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(4.5 stars) I'm now officially obsessed with habanero pesto. I couldn't not order the avocado toast when I saw it and I'm so glad I did because it was just what I needed for a weekend afternoon, along with some filter coffee. Also loved the watery tomatoes on top, made for really great bites. I wasn't crazy about the sourdough bread, maybe I just had an off slice, but would totally order again.
Sweet service even though they were super busy! The courtyard is lovely so if it's a pretty day, and tables are available, I highly suggest sitting outside. They do roast their own coffee so I suggest grabbing a bag. The food was great! The avocado toast was so fresh and the poached egg was done perfectly!
This cafe is unique! It's situated at the backyard court among the surrounding buildings with indoor and outdoor seatings . They serve a variety of Latte Art drinks, snacks and patisseries. They really setve a good coffee and is indeed perfect for chilling out and very quiet and away from the street noise. This is my first time to this place and will be back.
Put simply, winter really sucks for people who wear glasses. Those blessed with good eyesight can simply stroll indoors and welcome the the blast of heat as a respite from the cold. Those who aren't as lucky see their glasses immediately fog up thanks to the instant change in temperature. I'd never had any employee try to help me while I pitifully wiped my glasses off on a shirt, sweater, or scarf for the first 30 seconds after stepping foot inside a restaurant or a coffee shop... until my visit to Father Carpenter. Because I didn't hear her ask if I needed a napkin, the employee behind the counter actually walked over to where I was and handed it to me, quickly becoming my hero of the day. What great service, and I hadn't even ordered yet. I can't deny that I'm a sucker for avocado toast. (Guess that means I'm just another millennial who won't be able to afford to buy a house in the future!) Avocado toast is usually run-of-the-mill everywhere you go unless you're willing to drop more money on fancy, artisanal add-ons. I've always found myself ordering heartier brunch-style avocado toast that come with poached eggs, so it was a pleasant surprise for me to see that Father Carpenter's only avocado toast option came with hummus and harissa. (Alas, I had to get my poached egg fix as an add-on for €2.) Both the hummus and the harissa came on the side, which I appreciated because I had to pass on the spicy harissa because it overpowered the rest of the flavors. The hummus, however, did add a nice and subtle garlicky kick to the avocado toast. On the other hand, I thought that the sourdough was an interesting bread choice because the toasted crust made the dish a little hard to cut with a knife, but it was still very tasty. You won't find yourself randomly walking past the coffee shop and then deciding to give it a try because Father Carpenter is tucked away in a courtyard hidden from the main street. It's a beautiful and peaceful courtyard though, and I can't wait to enjoy my meal there once the weather gets warmer. I found the clientele quite international -- I mostly heard English being spoken. This might be one of the reasons that Father Carpenter offers complimentary tap water, which is a rarity in Berlin restaurants. While I thought my avocado toast was a little pricy, I loved the complexity of flavors and came in expecting Mitte prices in the first place.
Nestled in the corner of a historic courtyard, serving up deli soups coffees and teas and fresh toasts with toppings like whipped feta, pork, avocado and poached eggs. Stop here for a pick-me-up and a snack, or for lunch. Service was prompt and friendly. Space is limited so not the best for larger parties. Now go enjoy Berlin!
Father Carpenter is tucked away in a beautiful courtyard off a high foot traffic street in Berlin Mitte. Thus, quite easy to miss this spot as there's only a small sign directing the curious through a courtyard and into this hidden gem of a coffee shop. While their food offerings looked delectable, we only stopped by for more coffee and conversations, since my friend, bf, and I had just had brunch/coffee at a different spot prior to coming here. I was surprised by how busy this place was for a weekday! I could only imagine what it's like here on weekends. After ordering our oat milk flat whites at the counter, we were motioned to an empty table so we could seat ourselves. This was gracious of them because it seemed that the indoor space was only being occupied by customers who had ordered brunch food. I was pleased by their service and space, which is cosy and emits a chill atmosphere for friends to converse. The oat milk flat white was smooth. In addition, the workers here all speak English and one can overhear conversations in English, a point that further justifies one of the reasons why I love Berlin so much-- it's such an international city. The outdoor courtyard seating would be oh so lovely during the warmer months, that's for sure.
