Map says it's one minute walk...this lovely coffee spot is nice, clean, and friendly. Cappuccino is…read moregood & the croissant is freshly baked...delicious ! Free Wi-Fi is a bonus! Typical coffee shop with comfortable chairs in & outdoor. It's a rainy-weather day, so cooping inside with warm coffee & out-looking the (big glass) window is an lovely option. While the background music plays soft acoustic version of some well-known music (classy!)...it's my favorite spot for now :) It also service small & healthy kind of sandwiches. Not open on Sundays.

I wish I could give a 10! Great ambiance, very friendly owner and staff, high quality cakes and…read morecoffee. A gem of a place in our neighborhood!

The Feuerbach restaurant in Steglitz is located off the beaten path and close to a huge shopping…read morestreet in Berlin (Schlossstrasse). It is on the ground floor of an Art deco building and has a small dining room and quaint outdoor patio that is framed by a hedge. Besides its popularity as breakfast venue it is known for a Mediterranean and modern German fare with a weekly changing menu. The French breakfast is EUR 4.50, an average entrée around EUR 10-15. The café/restaurant can be recommended for breakfast before an excessive shopping spree, for lunch in between or to let the day fade out after your shopping spree. + Cute little restaurant and café off the beaten path, + yummy breakfast choices

A place to sit back and relax whilst still feeling a part of the Berlin's hustle and bustle on the…read morestreet. The 1920s interior makes you feel like you're at a classier version of home (my home at least), especially when the fire is roaring during winter and you can hang up your coat in the garderobe beside the door. I have had the breakfast buffet here on Sunday many times and it is always wonderful food although getting a coffee to go with it can be a bit slow.

Very, very nice! A small entrance will bring you to a second story gem at Schlossstrasse where you…read morecan enjoy a hearty breakfast, lunch or snacks. Go there! You won't be dissapointed.

Very beautiful nostalgic cafe hidden in the shopping mile , nice food and friendly service :)read more

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.

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.

Meet locals and always interesting people. Very diverse dive bar. Also open up late! Make sure to…read moremeet Nomi, the owner, always up for great stories about the happenings in the kiez.

It's a beautiful villa and it's nice outside with the little park there, a definite good place to…read moreeat outside. I ordered the campari orange drink. It was a great price for a not good drink. It had that taste like you get when you brush your teeth or have a mint, then have orange juice. We wife got a pesto spaghetti dish. She said it was good but too much sauce. I got the rindgoulasch. The sauce was overly tomato-ey, didn't have the nice spices and flavors that goulasch normally does here. Spätzle is spätzle, but the beef in the dish was perfect. All-in-all we spent like €25-€30, and while the setting was great, the food really wasn't worth walking back down there for.

This has to be the best place for cakes and coffee. We have been to both locations now and the…read morecakes are awesome. The selection is good and the cakes are not overly sweet.

This small tea room in Friedenau, a slightly posh district away from the tourist turmoil, is a very…read morenice place to eat very good cakes. The best way is, of course, in the summer where the outside terrace (on a quite busy street) allows you to savor your chocolate cake and sip your latte under the sun. Provided you get your chocolate cake: more often than not, there is a variety of - admittedly yummy - other cakes available in the refrigerated display window, but no chocolate cake anymore... even though, I guess, 50% of the customers want their chocolate fix. (Which means that even though there might be some left when you enter the shop, it might be sold out by the time you get the chance to place your order.) Another criticism: the staff isn't very friendly. Prices are OK though and completely justified by the quality of the products. Counter service only! Don't wait at your table for a waiter.