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Stargarder Str. 29
10437 Berlin
Germany
Prenzlauer Berg
Hours
What time does mariposa open?
mariposa opens at 10:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does mariposa close?
mariposa closes at 6:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Does mariposa serve alcohol?
Yes, mariposa serves alcohol.
Does mariposa have parking?
Yes, mariposa has parking options.
Does mariposa have free WiFi?
Yes, mariposa has free WiFi.
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Coffee shop inside the alley, location was nice. Inside is crowded with tables within 2 ft of each…read moreother. 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.
You can find this restaurant tucked away in a courtyard that you have to aggressively through an…read morealleyway 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.
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A cortado in the courtyard seating
Coffee break with cheese cake
Spent some time in Berlin and have to say this was the BEST restaurant for breakfast, bar none…read more Actually, perhaps one of the best breakfasts I have ever had anywhere. Not only was the food excellent, the service was impeccable. For anyone in the area make it a point to stop in for breakfast. I believe they serve lunch and perhaps dinner, I do not recall. By the way everyone spoke English as well. Thanks to everyone who works there.
Had some breakfast before sightseeing, attendance was quick and welcoming, cute place. U must try…read morecrispy eggs Benedict, they were amazing! They only go cashless.
The Spreegold bar, hopefully without identifiable individuals.
It's a banger. Good food, good people. Good atmosphere. We've spend some time at Kaschk and I had…read morean amazing experience there. Props to Dave Chaplin!
One of my favorite things to discover in Europe is multi-function cafes, so I was thrilled to come…read moreacross this cafe that also serves craft beer! I stopped in with a friend after lunch to warm up with a chai latte - I noticed that many of the cafes in Berlin only offered oat milk as a non-dairy option which is delicious but also a bit heavy for me. Nonetheless, the chai was delicious! My friend also tried the peach beer and loved it. I wish I'd made it back here a second time because the craft brew list by BRLO looked so good and interesting. The vibe here is perfect - a little industrial but with homey touches such as plants and shelves of books. The outside space looked super cute as well, but it was chilly so I didn't get to experience it. For those looking to play games, they have shuffleboard in the basement!
Chai latte with oat milk
Really cool place!
We didn't have anything to eat there and I'm not sure they had food! Dead chicken alley is an ally…read morein Berlin that has a few bars and museums. The locals are not sure why the name is Dead chicken alley but we did some research and found out this used to be a chicken slaughterhouse back during the Holocaust. Cafe Cinema is one of the bars in the alley and it was definitely the best one there! There are long tables so you just share the tables with other people and that makes it such a chill way to meet new people and learn about new cultures! Their drinks are amazing, but you have to watch out for the bartenders because they tend to change the price after each drink Other than that, the service was amazing, the bathroom lady was super nice (you have to pay .50 cents to use the toilet) and I highly recommend it if you're ever in Berlin.
It's good! Got a good company companion was cooperative and friendly and beautiful, spent few…read moresweet moments
Im Innenhof
Bathrooms are decorated with films!!
Lovely spot to have a drink.
Strong coffee, good service, and tasty vegan scones :) Would…read moredefinitely recommend to anyone staying in Mitte.
Visiting Berlin and staying near by to find this gem! Super cute coffee house. I could come here…read moreeveryday! It's super cozy. If nearby so hesitate to stop in for some coffee and charm.
Walnussplunder
Came across this local with indoor and outdoor seating…read more Service was great, speaking English, Spanish, German and more. Although not a great pancakes fan, mine and my daughter in laws were fantastic. Fluffy, tasty just delicious. Just seating outdoors we felt so relaxed. We loved it.
Go! My friend and I voted this as our favorite breakfast spot that we had tried in Berlin. We…read morearrived on a Monday morning around 10am and it was moderately busy. We were sat right away. It was a cold morning so we sat inside and decided to get warm coffee drinks. What we ordered: Tumeric latte Oat milk latte Eggs Benedict plate Avocado Squash plate The service and food were very delicious! Everything tasted fresh and full of flavor. I like that their plates also come with fruit on the side. It's a nice touch! The food presentation is excellent! I wish we had time to come back again and try their other food offerings. Highly recommend this place!
