find less hostile coffee shops elsewhere. Sad behavior from staff.

I am a bit surprised by the negative comments - I really liked this cozy cafe. Great coffee…read moreoptions, I had a cortado. The cafe reminded me of some of the "hipster" coffee spots I used to love when I lived in the US. I thought the staff was very friendly and nice!

This is a really nice cafe. The design, layout, location, are all good. You have to hand it to The…read moreBarn, they have some of the best locations in Berlin. They even have a base-less cheesecake that I could eat, despite my gluten intolerance. This is rare, in Berlin cafes. That said, I will never know what The Barn has against toilets. You never find one in their cafes.

We found this place through google maps. It is right in the corner of the Gropius Museum. Very nice…read morespot to have a quick espresso and continue your walking. The coffee was very good and so was the service =) Encontramos este lugar a través de google maps. Está en la esquina cerca del Gropius Museo. Muy lindo lugar para tomar un cafecito rápido antes de seguir con la caminata. El café era muy rico y también muy bueno su servicio =)

The scrambled eggs were ok. For 7€ you get 3 eggs and 2 white toasts. The menu is very limited when…read moreit comes to breakfast. The chocolate Kakao was too watery and not the best choice. Tea choices are from Teekanne for 2.50€. Overall I would come back for another visit. It's very average

A really nice spot to see Berlin from above. It's not very well known but certainly worth checking…read moreout. There is also a cafe on top, but I suggest going somewhere else. The prices certainly have a premium on top for the view and the quality ok, but nothing special.

Make sure the time written on your ticket for when Panoramapunkt is open is accurate for the…read moreseason. I bought my tickets in September and the hours had changed by November and we showed up with no service for the lift. Although we came back the next day I wasn't totally impressed. There is a portion of the berlin wall up there that is beautiful. the maps outline the city nicely however the DB building is in the way of the best view of the city. There are iron bars that go all the way around and don't really give you a good view of the city. I thought there would be a viewing deck with glass or plexiglass wall to see the city but there was not. We stopped in for a coffee and snack before we left but after standing at the bar for a few minutes we were not served and we left. I liked that it was self guided (no limits on time or space). If you have the money it's worth the few pictures. We went back the next morning after we were turned away and there was a thick fog over the city. The coolest things to view are brandenburg gates, jewish memorial and the new jewish synagogue

My favorite breakfast spot, and the best way to start your day in Berlin! It does get a bit…read morecrowded, which is testament to how much this place is enjoyed by locals and tourists. Staff is also super friendly and helpful, with recommending food and places to visit too! We ordered cappuccinos and a smashed avocado focaccia to share. Absolutely loved the presentation, and the focaccia was so flavorful. Also probably one of the better coffees I've had in Berlin. Highly recommend if you're looking for a good breakfast spot!

We fell in love with this breakfast spot. Have gone twice and will likely go one last time before…read morewe leave. This place is so good. The atmosphere, the service and the food are so good. The coffee is also yum and they have alt milks. Don't miss this spot.