Adorable corner shop with so many types of chocolates and coffee drinks. Worth a stop, but be aware…read moreof the small amount of space inside

I'd been biking for about three quarters of an hour when I suddenly felt really sick. Before the…read moremedicine kicked in, the only thing that could make me feel better was a hot tea, so I scrambled into the nearest café I could find. As luck would have it, I walked into this wonderful little café! Stepping inside, I felt like I'd been transported into a little cove of spring time happiness. With flowers, textiles, and pink furniture, it gave off a cozy, somewhat feminine, but sophisticated vibe. (The website gives a good impression of the general feel of the place.) They didn't seem to have internet, so it probably wouldn't be optimal for working/studying. However, it's definitely a fantastic place to read a book or have chat over a small muffin or two. The surrounding area wasn't particularly interesting, but when you're inside, you're whisked away to another world--one of flowers and freshness. Definitely worth checking out.

This is a gem in Berlin! Wonderful vibe, excellent food made with love. The coffee is truly crafted…read morewith care. The service is kind and helpful! We enjoyed the scrambled eggs, the salads and also the delicious and rich pancakes. Highly recommend checking this place out when you're in Berlin.

Finally found some good coffee Smells very aromatic and tastes like it should. Lots of…read moretables outside if you want to stay a while and have another

We are from Portland Oregon so delicious coffee is important to us. Enricos coffee is really,…read morereally good. We go there every morning!!

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

Word on the street is that there's a relatively new coffee shop in Schöneberg that serves up some…read morevery tasty banana bread. Unfortunately, the banana bread had already been sold out by the time I managed to swing by Urban Supply this afternoon around 3 p.m. (if anything, that only shows how good it is) so I can't personally attest to the deliciousness of the banana bread. However, I did enjoy a very smooth, bright-tasting Americano for €2. Although Urban Supply only opened in November 2017, I can already tell that it's become a neighborhood favorite just two short months later. Even on a typical rainy Berlin winter day, I saw plenty of people stop by for a coffee to-go or settle in for a nice chat with a friend. Though the pictures on the website depict a very bright, minimalistic hipster interior, it was pretty dark and a little moody during my visit. That was probably due to the weather, but I think this alternative aesthetic works well for Urban Supply -- you want your coffee to be dark and strong! Aside from the popular banana bread, Urban Supply also offers smoothies, sandwiches, and all the Fritz-Kola your heart could ever desire. Sit back and relax: there are plenty of comfy seat cushions and free wifi to boot!

Very cute coffee shop, with indoor and outdoor seating. They do breakfast/brunch and lunch. We came…read morehere while staying at the hostel just a few doors down. I ordered the Berlin Bagel, which came with smoked salmon, but my friend and I got our orders to go. I got all the way upstairs to my room at the hostel before I opened up the box to see scrambled eggs, bacon, and toast. I went all the way back down to exchange my order. I was just confused as to how they mixed it up- my friend also got a sandwich and they don't even package sandwiches/bagels (wrapped in a paper bag) the same way as they do the breakfasts with eggs (styrofoam to-go box). Other than that, the bagel sandwich was just okay, the bagel was kind of tough and chewy and the lemon cream cheese was not my favorite when paired with the smoked salmon.

Drop in for a cup of espresso and buy some coffee beans to bring some joy back home. Most probably…read morethe owner Mr. Sager himself will prepare your coffee for you. The boss also roasts the beans himself. Fully devoted to the coffee world he gives his best to pass the very soul of coffee to his clients. There is no food here except for a couple of tasty homemade pastries and some chocolates, which is just natural for a temple of coffee. My opinion: the best espresso you can find in Berlin. 14.03.2011 unfortunately not the best espresso in Berlin anymore. Last week I visited this location after quite a pause and was really disappointed. Don't know if the owner has changed (I didn't see Herr Sager around this time) bur espresso has definitely changed. The taste is still all right but the consistence is not "Italian" anymore. For my taste it was too watery and not enough oily. The pastries are still delicious, the staff very friendly (they even tried to make me another espresso as they noticed that I was not satisfied with mine) and the atmosphere is nice. But from now on I gonna drink my coffee elsewhere...

