Love this place, feels like one of those fancy old Vienna cafés. While the cakes look amazing…read morehere, the Breakfast Heinrich and Theodore ended up being more than enough food so we didn't get to try the cakes. A very fun, leisure place for brunch. Eisschokolade: More like a milkshake than a coffee, but I'm not complaining. Very rich chocolate sauce, lots of ice cream and strong espresso taste. This will make your breakfast a very happy time. Breakfast Heinrich and Theodore: Wow! This was huge! It says it's for 2 people, but you could probably feed 3-4 people with this. The most impressive aspect is the tower of meat and cheese slices. So many types, you'll get full just eating one of each type. The fruit yogurt cup is refreshing against all the meat & cheese, since it's a bunch of fresh fruit lightly tossed in yogurt. The bread basket is nice, with like 6 pieces. It's especially fun to visit the jam bar and load up on all the different fruit flavors. Also, you get 3 eggs any way you like We were so stuffed afterwards!

Terrible experience. The cakes look nice. While I was…read morewaiting to be seated, I got a bad service and awful attitude. There are better coffee places with great deserts, with a friendly atmosphere.

Wonderful place for a breakfast. The decoration and atmosphere are really like out of a Bilderbuch…read more Lovely. I'm removing one star because the vegan breakfast we chose had 2 mediocre dishes. The avocado salad, however, yummmm! We'll definitely be back whenever we can.

Café Bilderbuch is the apple of Schöneberg's eye when it comes to Gemütlichkeit (or coziness) but…read moreI'm afraid that the hype doesn't quite extend to its food. As the name of the restaurant suggests, the atmosphere is picturebook perfect: imagine that you've walked right into someone's antique living room/dining room/personal library hybrid (complete with comfy armchairs and bookcases) and you have Café Bilderbuch. But only come here for a meal on a slower day if you have time to kill because the service can be a little slower. One of the male servers is also a little brusque. The breakfast options are a little unimaginative, though they are very stereotypically German. Think bread, meat, cheese, and smoked salmon. I did like, however, how the menu was printed in a newspaper format and how each dish's name had a German fairy tale theme. I had Der Froschkönig, which consisted of smoked salmon, trout, eggs with caviar, olives, butter, bread, and a glass of orange juice for €8.90. It was nice that the orange juice was included, but I still felt like it wasn't very filling for what I paid -- it was basically a generous amount of smoked salmon, a single hardboiled egg, and a few pieces of fruit. But what's more disappointing is the fact that the restaurant is open until midnight, but the dinner menu is pretty much barren. There must've only been about five or six options when I went there for dinner last week. I had Omas Hühnersuppe -- it certainly hit the spot on such a cold winter's night but my grandma's chicken soup is packed to the brim with ingredients unlike Café Bilderbuch's version. It was, however, only €6.90 (which was actually cheaper than my breakfast!) but the dinner menu leaves a lot to be desired. While you might miss out on some of the live piano nights, I'd only recommend this place for brunch if you'd like to get a taste of a typical German breakfast and typical German customer service.

Very cute cafe right on the square (with requisite fountain in the warmer months). Nice selection…read moreof breakfast dishes (offered all day!). They have an amazing selection of cakes and ice cream too. Very friendly waitstaff and a bi-lingual menu as well.

The food here was very delicious, but a bit pricey if you're looking for something cheap. We were…read moreone of the few guests there but still had to wait almost half an hour for our meals. 3 out of 5.

Das Cafe gibt es nicht mehr! Dafür ist jetzt ein keines aber sehr feines Italienisches Restaurant…read morein den Räumen. Sehr zu empfehlen.

This cafe is in an AMAZING location, specially for parents with kids. You can enjoy a nice Kuchen…read moreon the pedestrian cross between Crelle and Helmstraße while your kids play on the playground across the cafe. We celebrated our son Birthday there and it was a hit. There were very flexible and very reasonable priced.

This is a charming little café in the Dutch Quarter of Potsdam. The food is nice and the location…read moreis pretty, but our experience was completely ruined by the tall blonde waitress, who was obviously in a bad mood and was so rude and aggressive that in all of my 9 years living in Berlin I had not encountered. We politely asked (in proper German) if we could move to an empty and non-reserved table closer to the open window, she rolled her eyes at me and shouted that no. Without any reason. Then she messed up an order and shouted at us when we requested to return one dish, more eye rolling and aggressive attitude. All in all, it created a very unpleasant atmosphere and ruined our afternoon. Honestly, never again.

The food was nice but the service was very bad. The tall blonde waitress was simply rude, the…read moreothers were nice. She had a bad attitude with almost all the customers. We asked to switch tables to sit next to the window and she refused it because we would have to put two tables together. Its not a problem if you dont want to do it, but you dont have to make faces while you are telling people no. They also made a mistake with our order and was rolling her eyes when she came to pick the food from the table. I dont know if she was having a bad day or is just in general a rude person but she ruined the experience.

Sunlight streaming in the windows, a riverfront view enjoyed from the outdoor deck, the smell of…read moreraisins and cinnamon as baked goods are made in-house; the Kranhaus is perhaps the best Café in Berlin. The setting is decidedly Instagrammable with neon signs, reclaimed wood furniture, and wildflower centerpieces. Service is always quick and very kind. Best of all, though, is the free and unlimited Wifi that makes this cafe a great place to sit and get some work done, especially with other like-minded students from HTW just up the river. If you're not trying to concentrate on your laptop, the Kranhaus is also a great spot to relax with a snack and their chilled out/classy-feeling Jazz playlist. Best of all, it's located in the base of a crane that used to unload cargo for the factories along Wilhelminenhofstraße, so you get an interesting mix of history in the space. The downsides are that the furniture is a bit eclectic and can sometimes be uncomfortable, especially to sit at with a laptop, and sometimes it is difficult to locate a outlet to charge up. That being said, it's often easy to find a place to sit and let the afternoon go by. Thank you Kranhaus for helping me maintain my sanity.

Best coffee house / café in Schöneweide. Serving Five Elephant coffee, homemade baked goods…read more Awesome atmosphere, outdoor seating on the river, perfect for groups/ meetings/ parties.

Okay Food. Okay prices. I would prefer Ristorante Al Dente - it's more expensive but a lot better…read morefood and experience. We ordered two pizza with salami and one pasta carbonara. Carbonara wasn't a good experience. The two salami pizza's was okay - nothing special. We wanted a fast and relative cheap meal and got it.

WONDERFUL SERVICE. Server spoke English and was charming and kind. We had pizza, osso bucco, spag…read morecarbonara, beers, coffee and liquors and the bill was about 85€. The food was EXCELLENT. We definitely recommend!