Very comfortable couches, nice music, free wifi, and veer friendly staff…read more We ordered chocolate pear cake, apple almond cake, coffee, and orange juice, and it was all delicious!

An old bookstore in the Mitte area turned into a cafe. Sort of divided into two areas with one…read morebeing a bar and the other a cosy lounge area with house furniture. The place is packed with creative quirks and drawings. Staff is very nice, food was great (had the chili con carne) and the great espresso and some reading kept me hanging around for while. Also check out the indie comic store right next to it if you can. Overall one of the best places I've been to in Berlin.

Very cute tajik tea spot. The interior was lovely with some floor seating, shoes off inside,…read morepaintings, and carved wood pillars. They have a bunch of tea, beer, and food options and the staff also speaks some English along with having English on the menu. It's best to get there at openings or have a reservation as it gets quite busy after an hour on a weekday.

My son really wanted to try this place after learning about its history. We chose to sit on the…read morefloor, which was comfortable. We tried the wareniki, which was great, and the pelmeni, which were also good. They are both simple dumpling dishes. As it is a tea house, we had iced tree, specifically karibik auf eis. Not what you would expect, but very good.

Cappucino was a cute place to have brunch before touristing Berlin, although it was not very…read morespacious and was very crowded. They were understaffed so our food and drinks took a while, but it's understandable in the current times. We ordered the Cappucino for two, which included some fruit, cold cut meat, and prosecco, but not the delicious German Brötchen, just white plain toast. I would say what we ordered was enough for two people, specially if you're looking to just snack. Coffee and quality of the food were good

I enjoyed my brunch here quite a lot. The space is beautifully done. Big windows, comfy booths that…read moreface outward to the street, and long communal tables. There is also outdoor seating. Very relaxed music plays while customers eat and chat. My phone was dying and they gave me a portable charging station to use so I could sit anywhere id like. They also had wifi! I ordered fresh juice. Customers can choose 3 fruits from a list. I chose mango, grapefruit, and watermelon. It came with a watermelon wedge and was delicious! I also got a cup of coffee. It was good but stronger than I am used to. For my meal I ordered the colazione vegetariano. It came with 4 different options of spreads for the bread in the bread basket. It also came with a perfect half-avocado, grilled eggplant, some kind of warm cheese, and flavorful cherry tomatoes. In the middle there was a beautiful yogurt parfait topped with fresh fruit. The presentation of the food was beautiful. Glad I came across this spot.

I saw some other reviews that claimed it was "their favorite" or "the best" of Berlin's coffee…read moreshops. I certainly haven't found any reason to doubt that! I came a bit before opening, but the baristas were kind enough to get my drink going while they were still stocking the case. They were gracious and helpful. Lastly, their latte art was A++. I sampled their cappuccino, some of their black coffee, and a lemon poppyseed cake, and everything was delicious. The portions were sizable and reasonably priced. I'll definitely be making this a regular stop when I'm in the area. Logistical notes: the free WiFi didn't work for me, but there were other public networks nearby that fit my needs. They have clean restrooms. They *do* take cards, but there is a purchase minimum of €4.

Great coffee shop in Berlin with excellent food options open early on Sunday mornings! My running…read moreteammates and I were looking for something to eat before going to cheer at the marathon and this is the only spot we could find open in the immediate area at 9 am - thank goodness because it was excellent! I ordered a black coffee, vegan apple crumble to go and the avocado toast with smoked salmon. The toast took a bit longer than I anticipated to come out but when it did the portion was huge - two thick slices of bread and a side salad! It was so delicious I wish I could have finished it all. I took the apple crumble to go as a course side snack for later and it did not disappoint - hours later it was still incredibly tasty! I definitely have this place saved for next time I'm in town regardless of what time it is or what other options are open!

Wonderful tee house in Berlin! it is exactly traditional Chinese style! And the furniture in this…read morehouse are super.

Peaceful and cosy, this little tea place is hidden in one of the nicest backyards in Mitte. They…read moreserve a variety of tea leaves in a traditional manner that they bring over directly from Chinese farmers. And there is cake too! Come for the tea, stay for the calm. Totally recommended!

One of the few places that get a traditional Italian espresso just spot on. It was dense, silky and…read moredeep dark caramel color, nutty and with chocolate hints. You can pair this with the most amazing pettite chocolate shuffle you can taste! Its worth just going there just for an espresso and the chocolate shuffle. It's about a 15 minute walk from all the theaters in museums right on the the heart of Berlin. The place it's nice and cozy, it has comfortable seats and a bar facing the window for people watching :)

Nice cafe that's open a little later than most. We popped in for some lattes before going on a…read morewalking tour from Oranienburger strasse to Museumsinsel to Unter den Linden. I enjoyed the mocha.

I have been at this place multiple times in the past and most of the times I found the atmosphere…read morenot to be very pleasant and the staff to be rude. The worst time was when we were sitting as a group at a table and after about three hours they asked us to vacate the table because they now had a reservation for that table. That I found just incredibly hostile. I personally will definitely avoid this place in the future. If you will visit this place is of course totally up to you.

Favorite bar in Berlin so far, LOOOVE the music each time I've gone. But....I don't like the drinks…read moreaside from the gin basil smash and one other one that I can't recall the name.

This restaurant lives up to the hype. I feel like I heard a lot about it before coming here…read more I made a reservation for dinner. I'm guessing because it was summer, there was only seating outside in the courtyard in the back. The front of the restaurant, the building where you enter, looks kind of like a school. I'll admit that I walked past the building at first before realizing that it was the restaurant. I opted for the fixed menu, which was creative, inventive and probably too much food because I was thoroughly stuffed at the end. But I loved it. Also, I had just come back from Japan so the food was a welcome, familiar comfort. They also had cocktails on the menu. I tried a couple and they were just alright. The service was excellent. I highly recommend this restaurant if you're in Berlin but be sure to make a reservation.

The food was delicious; the potato side dish served with a sunny-side-up egg was especially…read morewonderful. The service was quick, and the wooden tree motif in the dining area is worth seeing

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.