YAAASSSS!!!! It can…read morebe hard to find this place that's hidden away in a shady-looking building, but do yourself a favor and go! Have some almond coffee, a slice of cheese cake and feel the atmosphere of cool northern Germany. This is hipster in the best way possible and a pleasure to visit. Discreet place, but bursting with atmosphere.

Really nice small café in a kind of backyard atmosphere…read more The staff is very friendly and seems to know something about coffee. I chose a mug of the fresh brewed filter coffee and got it served lukewarm, so the the smell had time to unfold itself. It really tasted great! The cheesecake is awesome! A dream!!!!! The interior looks nice. Simple, chic and modern. You can also buy coffee beans and brewing tools here. Definitely to recommend!

Cornerstone of specialty coffee Cafés in Hamburg. Great beans by OneTake. Right in the heart of…read moreEimsbüttel.

Nice little coffee place. Proper coffee. Even the music was good, which I cherish a lot.read more

Nice coffee. They have free tap (filtered) water and a nice restrooms. If you have been to…read moreGermany before you will know these are things you have to pay for. Very nice view from upstairs and from the tables outside. Highly recommended for a little rest between sightseeing.

What a view! Wunderbarer Kaffee und wunderbarer Käsekuchen!…read moreFree wifi and free drink water, best place to study and read in the city.

Bon café, même en été où on peut tout obtenir dans sa version frappée. Dans la série café sans…read moreservice, pour ne pas citer le nom de la chaîne que je boycotte, en voilà des sympas, en fait. Ils font de bons wraps et bagels de surcroît, le tout sans prétention. Eviter les croissants. On y rencontre la faune gentillette qui part bosser de Eimsbüttel le matin tôt puis les jeunes mères dans la matinée et les pélerins qui lisent le journal, le temps passe. Au fond, on peut apparemment consulter internet. Cartes postales gratuites à la caisse. Carte à points, le 10e est offert. Je perds ma carte à chaque fois... C'est l'intention marketing qui compte, non?

Absolute professional and lovely, remembers most customers favourite orders, makes good jokes and…read moreeven has some books for kids.

In German, 'kekse' sounds like 'cakes' but really means cookies, so when I first walked past the…read morehappykappy--a store clearly specializing in cupcakes--well, I just had to try. I'll bet they are really just muffins disguised as cupcakes, I mumbled to The Mexican as we ducked inside. No, no oh no. They where, in fact, the real-deal. Perhaps overly-sweet for the typical German pallet, these babies are pure pastry porn: big on size, taste and a bit on price. But hey, this is not the corner Bäckerei--unless your corner baker is Lewis Carroll. If you never had a cupcake, this is where you go in Hamburg to try one. If your alcoholic friend is throwing a dinner party, a box of cupcakes makes a good backup to the gift of wine. And if your girlfriend is a sex-in-the-city nut: consider the seduction factor of these cupcakes: beautiful, edible fashion.

I purchased number 6 (Conrad's Favorite) and number 7 (Pink Lady), both tasted so wonderful. This…read moreis truly cupcakes heaven. The cupcakes was extremely moist and was well presented goes well with coffee or tea. If you know cupcakes then these cupcakes are the perfection of what a good cupcake is. I had a chance to met with the man himself "King Conrad" Hahahaha and must I say he is a character himself, fun, spontaneous and down right hilarious. If you love cupcakes you have to visit this little cute cupcakes place if you are ever in Hamburg and if you are not a cupcakes lover you still have to visit just to see the man behind these adorable cupcakes. Conrad will fills your belly with laughter if you are not a cupcakes lover.

I found this place on a side street off of the crazy Main Street of St. Pauli district. The street…read morehas a hip and gritty feel to it, but it attracts a varied crowd. It was packed inside so I just people watched outside. Be aware of your surroundings like any major city. Anyway the latte was great and service is okay. I had mentioned a latte for here but they gave me a disposable cup. Anyway, I would go here again.

This place has become our default place to buy beans. There roast are super delicious and they do…read morehave espresso as well as beans for filtered coffee. We usually get a kilo of Skywalker beans to get us through the month they have an amazing price point for the quality! They also offer "coffee to go" as well as merchandise and coffee making gear.

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Incredible quality coffee. We ordered coffee on ice with hafermilch. It was deliciously creamy with…read moreperfect taste of incredible coffee. Nice modern interior! If you crave good quality coffee - this is your spot! I am not a coffee drinker but this one will make me turn into one

Coffee and cool, having been brought to this industrial core of Hamburg, a new found happiness to…read morethe diversity of coffee roasting goodness is what I have experienced. This is a perfect quick trip for the well rested wanderer whom may wish to get out for a cup of lucky juice.

Cute small coffee shop in Eimsbuettel…read more The Speisekammer is a cute place to enjoy breakfast in the morning or a slice of cake in the afternoon. During nice weather you can watch pedestrians from their small patio or if it is too cold or rainy relax behind their large window front or upstairs where they also have a small kids corner. The cake is fantastic, the service a little slow. However, if you are not in a rush it is a good coffee shop to spend some time. + delicious cake + good coffee - slow service (bring some time and patience) Credit cards accepted.

Due to some stellar (German) Qype reviews I was eager to visit Speisekammer this saturday - and…read moreleft somewhat disappointed. Food is decent, but priced a bit too ambitiously for what one gets. My Caesar Salad, for example, was perfectly edible, but yet another German variation of the theme instead of a "proper" Caesar. My friend's breakfasts weren't exactly spectacular, what with a rather bland assortment of cheeses and not very appetising food garnish. All this means Speisekammer doesn't exactly end up on my "avoid" list, but given disproportionality of prices and the quality of food on offer I feel no urge to go there again in the future.