kapitalist is located in the beautiful oderberger strasse in the prenzlauer berg neighborhood of…read moreberlin and serves as a cafe during the day and a bar at night. it has that 'dilapidated but chic' vibe, which, to me, is very inviting. smoking is permitted. you can't order food but the wide variety of drinks offered compensates for that. [ prices: cocktails are 8.50€, beer is around 2.50€, wine is 4.00€ up, you can get a cappuccino for 2,40€ etc] kapitalist is self service (you order at the bar but they bring you your drinks). the service was friendly but a bit slow the last few time i've been there.

Turkish bakery and breakfast house with a wide choice of breakfast options. Probably the best in…read morethe area.

This is a MUST TO VISIT hole in the wall cafe…read more We ordered: Rubarb Quark Cream Cake - not too sweet with tangy of Rubarb, super creamy and refreshing Raspberry Chocolate Cake - dense dark choco cake base with layer of Rapberry jam It is an outdoor seating, I saw many local purchase whole cakes from this cake shop. Flat White and cappuchino are decent. Clean after yourself as you finish. Give them a try!

This is a nice place to go. I had my study abroad program here in Berlin and my birthday happened…read moreto be in June. I was browsing cake shops online, because I had no idea how to buy a birthday cake in Berlin. Then I found this shop and I called it. The staff told me that I should have made a reservation one or two days before and they couldn't make me a new cake but could create a cake. So I went there. The cake was amazing and the staff there was so nice. The cake was not really expensive. I love the tiramisu, eggnog, strawberry flavors the best. I would go there again to spend a cozy afternoon after class!!!

Didn't come here for their Sunday brunch but I did have a tasty breakfast, which they serve until…read more3pm. Good prices - scrambled eggs with bacon and onions mixed in with a bread basket and small salad was only €6.80. Their WiFi was free & seemed strong. The service was excellent - the waiter was friendly and spoke good English too. English menus are available. Good place to come with a friend or with a laptop for work. I will definitely come again next week.

A favorite Sunday brunch place for years for it's deliciously wide but conquerable selection of…read morefresh-made dishes. Mediterranean style dishes such as poached fish, lentil falafels, and veg lasagna make up the warm food section. Plenty of cold cuts, cheeses, bread, SMOKED SALMON, and a yogurt/müsli bar make up the cold selection. Sunday brunch is about 10Euro without drinks. Service is efficient, and the coffee is good!

This is one of the top dining experiences I've had in my life. We originally were going to go…read moresomewhere else but they were cash only and we didn't have enough. Varga Hennecke was next door and the menu looks appealing so we went in. Upon arrival it was empty but the owner was happy to entertain us with some great conversation. Turns out he is a well experienced chef specializing in Italian food. Very small place, only 5 dining tables with some bar seating, so I would recommend a reservation. But the wine was fabulous, Jacob beer, and incredible pasta. I never expected to be so blown away by Italian food in Berlin!

Wow. I have never had such treatment at a public establishment in my life. I have traveled all over…read morethe world and went here with my German friend that lives one block from this restaurant. Of course she speaks in perfect German and she was born and raised here. I usually let her speak, but find, really all people in Germany start talking to me in English just to include me. NOT this man. From the moment we walked in he wouldn't even look at me. I am a bit scared to drink on a fully empty stomach as I don't want to get too drunk. The kitchen was already closed. Fine. We still want to try the wines and hang out. I get a full glass as the wine description was exactly what I wanted. My friend gets a half glass because she wants to taste some different wines. (This is the point of the place.... to try wines.) She is ready for a second glass, I want one too, but without food I am scared about getting drunk and I am still drinking my first glass as I got a full glass and she got 1/2. She asked for some tap water along with her order of more wine, so I can also be ready for more wine. (The wine was lovely!) The owner had a full blown meltdown. Yelling. He was furious with me. He was saying awful things about Americans. (I don't speak German. My friend wouldn't repeat them so I wouldn't get upset.) This is all over asking for a glass of water with an order of more wine! - so I would be able to order more myself once my glass was finished. He was literally yelling! So we went down the street where we were greeted with two glasses of ice water and snacks so we could drink for the next two hours without getting sick. Stay away from this monster!

Food - salad and soup were excellent. Main - the Flammkuchen - was way too salty…read more Service - took for ages for her to come. Eventually creapes up on me from behind, just standing and starring at me. No 'welcome' or 'good evening'. Continued in similar style throughout the evening. I paid cash, had to ask to get some change back. They just assumed I would tip all what I gave.

I'm so glad I got invited to come here for my last night in Berlin. It feels like an old school,…read more50s Beer Hall with the tall ceiling and bench/table seating. I liked the lively ambiance and the lighting. The menu was fairly simply but everything sounded great. I had the wild boar salami as a starter and it was a perfect way to be introduced to the Alsacian cuisine. I order the loin of lamb and it was Outstanding. Tender moist and flavorful. My dinner companion ordered the 'tarte flambé' which at first I thought was a desert, but after seeing the variations offered, understood that it was actually a native flat bread pizza style meal. I tried the eggplant and ricotta and it was SO GOOD! I would have ordered another if I wasn't afraid of being judged as a glutton. It was by far the best meal I had during my stay in Berlin.

Delicious! Very well baked cookies, tarts and cakes. Some of the fruits/cherries/raisins are not…read morethe newest. Good prices. Made, prepared as you shop! Review: 5

BEST BAKED GOODS IN GERMANY! best cheese cake pie (cheese cake but tastes like limes). baklava…read moreincredible. amazing staff. they took card. love love love!!!