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!

I'm very glad that I could visit this coffee manufacture of Andraschko. It was wonderful…read moreexperience, the owners and stuff were really friendly and patient, I had learned lot. When I first walked in, I could smell the coffee in the air, it was really nice. The manufacture is not huge, but big enough. One side you can see package to package stored coffee beans, the other side you could see different kinds and sizes machines that used to product the coffees. Everything was really organized and clear. Next to see staff office you could also see some others of Andraschko. I also got chance to try their products. Even newbie like me, I could taste the different at once. It tasted was much smooth and enjoyable. Felt like the coffee was dancing in my mouth after I drank it. In their brand, Just espresso at least nine different kinds. Hopefully in the future I will got chance to try them all. They also have tea products, it was very interested for me as well, as I heard the teas was actually made in Germany, I also tried it out, it was actually not bad. The products are a bit pricy, but I do think it's worth it.

I never bother to leave reviews but I feel compelled to do so for Two & Two…read more Food: Matcha capp w/lactose frei milch + gf brownie = amazing. Ambiance: Bumpin' Aaliyah & Anderson Paak the whole time I was there. I APPROVE. Good for chatting and working w/reliable wifi. Deco: Comfortable chairs & couches. Clean. Hands down 5 stars

I loooove this place, nice personal above everything, and the food was just amazing, I had an iced…read morematcha latte and gateau au chocolat, both incredibly delicious! PS: best chocolate cake in Kreuzberg! and served with cream.

I have walked by this coffee and coffee equipment shop multiple times but only once when they were…read moreopen prior to today. I had always wanted to pop in to see if the owner also happened to make coffee to go. Today I did just that and was happy that I did. I still did not know what the difference was between kaffee latte, latte macchiato, and milchkaffee in Berlin. The shop owner was extremely friendly and answered my numerous questions regarding the above. He also made a GREAT latte. I'll definitely come back for a latte to go but also for nice conversation regarding coffee. I'll be adding his barista course offerings to my wish list for the year! If I made my own coffee at home, I'd also pick up a bag of the owner's roasted beans. If you have any coffee equipment needs, retail coffee and chai needs, or a niiiice coffee to go on Wuehlischstr, then make sure to stop by Kaffee Kombinat Berlin (during the limited opening hours).

Great service in a very welcoming manner. Coffee to-go is served as well as an outside sitting area…read moreis available. This is no restaurant but a coffee accessories reseller.

This is a sweet and friendly place with delicious lattes and treats. I've been several days during…read moremy Berlin visit. Friendly staff.

I like healthy component of the food. You can get 3 types of pre-/selfmade fresh juices in a small…read more0.2l cup and a choice of two bowls (one leafy and more sweet). Six choices for your toast as well. Taste wise it was ok, nothing I wouldn't be able to make at home. The way it is served is thoughtful and nice and the place has a nice berlin cozy vibe but is limited in seating as a lot of people just sit there to work. WHEN SHOULD I COME? I'd come back if I am close by and crave something healthy with a food price (paid 20€ for two which included a toast and a smoothie) Why only 3 stars? The flavor was not something special, nothing I'd couldn't make at home or would take me a lot of time to make. Simply avocado or peanutbutter on bread. Yes it was relatively cheap but the portions are accordingly small and we had to get additional food elsewhere.

Leuchtstoff is a casually hip, cozy coffee shop in the Neukolln neighborhood of Berlin featuring…read moredelicious coffees, vegan pastries, and sandwiches. Staff were friendly and helpful and the overall atmosphere of the cafe was very laid back with people reading, studying, or having quiet conversations over coffee. The aesthetic is a bit industrial meets DIY with a lot of exposed concrete, brick, and wood. I thought the plywood sitting lofts were really interesting and fun, although we didn't have a chance to climb up to check them out since they were full. We ordered a cappuccino, iced latte, and croissants with a homemade hazelnut spread. Everything was delicious. If you're in the area, this is a great little spot to grab a nice drink or a snack!

The Flat Whites here are delicious. I finally let my boyfriend try my "secret" cafe that I would…read morevisit when he was out of town. He ordered the chai latte expecting the chai powder with milk but was in for a surprise. The chai latte here is served in a carafe (steamed milk, loose leaf tea, and whole cardamom pods). I could not stop smelling the latte. I plan on alternating ordering flat whites and chai lattes here. On my first visit, I ordered the vegan banana bread, which I would not do again because it tastes more like bread pudding. I tried their carrot cake and enjoyed it a lot. It tasted home made but not "pssh I could have made this myself" homemade. They also serve brunch on Sundays. I haven't tried it yet but hope too! The staff here is always friendly and I feel comfortable sitting here for an hour or so, writing letters or reading a book.

Fantastic wee cafe…read more You'll pay €3 to €4 for the famous käsekuchen (baked cheese cake) in berlin, but not here. It's only €1.80 and it's as good a KaDeVe or Cafe Einstein etc... Coffee's cheap too and you get the added advantage of buying your coffee supplies inside - it's a bit like Lakelands for UK readers with a coffee shop attached. All good, but you'll have to be quick to get an outside table in Summer.

I haven't been here in ages, so I was surprised when I stopped in to grab a coffee to go and found…read morethe place had been remodeled. It looked kind of run down some 10 years ago, but now it looks really lovely and light and minimalist. I got a long black to go and it was good. The place was packed on an early Sunday afternoon, full of people talking with their friends, etc. Coffee tastes like I remember. All in all, a good spot in the area.

This place is off the hook! I loved the cute little shop! I guess there are 3 owners and that is…read morehow the coffee shop gets it's name - 3 heads in Spanish! My cortado was absolute perfection! And then I saw my favorite custard treat!! I had to have it! And they also gave me a chocolate covered espresso bean! It's a win win here! I sat outside enjoyed my coffee and the wi fi for a couple hours. A great location to people watch too! And in walking distance from the hip Friedrichshain neighborhood. If you are in Berlin try to stop here for your caffeine jolt!

Absolutely wonderful lattes! On the weekends, the pastries come from a different bakery than those…read moreduring the week, and the weekend ones are out of this world! (The week day pastries are still good.) Unfortunately, I learned this the hard way on Monday when I couldn't get another weekend one before I left town. : ( Highly recommend!

I don't get to Berlin often, but when I do I like to buy freshly roasted beans from a roaster…read moreranked in the Top 50 in the world. I have tried several dedicated specialty coffee roasters in Berlin but now focus nearly exclusively on Bonanza. Big, rich, complex and wonderfully distinctive selections, really deftly roasted. My visit to Prenzlauer Berg was made especially worthwhile by an employee who not only knew the current selections in detail, but had excellent personal recommendations. She said she was particularly impressed by the La Pitina Natural Costa Rica, and WOW did she nail that. What a full-on flavor bomb those beans turned out to be, and her recommendation of the Akinyi Shamba Kenya was also knockout - - LOVE these coffees. After that visit I ordered them again online from here in Hamburg, and am again very pleased. I really appreciate Bonanza's service and dedication (not to forget superb buying and roasting!) across all facets of the operation. So grateful for the personal service, and for the exceptional attention to care that Bonanza provides. Absolutely top drawer.