Waking down the street I was hit by the sent of roasting beans. I followed the smell to Ridders…read more It's a small roaster with just a couple of seats and not much more than beans, grinders and tampers... And ice cream of course for the Affogato :) The service was good and friendly and the espresso delicious. What I missed was the option of choosing which bean I would like to try. No option was given :(

From the owner: Wir sind eine Kaffeerösterei mit Kaffeefachgeschäft und bieten dort Spezialitätenkaffees als…read moreReinsorte oder Blend an, die natürlich im angeschlossenem Café probiert werden können. Außerdem führen wir diverse "Kaffee-Brüh-Geräte" und deren Zubehör. Dazu kommt eine kleine Süßwaren Auswahl, besonders Schokoladen und italienische Tartuffi.

Drop in for a cup of espresso and buy some coffee beans to bring some joy back home. Most probably…read morethe owner Mr. Sager himself will prepare your coffee for you. The boss also roasts the beans himself. Fully devoted to the coffee world he gives his best to pass the very soul of coffee to his clients. There is no food here except for a couple of tasty homemade pastries and some chocolates, which is just natural for a temple of coffee. My opinion: the best espresso you can find in Berlin. 14.03.2011 unfortunately not the best espresso in Berlin anymore. Last week I visited this location after quite a pause and was really disappointed. Don't know if the owner has changed (I didn't see Herr Sager around this time) bur espresso has definitely changed. The taste is still all right but the consistence is not "Italian" anymore. For my taste it was too watery and not enough oily. The pastries are still delicious, the staff very friendly (they even tried to make me another espresso as they noticed that I was not satisfied with mine) and the atmosphere is nice. But from now on I gonna drink my coffee elsewhere...

It is very charming, that's out of question. But I hope the staff only had a bad day when I…read morevisited. They seemed to get more friendly during my stay, but I will definitely not come back I that happens again. A nice place though, with perfect self roasted coffee.

Finally found some good coffee Smells very aromatic and tastes like it should. Lots of…read moretables outside if you want to stay a while and have another

We are from Portland Oregon so delicious coffee is important to us. Enricos coffee is really,…read morereally good. We go there every morning!!

Don't understand the hate but the coffee here was very good. Went a few times as I was staying…read morearound this area and the service was consistent-- they cared about the coffee, could talk about it all day. What's great is that there are also food options to pair with the coffee. added pictures of all the coffees I had as v60/pourovers. it's moved from the old location-- this place is modern and with outside seating. It's a light roast-- don't hate on that style. if you want burnt, go to starbucks.

Very tasty Speciality Coffee in a historic location. You also have a great view over the…read moreKurfürstendamm. Friendly staff that knows it's craft. If you need WiFi, use "Superdy-Guest" from the store below the coffee ;-)

Centrally located but very Americanized coffee shop. Good coffee and although I didn't try or…read morelearn about roasting looks like a cool place to do that!

Bloody average is more like it. I chose this spot because the photos looked cozy. Nien! Pride…read morecometh before the fall. Everything lacked execution. The coffee was weak and served in a drinking glass so not hot. The "squeak" had good flavor, but also had hit and misses. Poached egg and hollandaise, excellent. Generous bacon but not crispy. The scalloped potatoes was limp. It DOES NOT open at 8AM but at 9. When I asked the manager about it, he responded with a blase attitude. It was chilly outside so I had second thoughts, wish I left. The manager did not bother to let me know it was open as he chatted away, and evidently let a customer in but promptly locked the door. What??? The server was a millimeter better on the human scale of personality. Also the food took quite a while to come out. Mind you I was the second, but first sit down customer. Maybe the staff should do more prepping instead of chilling over a cook of coffee. It is on the pricier side. I could have ate at my hotel for a few euros less. Guess I know where I will be tomorrow morning.

Full aromatic, excellent coffee. Excellent setting, wonderful service…read more Beautiful architecture and interior design.

Debuted in 1999 with just two employees Berliner Kaffeerösterei is first and foremost a family…read morecompany, their expansion in terms of storefronts and styles slow and calculated such that three generations are now involved in everything from sales to sourcing. Focused on direct-trade Beans from responsible Farms, both Coffee and Cacao, entering the shop on Uhlandstrasse floods the eyes with one-hundred plus styles of each, everything from Truffles to Bark behind glass with a Café on the other side offering Cakes, Drinks and seating. Drum-roasted on-site, an Americano on Ice smooth with light acidity, Cakes range contemporary to timeless with the "Original" Cheesecake creamy but a bit under sweetened while Kaffeerösterei's Linzer Torte is properly glazed with Apricot with a bit of tooth above and below Raspberry Jelly. Even more rustic with Apple Almond Cake, the Streusel melt-in-the-mouth thanks to an abundance of Butter, fans of Poppy Seeds will find no better Mohnkuchen in Berlin as this version eschews textural complexity in favor of Seeds ground so fine that they become one with the subtly sweet Batter.

Small little shop but plenty of seating outside. Everything was delicious, and the person helping…read moreus behind the counter was kind enough. Gave us a bit of an eye roll for asking for tap water. Maybe not somewhere to do a lot of work but nice for a quick bite.

I was surprised to see Kiez Rösterei missing from Yelp because they've been around for more than a…read moreyear now and are otherwise quite up to snuff technologically, with a Facebook page and modern website. This is where we get our coffee grounds every week. They offer whole beans from a variety of different suppliers, but their specialty is organic and fair trade, including a wide range from Kaffee Museum where the owner Stefan first started as a roaster in 2008. The shop also sells high-end coffee machines and supplies of all sorts. It's clear they are very serious about the stuff, but they don't look down their nose at you when you simply pick a small bag of beans and ask them to grind them for a commoner's french press. They always do it with a smile -- especially store manager Tahereh who will praise you for your selection or gently nudge you in the right direction if you're unsure about which of the many varieties to choose. You can have a cup of coffee in the shop as well, where there is ample seating, wifi, and a few sweets to go with your drink.

Nice people, fine attitude and even better coffee. They live what they drink. This five stars…read moremainly for the coffee - it´s one of Berlin´s best roasteries!

Have you seen the movie A Coffee in Berlin? It's about a 20-something slacker in Berlin who wants…read morenothing more than a piping hot cup of coffee. I won't spoil anything for you, but let's just say that the protagonist spends a whole lot of time doing absolutely nothing. My take on A Coffee in Berlin would take place in Impala Coffee here in Schöneberg, where I'd happily waste away a day doing nothing and absolutely everything. Berlin is quickly becoming home to dozens of third wave coffee places, but their brusque baristas leave a lot to be desired. The beanie-clad hipster baristas at Impala, however, are some of the friendliest service people I've met in Berlin! You'll find some of the brightest, smoothest coffee that Berlin has to offer here--without the attitude. My go-to is the large Americano, which comes out to under €3. I like how they serve their to-go coffee without plastic lids. Yes, I understand why this decision makes sense from a cost standpoint, but I like to interpret it as an environmentally conscious choice. So Berlin! No wifi. Lose yourself in a book, a good conversation, or some of the sweet treats (I recommend the banana bread) instead.

Impala has a cosy atmosphere, really good coffee and also gluten free cakes. How can you go wrong?read more