Such a cute cafe in Mitte! It's tucked away in a courtyard off one of the main shopping streets, so it's very calm and peaceful. There's a nice outside seating area and two different counters: one for takeaway and one for sitting down. We stopped in the table service section for a weekday breakfast. It was almost empty when we arrived around 9:30, but was completely packed by 11am. I'm not sure what all this "3rd wave coffee" movement is all about, but Father Carpenter makes a damn good (and strong) cup of espresso. We paired our drinks with the banana bread (very moist and with a great compote on the side) and a full order of the avocado toast. The toast was definitely a hearty dish; each slice of bread must have been an inch thick and had what looked like an entire avocado. The toast also came with a variety of seeds, hummus, greens, and spicy harissa, which made for a very filling meal. The staff was also very friendly, and they have fast wifi!
Tucked in a little courtyard, this place couldn't be more adorable. The sweetest staff ever! Ordered the avocado toast with poached egg (I can't remember the proper name) and it was delicious! My latte was perfect! Seven days into my Germany trip, I needed this little place. It's refreshing and good for the soul!
Great coffee, great avo toast! Berlin certainly has no shortage of terrific third wave coffee houses so each time I'm in town I try to check out a different one. Since we were staying not far from Alexanderplatz we decided to have brunch here. It's located inside a courtyard with access to a handful of boutiques. Seating is a little limited and patrons spill out on to the courtyard. We did get a table inside and had lattes and avocado toast with smoked salmon. It was delicious and exactly what we wanted at the time.
Nice outdoor seating area in a courtyard tucked away, and really good avocado toast! Very filling. I've heard the coffee is great but I am a tea drinker so didn't partake. There is a to-go area as well. Service was good and quick. On a Saturday morning there are tons of people so get there early!
Coffee shop inside the alley, location was nice. Inside is crowded with tables within 2 ft of each other. Brunch was below average. Avocado toast has weird strong flavors and chili tasted straight from the can. Definitely won't be back other than for maybe coffee on the go. Menu most definitely needs revising. read more
You can find this restaurant tucked away in a courtyard that you have to aggressively through an alleyway of sorts. It was pretty busy for a weekday morning, but it wasn't a long wait for a table. I had the best salmon benedict here with a nice lavender matcha. read more
5 years ago
This place is hands down one of the best brunch spots in Berlin. It's located inside a cute courtyard, and in case you're looking for directions just turn left right before the New Balance store. This spot is definitely busy so come early if you want a seat. Make sure to bring your vaccination or negative covid test. The food itself was incredible. We got the pulled pork toast, which I believe they are known for. It's so delicious and the poached eggs are perfect. I'm a huge pesto fan and the avocado toast was incredible. Their habanero pesto is exquisite and unlike other restaurants they did NOT skimp on the pesto which made me so happy. 10/10 would go here again and again. read more
(4.5 stars) I'm now officially obsessed with habanero pesto. I couldn't not order the avocado toast when I saw it and I'm so glad I did because it was just what I needed for a weekend afternoon, along with some filter coffee. Also loved the watery tomatoes on top, made for really great bites. I wasn't crazy about the sourdough bread, maybe I just had an off slice, but would totally order again. read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
Sweet service even though they were super busy! The courtyard is lovely so if it's a pretty day, and tables are available, I highly suggest sitting outside. They do roast their own coffee so I suggest grabbing a bag. The food was great! The avocado toast was so fresh and the poached egg was done perfectly! read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
2 years ago
To put one poached egg on a piece of toast with some leaves, and two pieces of mushroom - and sell this practically empty dish for €18... to call this a shameless rip off would be a compliment. Otherwise, nice ambiance. read more
3 years ago
In a super cute courtyard past a 14 ounces sign lies excellent cold brew and amazing latte. The food is also good in terms of the toast with butter and berries including ever tart gooseberries and salmon Benedict toast. read more
3 years ago
This cafe is unique! It's situated at the backyard court among the surrounding buildings with indoor and outdoor seatings . They serve a variety of Latte Art drinks, snacks and patisseries. They really setve a good coffee and is indeed perfect for chilling out and very quiet and away from the street noise. This is my first time to this place and will be back. read more
