Centrally located but very Americanized coffee shop. Good coffee and although I didn't try or…read morelearn about roasting looks like a cool place to do that!

Bloody average is more like it. I chose this spot because the photos looked cozy. Nien! Pride…read morecometh before the fall. Everything lacked execution. The coffee was weak and served in a drinking glass so not hot. The "squeak" had good flavor, but also had hit and misses. Poached egg and hollandaise, excellent. Generous bacon but not crispy. The scalloped potatoes was limp. It DOES NOT open at 8AM but at 9. When I asked the manager about it, he responded with a blase attitude. It was chilly outside so I had second thoughts, wish I left. The manager did not bother to let me know it was open as he chatted away, and evidently let a customer in but promptly locked the door. What??? The server was a millimeter better on the human scale of personality. Also the food took quite a while to come out. Mind you I was the second, but first sit down customer. Maybe the staff should do more prepping instead of chilling over a cook of coffee. It is on the pricier side. I could have ate at my hotel for a few euros less. Guess I know where I will be tomorrow morning.

From the owner: Wir rösten Spitzenkaffees für den täglichen Bedarf und verwenden Rohstoffee aus ökologischen Anbau.read more

I was surprised to see Kiez Rösterei missing from Yelp because they've been around for more than a…read moreyear now and are otherwise quite up to snuff technologically, with a Facebook page and modern website. This is where we get our coffee grounds every week. They offer whole beans from a variety of different suppliers, but their specialty is organic and fair trade, including a wide range from Kaffee Museum where the owner Stefan first started as a roaster in 2008. The shop also sells high-end coffee machines and supplies of all sorts. It's clear they are very serious about the stuff, but they don't look down their nose at you when you simply pick a small bag of beans and ask them to grind them for a commoner's french press. They always do it with a smile -- especially store manager Tahereh who will praise you for your selection or gently nudge you in the right direction if you're unsure about which of the many varieties to choose. You can have a cup of coffee in the shop as well, where there is ample seating, wifi, and a few sweets to go with your drink.

Nice people, fine attitude and even better coffee. They live what they drink. This five stars…read moremainly for the coffee - it´s one of Berlin´s best roasteries!

If you're looking for a super hip almost American ish vibey coffee shop with lots of light, wood…read moreand brick minimal style, outlets for your Mac and a large working desk are topped with bites of yummy treats and sandwiches AND INCREDIBLE AVOCADO TOAST you have found the place. Very delicious, reasonably priced. Also for the coffee connoisseurs that want lots of options. PHENOMENAL brew. Located on a picturesque quiet street in hip Kreuzberg with outside seating options it's a perfect choice for any time of day. Music on point. From chill to low key tech house at a nice background volume. Very friendly staff. Only downside. No cash accepted. Cards only.

Amazing coffee with so many different choices based on your taste preference. The brownie was so…read moreyummy. We had to come back more than once. They only accept cash! can't wait to come back again next time I'm in berlin again

Yellow Star Coffee was established in Spring 2007. Since…read morethem it is my favourite address for Coffee. Latte, Schümli, Espresso or Mokka; all will be prepared, percoleted and served with knowledge and love. Impressive is the offer of 80 different coffee types and blends - mainly roasts from the countries of origin like Trung Nguyên (Vietnam), Kona (Hawaii), Jungle grown arabica(Äthiopia) or Sachers Kaffee (Austria). Some of them you can enjoy at the café in cosily ambience. Beyond this you will find a fine selection of delicious chocolades. For all of these you will get a professional guidance.

A little cozy coffee store in Prenzlauer Berg. The owners are lovely and are always very helpful…read moreand eager to make your choice easier. A wide range of coffee blends and reasonable prices make me come back again and again. And I never miss a chance to have an espresso when I pass by. Strongly recommended!

I just got a tasty latte and a stale chocolate croissant for 70% of Berlins current minimum wage…read more(brutto!). No wonder much of the Berlin I know scoffs at English-speakers. Bonanza keeps it classist

A good place to study and be productive. Very spacious, open and lots of natural lighting and a lot…read moreof tables. Wifi is great here. The coffee is roasted on site I believe. There are no sandwiches here only small bits and pieces of baked goods, so I guess make sure you are not starving when you come here. The cafe is sort of divided in two sections. Right when you walk in, to the left hand side you have this large table with lots of charging stations and lights in the centre, where you sit and share the table with everyone. Kind of reminds me of one of those study tables in a library. To your right there are small tables more suitable for one to two person per table for conversations or reading. It is a bit of a walk from the u Bahn station, which is the only reason stopping me from visiting this place more frequently.

From the owner: Wir bieten feinste Spezialitäten-Kaffees an. Neben dem Hauskaffee, der speziell auf die La Marzocco…read moreabgestimmt wurde, gibt es wöchentlich wechselnde Varietäten. Die hauseigene Kaffeerösterei befindet sich an der gleichen Adresse im 2. Hinterhof, was unschlagbare Frische der Röstungen garantiert. Zudem servieren wir an der Bar 15 Sorten der besten Rum's und wenige, aber ausgesuchte Weine.

I haven't been here in ages, so I was surprised when I stopped in to grab a coffee to go and found…read morethe place had been remodeled. It looked kind of run down some 10 years ago, but now it looks really lovely and light and minimalist. I got a long black to go and it was good. The place was packed on an early Sunday afternoon, full of people talking with their friends, etc. Coffee tastes like I remember. All in all, a good spot in the area.

This place is off the hook! I loved the cute little shop! I guess there are 3 owners and that is…read morehow the coffee shop gets it's name - 3 heads in Spanish! My cortado was absolute perfection! And then I saw my favorite custard treat!! I had to have it! And they also gave me a chocolate covered espresso bean! It's a win win here! I sat outside enjoyed my coffee and the wi fi for a couple hours. A great location to people watch too! And in walking distance from the hip Friedrichshain neighborhood. If you are in Berlin try to stop here for your caffeine jolt!