I was not sure if to give it 4 or 5 stars, I have given it 4 in the German version and in my…read moreEnglish review, I am giving it five stars. As the name suggests, it is an antiques cafe, everything - the furniture, the china, the decoration - is antiques that make this cafe seem like somebody's grandmother's living room. In addition, the antiques shown are for sale. I was there with people who were all around 70 yea old, and they were all delighted. I must say that I have also liked it, but have to put it within a certain context: (1) The area - I think it is the "best cafe in Reinickendorf", but it doesn't say much about the cafe, but about this neighbourhood. This is not a touristy area, but there are few places worth a visit nearby (I am thinking mostly of the "White City", Weisse Stadt neighbourhood, which is just north of the cafe, and is Unesco World Heritage site, see http://www.qype.co.uk/place/33252-Weisse-Stadt-Berlin ) (2) The cakes etc. are all very "homey", not polished confectionery cakes, but exactly the stuff you'd get at somebody's grandma, which is not bad - just different. (3) One thing that made me a bit uneasy - it might be only me - is that there was quite a lot of memorabilia from the 1936 Olympics (the Nazi Olympics) over there. If I am not mistaken, I have even seen a swastika in one of the pictures. Now - I am pretty sure that the owner is anything BUT a Nazi (and his collection is just an antik collection), it just made me feel a bit at unease (this is why I have given it four stars in the German text, in fact). So, it might not be a place I'd come especially from the city for, but if I'd be in the area - it would be my first choice for a cafe.

A well appointed café in an area that desperately needs one…read more The chili con carne was great. Fresh ginger tea - spicy. The carrot cake and cappucinno were delicious. I think there is WiFi there also. The furniture was a nice mix of new and old, giving a new place already a sense of presence and history and it's a cut above the ikea crap so many places in P-Berg suffer with. I'm going back for the chili, the ambience, and the music. A great selection of jazzy covers. And the large windows will be a good place to sit with a cup of joe in the coming winter months. Yeah, Pankow!

Don't go there if you're a vegitarian. They don't understand the concept. I've ordered a pizza…read morediavolo Without the salami double checked and there is no other meat on it?. He nodded. Pizza came and looked amazing, until i spottes the salami. No problem, happens. I told him and he took it and walked, taking the pizza withou saying a word. 15 minutes later someone else gave me a pizza with ham instead of salami. I gave up, asked for the bill, paid and left. I didn't touch the lizza but they just. ignored that

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.

Cafe. Has gluten-free, GRAIN-free options. Had the expresso,…read moreexcellent bean and grind for a curb-side cafe (auch bio). Chili con carne was excellent, and not too spicy for a german pallette, while not lacking in depth of flavour either. Service was enjoyable. Next door there is a whiskey shop to pick up haggis flavoured crisps.