Genuine Portuguese pastel de natas as well as great galao and other specials. Love to sit outside…read moreand enjoy the atmosphere of Weinberg

Ordered a pasteis de nata for 1.90€. These are premade so it's not super hot but still crunchy…read moreoutside. I like that it was not too heavy and too sweet. The texture is very creamy but lacked in flavor. For almost 2€ per piece, I found it too expensive for a pretty standard pastry. If you've been to Portugal, don't expect to get that level. But if you do crave it, this might a good option

Came here for a quick dessert, they do have a counter to eat on but seems mostly take away. This…read morewas at the end of the day so some desserts were gone. Tried their pistachio dessert and really enjoyed it. Would go back and try more.

I hear Music in your eyes, Rainbows in your tears…read more.. I'm sorry my mind wandered Into the Ambiance of this Perfect Patisserie. Petit yet Bountiful the Array of Possibilities seems 'Endless'. (Frank Ocean) From mouth watering macaroons Beautiful Brioche, & Dinkel Brot amongst the few...my senses Soared. I ordered as if I Never have been to France. So Luscious are the Items local bees fly in regularly. As I will be. Merci. I feel the Magic in your touch, A Miracle Exists........ Could Heaven Ever Be Like This? (Idris Muhammad)

Had some Käsekuchen there, and while it's resembling American cheesecake more than traditional…read morefluffier German Käsekuchen, it tasted well. As did, btw, the hot chocolate, which was above par. It feels cozy enough for a quick cake and coffee stop, but certainly not a place to while away an afternoon.

Discourteous to the extent of being rude there's not a lot to like about Manufactum Brot & Butter,…read moreboth the Pastries and customer service falling far short of other Berlin Bakeries while prices are on par or slightly higher. Part of a chain found throughout Germany, the middle-aged Clerk's feigned lack of English skills disproven when shouted at for taking pictures of purchased Food, selections entailed an overbaked Cinnamon Roll and flaccid Croissant while the Pretzel was merely decent thus leaving only a two-bite Florentine and Poppyseed Cheesecake worth ordering.

I love this spot. It's a few blocks from my home in Helmholtz and a completely lovely spot to stop…read morein for a coffee and a crepe. I love my neighborhood.

Good food (and a lot of galettes to choose from), really nice French cider and a cozy place to go…read moreand eat with your family and/or friends. I especially loved the enthusiastic staff, they really care about you as a guest and make sure you leave satisfied. I'll definitely come back here! All the best, Megan See my full review on http://www.thebudgetdiary.com/2013/10/berlin-meet-suzette-lovely-place-to-eat.html

I was for the first time in the Markthalle, and I was looking for a breakfast. The surprise when I…read moresaw the croissants, the pains au chocolat, the quality like in France. It´s not so easy to eat a really french croissant or pain au chocolat in Berlin, or at least I don´t know a lot of places. Here all the bakery is delicious and the coffe excelent. The cappuccino was just great. The place very nice in this ambient of a renovated Markthalle.

Which is better - Food or Sex? These two endorphin-stimulating joys of life are destined to be…read moreimbalanced on the Scales of Pleasure of a hedonist. There are days when Sex takes over Food, and times when Food leads the way. Here, at this pretentious french-speaking cafe you can forget about the thing doctors call "coitus" (or "intercourse") - the food is that good. After the bite the croissants crumble down in myriad small pieces of Amber, and the coffee tickles your senses like 14 years old Lolita gave shivers to Humbert Humbert. I highly recommend indulging yourself into this abyss of rapture.

This beautiful little bakery was close to our apartment when we stayed in Berlin. I was glad we…read morepopped in! The food was delicious as was the coffee. It's a little small in there but it adds to the charm. The staff was nice as well.

A no-frills breakfast for early risers…read more It's always nice to find a location that is open early. Too many European breakfast places open rather late... Which makes it challenging for early risers, or those coming in by mass transit and not wanting station food. Went here on a recommendation from the Yelp. Well, when I told it I was looking for places that were open that is. Had a slice of Nougat Torte, and a Milch Kaffe. Slice of Torte was a very generous size, which is great! I also liked that it was not overly sweet. I found that dough to be a little bit on the dry side, but this was balanced by the creme. Milch Kaffe was also a good size. However, I found here that it was nothing special. It was not particularly strong (in fact, I think it was a little weak). Service was nice, location was clean.

Excellent find! I'm thrilled to wander into Malor. A large…read moreparty had just entered prior to me so the service was a little slow. I was warned that the kitchen was backed up. Excellent health food. I ordered beetroot, feta fried with sesame seeds and shredded horseradish Simply amazing

The atmosphere, music, staff and even food is really wonderful! This is definitely on my top 5…read morelist for Berlin daily hangout spots for great Gluten Free, Vegan and vegetarian food and not to mention tasty coffee with oat milk or soy milk. It's definitely a diamond in the rough.

Melt is a wonderful casual place to enjoy great French crepes and Galettes in Berlin…read more The neighborhood is vibrant and offers a lot of entertainment which makes it convenient for a snack. I had the Goat cheese and egg Galette (which is basically a savory crepe) and enjoyed some complementary water on tap, which is a rarity in Berlin. The woman working there is French and super friendly and knowledgeable. Wonderful food and overall experience with a lovely patio to sit outside.

Most authentic crêpe I had in Berlin with heavenly silky homemade caramel sauce…read more Warm little café with few seats, also offer other French patisserie, cheese cake, croissants... I didn't get to try though, but I'll be back for the caramel and perhaps try something else next time :D I chose to go on a rainy weekday afternoon, so it was not crowded at all. They offer takeouts and I've seen a few deliverymen came and picked up the orders. The service was really nice and the cook sang along with the music while making my chai latte! I love it when the cook enjoys his work! 3 minutes after ordering my food, I was already enjoying the first bite of the incredible caramel. Chai latte was bland, so I will not order that again.