Put simply, winter really sucks for people who wear glasses. Those blessed with good eyesight can simply stroll indoors and welcome the the blast of heat as a respite from the cold. Those who aren't as lucky see their glasses immediately fog up thanks to the instant change in temperature. I'd never had any employee try to help me while I pitifully wiped my glasses off on a shirt, sweater, or scarf for the first 30 seconds after stepping foot inside a restaurant or a coffee shop... until my visit to Father Carpenter. Because I didn't hear her ask if I needed a napkin, the employee behind the counter actually walked over to where I was and handed it to me, quickly becoming my hero of the day. What great service, and I hadn't even ordered yet. I can't deny that I'm a sucker for avocado toast. (Guess that means I'm just another millennial who won't be able to afford to buy a house in the future!) Avocado toast is usually run-of-the-mill everywhere you go unless you're willing to drop more money on fancy, artisanal add-ons. I've always found myself ordering heartier brunch-style avocado toast that come with poached eggs, so it was a pleasant surprise for me to see that Father Carpenter's only avocado toast option came with hummus and harissa. (Alas, I had to get my poached egg fix as an add-on for €2.) Both the hummus and the harissa came on the side, which I appreciated because I had to pass on the spicy harissa because it overpowered the rest of the flavors. The hummus, however, did add a nice and subtle garlicky kick to the avocado toast. On the other hand, I thought that the sourdough was an interesting bread choice because the toasted crust made the dish a little hard to cut with a knife, but it was still very tasty. You won't find yourself randomly walking past the coffee shop and then deciding to give it a try because Father Carpenter is tucked away in a courtyard hidden from the main street. It's a beautiful and peaceful courtyard though, and I can't wait to enjoy my meal there once the weather gets warmer. I found the clientele quite international -- I mostly heard English being spoken. This might be one of the reasons that Father Carpenter offers complimentary tap water, which is a rarity in Berlin restaurants. While I thought my avocado toast was a little pricy, I loved the complexity of flavors and came in expecting Mitte prices in the first place. read more
6 years ago
Nestled in the corner of a historic courtyard, serving up deli soups coffees and teas and fresh toasts with toppings like whipped feta, pork, avocado and poached eggs. Stop here for a pick-me-up and a snack, or for lunch. Service was prompt and friendly. Space is limited so not the best for larger parties. Now go enjoy Berlin! read more
4 years ago
Father Carpenter is tucked away in a beautiful courtyard off a high foot traffic street in Berlin Mitte. Thus, quite easy to miss this spot as there's only a small sign directing the curious through a courtyard and into this hidden gem of a coffee shop. While their food offerings looked delectable, we only stopped by for more coffee and conversations, since my friend, bf, and I had just had brunch/coffee at a different spot prior to coming here. I was surprised by how busy this place was for a weekday! I could only imagine what it's like here on weekends. After ordering our oat milk flat whites at the counter, we were motioned to an empty table so we could seat ourselves. This was gracious of them because it seemed that the indoor space was only being occupied by customers who had ordered brunch food. I was pleased by their service and space, which is cosy and emits a chill atmosphere for friends to converse. The oat milk flat white was smooth. In addition, the workers here all speak English and one can overhear conversations in English, a point that further justifies one of the reasons why I love Berlin so much-- it's such an international city. The outdoor courtyard seating would be oh so lovely during the warmer months, that's for sure. read more
Such a cute cafe in Mitte! It's tucked away in a courtyard off one of the main shopping streets, so it's very calm and peaceful. There's a nice outside seating area and two different counters: one for takeaway and one for sitting down. We stopped in the table service section for a weekday breakfast. It was almost empty when we arrived around 9:30, but was completely packed by 11am. I'm not sure what all this "3rd wave coffee" movement is all about, but Father Carpenter makes a damn good (and strong) cup of espresso. We paired our drinks with the banana bread (very moist and with a great compote on the side) and a full order of the avocado toast. The toast was definitely a hearty dish; each slice of bread must have been an inch thick and had what looked like an entire avocado. The toast also came with a variety of seeds, hummus, greens, and spicy harissa, which made for a very filling meal. The staff was also very friendly, and they have fast wifi! read more
4 years ago
6 years ago