It is very charming, that's out of question. But I hope the staff only had a bad day when I…read morevisited. They seemed to get more friendly during my stay, but I will definitely not come back I that happens again. A nice place though, with perfect self roasted coffee.

LOVE this place! Really cozy interior and the patio is beautiful in the summertime. I felt so…read morecomfortable here. They have a nice selection of cakes to go with your drink. Tastefully decorated and the WiFi signal was reliable. I'll be a regular here!

What a cute place, great athmosphere. Went here for a meeting and did not eat but someone I was…read morethere with ordered a soup that looked and smelled divine. I'll try it as it's real close to my praxis!

I googled cool places to visit in Berlin and this location came up as the actual restaurant that…read morethe scene from "Inglorious Bastards" was filmed. We were close to the cafe so decided to give it a try. We of course ordered the Apple strudel and pumpkin soup. The pumpkin soup was delicious and the the food presentation was so appetizing. The strudel was a little dry but pretty good. The service was really , really slow and it took awhile for us to get our order. I would check it out. It was an interesting place for sure.

There are many Einstein cafes in Berlin but don't be fooled this is the one. We wanted to visit…read morebased on that infamous Apple Strudel scene from that Tarantino film. Movies aside this place is just cool and classy. The servers know a thing or two about great service and the food, oh the food! We ordered the scrambled eggs with bacon & onions, smoked salmon with bagel and Chicken club sandwich with Cappuccino. We shared a Chocolate Torte for dessert-amazing! The eggs were scrambled and cooked to perfection (asked for soft scramble), chicken club was also tasty as well the Salmon. We shared a Chocolate Torte for dessert-amazing! We got a tour of the 2nd level which has a former cigar/smoking room as well a Scotch drinking room. They will also show you the room where that famous scene was shot. A must stop when visiting Berlin! For the food, vibe and wonderful staff.

Looked sweet but no WiFi so I wasn't able to stay since I am traveling and need to be connected.read more

Loved this coffee. The croissants do not disappoint. You are welcome to order entirely in French if…read moreyou like, German, or they can handle your English too if you need to.

Café Bilderbuch is the apple of Schöneberg's eye when it comes to Gemütlichkeit (or coziness) but…read moreI'm afraid that the hype doesn't quite extend to its food. As the name of the restaurant suggests, the atmosphere is picturebook perfect: imagine that you've walked right into someone's antique living room/dining room/personal library hybrid (complete with comfy armchairs and bookcases) and you have Café Bilderbuch. But only come here for a meal on a slower day if you have time to kill because the service can be a little slower. One of the male servers is also a little brusque. The breakfast options are a little unimaginative, though they are very stereotypically German. Think bread, meat, cheese, and smoked salmon. I did like, however, how the menu was printed in a newspaper format and how each dish's name had a German fairy tale theme. I had Der Froschkönig, which consisted of smoked salmon, trout, eggs with caviar, olives, butter, bread, and a glass of orange juice for €8.90. It was nice that the orange juice was included, but I still felt like it wasn't very filling for what I paid -- it was basically a generous amount of smoked salmon, a single hardboiled egg, and a few pieces of fruit. But what's more disappointing is the fact that the restaurant is open until midnight, but the dinner menu is pretty much barren. There must've only been about five or six options when I went there for dinner last week. I had Omas Hühnersuppe -- it certainly hit the spot on such a cold winter's night but my grandma's chicken soup is packed to the brim with ingredients unlike Café Bilderbuch's version. It was, however, only €6.90 (which was actually cheaper than my breakfast!) but the dinner menu leaves a lot to be desired. While you might miss out on some of the live piano nights, I'd only recommend this place for brunch if you'd like to get a taste of a typical German breakfast and typical German customer service.

I sat down quite a few minutes after they were already open. There were maybe two other customers…read morealready there. It took over 10 minutes for someone to decide to get my order. The coffee was ok. Ok as in "to prepare it like this I would've just done it in my house". Not an offense but not really what we would expect from a place with those prices. With the exception of the particular waitress that serviced me, the rest of the staff stroke me as impatient and borderline rude. I had a terrible experience.