Fruit bowl with orange juice
Chai Latte (front) and Amaretto Latte
The coffee well crafted and the foam on top is nice & creamy. Well handcrafted all around. It is…read moreacross from the main train station in Alexanderplatz. Fantastic location for commuters to "hang ten" and relax or grab a cup on the go. It does have indoor and outdoor sitting. On the minus side it doesn't have WiFi period and a bit noisy with the train/tram traffic but, bareable! For this reason I give them only 3 stars.
Berlin coffee it's a coffee shop is in the centre of Berlin, near the radio tower. They seem to do…read moreall the usual coffee and a wide selection too of soft drinks along with cakes and snacks, all is reasonably priced for the centre of the city. This is a small chain of coffee shops.
Hand crafted Cappuccino - very creamy!!
Windbeutel torte -
Great coffee with nice creamy foam!
Cute cafe, GREAT COFFEE…read more Seriously, I've had some roughy attempts getting coffee since moving to Europe and this place has been one of the best I've found. The prices were reasonable and the staff was friendly. I didn't get a chance to try the breakfast, but it all looked perfect. Also important to note that they don't take credit cards :)
Love this place! Came here on vacation in Berlin. Very quiet Cafè. Perfect place for a coffee and…read moreobviously their famous Farmer's Breakfast. Staff was very welcoming and polite. No WiFi though.
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The atmosphere is great but the seating is kind of uncomfortable. They have wifi. Of course, as…read morealways, I ordered an iced coffee (which was on their menu). It was really bad. They put a little bit of milk, two tiny ice cubes and then mad hot coffee. What do you think will happen with that mixture? Lukewarm watery coffee I could barely drink. I'll go back but order something else.
Really nice little cafe, with a great friendly feel to it. The coffee is really good and the…read morecroissants are amazing (even my friend from France wouldn't stop saying how good they were..)
This is a lovely traditional café located on a peaceful platz opposite the Schloß Charlottenburg…read more The menu offers a wide range of breakfasts, lunches and snacks at reasonable prices with good quality evident in the items I have had on many occasions. The Coffee is fairly good and the Milchkaffee has the option to be served in a bowl (~4EUR), and the Latté Machiatto is also good here. Would recommend the Chocolate breakfast if your out to break your calorie allowence, or the fresh musli with seasonal fruit salad(~4,50EUR) is my personal favorite.
I ordered a cup of latte (but I couldn't understand what kind of latte it was, thanks to my poor…read moreGerman) AND IT'S SOOOOOO GOOD!!!!! The food is also good considering its handsome price. I'll come back soon!!!
This place is an absolute gem. I feel so lucky that Buscaglione is right across the street from…read morewhere I live. I'm addicted to the way Nea makes my coffee, and she's sweet as can be. The pastries are also incredible (great croissants + pasteis de nata!). I think the shop has a lot of loyal regulars, and for good reason. None of the tourist riffraff happens here. Hope it stays this way!
How I love Berlin with its droves of café options. How I love that the majority of them light a…read moresingle tapered candle on each table starting at dusk and somehow that makes cold, dark autumn afternoons all the more enjoyable. How I love how they all offer wine. Of course I want to start drinking wine at 3 in the afternoon. I'm in Berlin, after all. I visited Berlin last fall with a mission in mind: to finish my novel revisions, so I had to spend the majority of my time there suffering away my days in cafes, bars, etc. (poor me, right?) I'm a sucker for environment when it comes to working, socializing and drinking. Kohlenquelle is not the coziest place in town, but absolutely a place that encouraged my friend and I to sit down, split a bottle of wine (SO CHEAP!) and get to writing. It's so hard sometimes, to be inspired. But not in Berlin. I daresay I could stand on a street corner and be inspired to get the masterpiece that is lurking within out onto the page (or screen, if you will). Although I had a few favorites in Penzlauerberg that had better options for food, Kohlenquelle was just right for its slightly shabby, rustic if you will (those bathrooms are kind of scary), environs.
My corner cafe. So perhaps I'm biased. But I think it's a…read moregreat place to sit on a sunny afternoon to write, with a coffee or wine glass in hand. Lots of other people working or having quiet conversations when I've been there.