Tucked in a little courtyard, this place couldn't be more adorable. The sweetest staff ever! Ordered the avocado toast with poached egg (I can't remember the proper name) and it was delicious! My latte was perfect! Seven days into my Germany trip, I needed this little place. It's refreshing and good for the soul! read more
9 years ago
Delicious coffee, friendly service, good breakfast options (albeit quite limited & no GF options), and really nice atmosphere sitting in the courtyard on warm days. Would be back! read more
Great coffee, great avo toast! Berlin certainly has no shortage of terrific third wave coffee houses so each time I'm in town I try to check out a different one. Since we were staying not far from Alexanderplatz we decided to have brunch here. It's located inside a courtyard with access to a handful of boutiques. Seating is a little limited and patrons spill out on to the courtyard. We did get a table inside and had lattes and avocado toast with smoked salmon. It was delicious and exactly what we wanted at the time. read more
10 years ago
7 years ago
Nice outdoor seating area in a courtyard tucked away, and really good avocado toast! Very filling. I've heard the coffee is great but I am a tea drinker so didn't partake. There is a to-go area as well. Service was good and quick. On a Saturday morning there are tons of people so get there early! read more
8 years ago
First saw pictures of their ice coffees on Instagram and thought they looked lovely. Then read the praising reviews. Admittedly not an avid coffee drinker and when I do chose coffee over tea I basically only drink soy or oat lattes. But I also find that very few baristas know how to make a decent soy latte that don't get that nasty soy tang. I'm so happy to report that Father Carpenter's is now the third place ever that has done that successfully! Their soy latte is amazing, full of flavour and milky creaminess without a tang. The staff is really friendly (and even speaks a tad Swedish), the ambiance is sweet and the interior relaxing, simple and cool. Incl the toilet. Loved the small bouquets with fresh wild flowers on the tables. And how the place is situated on a beautiful courtyard They also serve great sandwiches, I had feta cheese and sweet potato + the salad which was a half/half mix of vegetarian and vegan, both excellent, flavourful and fresh. I'm guessing the sweet baked goods are equally fine. If I lived in Berlin this would certainly be a favourite place to return too. Hopefully I will be able to on my next visit instead. They apparently don't have free wi-fi and don't accept card payments - that would be my two only wishes for an even better cafe experience. read more
8 years ago
9 years ago
Coffee is good but a little over rated. Service sucks. Carrot cake... meh. The courtyard where this place is nestled is very nice when the weather helps. read more
9 years ago
8 years ago
8 years ago
If you want to experience a dreamy breakfast or lunch this is the place to go! Their affordable and delicious menu is definitely brining me back to Father Carpenter. The best places will give you the easiest tips and inspirations.. for instance the banana bread was fresh, soft AND served with peanut butter. Amazing! And don't forget to order coffee- a flat white if you want tasty fresh beans. Their menu gives you the option to combine a great sandwich with toppings. Offering something for everybody. They don't just look amazing, they taste even better! Setting is hipp and rustic, and there is enough seating. However, during rush hour there could be a wait. Don't let that discourage you from trying Father Carpenter. This place is offering great food and atmosphere for everybody. read more
7 years ago
9 years ago
Smashed avo in Berlin. Like a little bit of Aussie cafe style. Best coffee we've found in Germany. Owen, what a champ. Cheerful service. read more
This place is amazing. Coffee is just perfect - they use five elephants roast from Berlin. The location is great yet a little hidden. You need to go into the first courtyard through an archway - the patio is beautiful and you can choose to sit outside next to a little fountain. Service is friendly - only downside: no cards accepted. We tried the salmon roll which was delicious. Good lox and dill on a nice brioche bun. The place is beautifully decorated and there is a designer clothing store somehow connected to it. Try it out - you won't regret it! read more
9 years ago
The best poached eggs we ate in berlin.we took the banana bread and really enjoyed as well. Really great coffee also. read more
Cozy shop in darling courtyard - Hackescher Hof area of Berlin. Friendly service and excellent coffee - we had two cappuccinos to take away - helped stave off the damp fall day. Not using their own roasts yet, the local Berlin roasters Five Elephant espresso was expertly prepared. Would love to try their roast when available. read more
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Muenzstr. 21
1. Hof
10178 Berlin
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Mitte
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