One of (yet) not so many hipster cafes/bars in Moabit. They have everything necessary to be one for…read moresure: all different and old chairs, old lamp stoves, vegan food, etc. The coffee is good thouh, the staff is friendly, they have some interesting beer (which I personally dont like: too sweet) but also several known brands in bottles. I liked the food too - I tried the soup of the day which was also 'BIO' (maybe even vegan :) The prices are in the higher range I would say, I mean it is Moabit not Mitte!

We had breakfast here to days in a row while visiting Berlin. The menu was hilarious! You'll need…read moreto see it to understand the humor. The coffee was great, the breads and cheeses were exceptional in the outside dining area was quaint.

Cute interior with mixed style - all works well as a whole. We didn't make a reservation and were…read moreable to be seated right away. Good service and food was served pretty fast compared to other places we've been.

My mom visited this location today on her travels to grab a nice coffee…read more The server went to serve drinks to a table in the garden, did so and then started talking to passers-by. After which he retreated back into the locale, not even throwing a glance in her direction. She waited there, seated at the table for about 10 minutes however nobody returned. After which she left. And called me to tell me about the absurdity of this kind of letdown and unattentive service.

Good food for good prices. There's a big selection with the…read morestaff being very friendly. Even though they've forgotten a drink of mine, they've been absolutely neat! The only downside is the space downstairs which tends to be a little tight. - Atmosphere is great though.

WOW! Amazingly delicious, unique food. Farmers Omelette is a great choice if you're particularly…read morehungry. Strong, fresh coffee. Fast, friendly service. Atmosphere is relaxed. So glad we visited!

Excellent food, very nicely presented. HUGE servings! Attentive staff. Great location right next to…read moreKu'damm. Great find.

This quaint cafe offers tasty meals and homemade pastries. To be honest, I think the pasties and…read morecafe are more worth the trip and save the meal for another fantastic restaurant in the area. The service was kind and the ambiance offered an at home feel. Please note, cash only.

Hipster coffee bar and small jewellery shop in Moabit…read more They offer one filter and two espresso roasts, sourced from two Berlin roasters (Fjord & The Barn). Overall, solid choice for very good coffee in the area! Various beans and home brewing accessories for sale.

Lovely place, has vegan cakes Unfortunately no decaf. But…read morethe space is super cozy. Has some nice outdoor space too.

As far as coffee chains go, I would say that Einstein has the best coffee in Berlin. They're no…read moreStumptown(you'll have to travel to the northwestern USA for those guys. Well worth the trip!), but better than Starbucks And this one, of the Einsteins that I have visited, is the best one. The inside is large with plenty of seating. The menu is typical for an Einstein. Not much foot traffic here as this place is kind of out of the way, so people watching isn't so great here. But there is seating outside next to a canal (or is it the Spree?) and boats go by. So there is boat watching. I think this Einstein is where they roast their coffee, hence the odd location. Go here if you want decent coffee and want to watch boats go by.

Nice atmosphere, next to Spree river. Original roasted tasty coffee and cookies.staff is also kind.read more

This is a gem in Berlin! Wonderful vibe, excellent food made with love. The coffee is truly crafted…read morewith care. The service is kind and helpful! We enjoyed the scrambled eggs, the salads and also the delicious and rich pancakes. Highly recommend checking this place out when you're in Berlin.

Food was so-so. Most of our pretzel was fed to the birds. Beer was alright. Location, though,…read morecan't be beat. Lodged in the center of Tiergarten park, it puts the "garten" in "Biergarten." It wasn't too crowded or loud, and the scenery was absolutely stunning. Definitely worth the visit, though you may want to bring your own food or skip the snacks altogether.

I like the place but more of a whole experience rather than just for their food/drinks. Four stars…read morefor the experience not just the food. It looks beautiful, like out of a time capsule, but in a good way, and without the hipstery pretentiousness. It feels like a real thing from older days. Clientele is mostly elderly people which adds to the neighborhood cafe feeling. Has a nice outdoor seating space with a lovely view into the greenery, and the seating inside is spacious with lots of light from the big windows. Cakes are nice, what I think traditional German cakes are like (notice, not German, and haven't been living here long enough to judge). But the three of us who were there enjoyed the three cakes we ordered. I loved their Cointreau cake, totally seventies and very enjoyable.

Advertising as an all day breakfastkfast restaurant. Nope! stops at 3:00…read more One of the rudest servers I have ever encountered.

The only reason we ended up here is because the place was open past midnight (and we were searching…read morefor rations in order for survival). The inside reeked of a 1980s bowling alley with so much smoke, so we decided to sit outside. The food was decent but a little overpriced. Everything you see in the pic (we had 3 total beers) cost €66. When we walked in, they did have a 1980s music video of Guns & Roses playing on the TV, which earned them the 3rd star.