Quite a treat!…read more Tucked away on a quiet street corner, Cafe unter den Linden provided a lovely outpost for breakfast and a few teas and coffees. In true Hamburger style, even though it was raining and quite cold by normal standards...everyone was perched outside. Luckily, there are blankets provided to keep warm or pad the benches, so do grab one if you plan on staying for a bit. I ordered something I've come to really enjoy: the German "brunch" plate: salami, cheeses, butter, homemade strawberry jam, berries, and pate. I also ordered mine with a soft-boiled egg, mostly because I like eggs...but partly because I love the little dishes and spoons they are served with. I still haven't QUITE figured out how to eat the egg daintily or without spilling shell all over the place, but I'll learn. The best part? This plate was served with two fresh, warm rolls. Heaven. My cappuccino was on par, as was the hot green tea I ordered after shivering a bit. The people in Hamburg don't seem to mind when it is raining and cold, but I am still adjusting! Total for my brunch plate, capp, tea and a few coffees...under 20 euros. This is a great spot to catch up with friends, grab a light lunch, enjoy the sun on an off day on their cute patio, etc. I'll surely remember next time to order whatever the coffee drinks are that come in a bowl-size cup...it appeals to my American sensibilities!

Quite cozy place with not so many seats available. The coffee was delicious. They have different…read moreBreakfast Menus available from small to big breakfast for two persons or vegetarian Version. The stuff was really friendly. You can only pay in cash..

Cute small local coffee shop, definitely a grab and go situation. I got the flat white here, which…read morewas honestly really good. It was my first time having a flat white so I didn't know what to compare it to, but I enjoyed it. It's at the entrance of an artsy area in Hamburg, grab your coffee and walk around the neighborhood to truly soak in the creative vibes. As a note, this place is super easy to miss. My friends and I had to walk back and forth like 3 times just to find this place, but totally worth it.

I was checking out in Yelp what nice places I could try out, and landed here…read more The place is very small. But really nicely made. I went in because I saw this photo from cookie froyo sandwich. To my disappointment they only do them for summer :( but I got a delicious froyo with pistachios sauce (AMAZING!!). You can choose the topping you wish. Loved the idea that they had plenty of fresh fruits to choose from, plus they also have the good stuff (smarties, brownies, etc.) Another a plus, is that the froyo was not so sweet, so if you put sweets on it doesn't become a sugar bomb. The only minus point is that there is no place to seat. They have a bank outside (not the most comfortable, but a bank), so it is more to take-away. Three stars seems to low, I would like to give them 3,5 Stars, because they are realllllllyyyyyyy nice and it was tasty! I have to try their coffee, it seems that is the main attraction of the place. But yesterday I just wanted to nice frozen yogurt.

I always crave bagels after a night of drinking and this was a great place to stop by! The bagel…read moresandwich's were delicious and reminded me of home (United States). Also had a delicious latte! Highly recommend getting a quick, delicious breakfast here!!

The coffee's great but cashier doesn't bother to wash hands between handling money and food. Don't…read morelook for a welcome or helpful attitude. Get your coffee and go.

Friendly, Cosy, Delicious…read more This place is our second home. The staff is super positive, quick and always welcoming. You have got a million choicesfrom breakfast, potatoes over chicken in peanut sauce, wraps. pancakes to Giros. There is always something you are longing for. The fresh joices and cocktails take you to the lost summer AND the place even has SOYA milk for all us lactose intollerant people. Oh and the Martini comes in a martini glass.AND comes at a very good price. I bet James B. would come here if he ever had another case in Hamburg My only suggestion would be to come up with a weekly special, which is not on the menu and could surprise regulars like us! And of course as always the toilette review: they are clean, but a touch of comfort could be added. Some vintage style accessoires or something. I gotta say, it is my favorite place in the Schanze don't know what we would do without it.

Slooooooooow. Bad fries…read more Waited over 30 minutes for a draught beer and lemonade. Capacity (outside) approx 56. There were around 10-15 people. Now it's 35 minutes.

Great Café one block off of Reeperbahn. Neighborhood feel, get away from the tourism hustle and…read moretake a break over nice coffee, pastries, rolls etc. We will come back.

Nicely decorated little cafe in St. Pauli. Lots of indoor and outdoor seating. Lots of sandwiches…read moreto choose from, or an 18€ full buffet breakfast with eggs, fruit, etc. The "large" cappuccino is a bit small. Service was effortlessly bilingual (I don't speak German). A solid breakfast option in the area.

GREAT hot chocolate - I think it's such details that set apart cafés that really care for details…read moreand taste. Their pastries looked awesome too. Seating was, nah, either uncomfortable inside, or facing a narrow boardwalk and busy street without much of a shade outside.

Death to hipsters! It doesn't really matter how good the coffee is if all the people in front of…read moreand behind the counter are just horribly stereotypical hipsters with their skinny jeans, schmuck moustaches and embarrassing visual statement shirts/hatsThat would probably be the only bad thing about this place (apart from the fact that they don't have Wi-Fi, but maybe that's really for the better...imagine Insta hipsters and unlimited internet). The whole atmosphere makes you feel out of place and dare I say...too old for this shitThey are friendly, though, but not feeling comfortable because of the feel this place has to it subtracts substantially from a great coffee shop experience. Contactless card payment options or PayPal and the likes would be a great addition, the skinny jeans don't bulge too much if you only have to carry your phone+card with you; just a friendly suggestion. The coffee itself is about as good as coffee gets (just an inch away from perfect), no bitter tastes and skillfully brewed. You don't get this level of taste at many places, needless to say not at Starbucks or any of the other shitty places! If you're in the area, grab one for take away but don't bother sitting down with this crowd. Ironically, the guests and the staff at the Schanze outlet are very different (or they just don't feel so out of place like the chic Eppendorf clientele)

Really can't add anything to what previous reviewers have said. GuS is a comfortable,…read morestraightforward place with good food and service. Unless you are familiar with Eimbüttel it might be hard to find, but it's worth looking for.

Beautiful cafe in a quiet place in Eimsbuettel,always offering very fresh and delicious food, be it…read morea breakfast or lunch or just coffee&cake. Very customer oriented service, good prices, fine decore in a country style. Tables in a front room (there is another room at the back) are very densly packed, so be warned your neighbour will hear every detail of your conversation! If it's completely full, most likely during lunch time, expect lots of table and chair shuffling to let customers to get in or out. Have to say it, the place is lovely anyway and worth visiting!