Very good brunch with homemade marmalade, pesto and tiny pieces of delicious cheesecake!…read more The staff is very friendly. I went there on a Sunday so it was very crowded in the small Coffee shop. I like to go there again.

I like Café Brooks. It is a nicely decorated coffee shop, with very nice staff. I enjoy the variety…read moreof cakes and the different tea flavors. On the weekend there is breakfast offer. You can choose your breakfast by ticking boxes on the breakfast menu. The breakfast was very tasty and the staff was very nice. As the coffee shop was very crowded we had to wait for a while to be served.

Slowly becoming my Stammcafe in Eimsbüttel- the thing I like most about Zeitraum is that its not…read moretoo full or loud- on the weekends the cafe will fill up but you can still grab a table and concentrate on whatever book or newspaper you are reading. There are a lot of magazines and newspapers up near the front and on the way out you can grab a DVD two doors down from Filmraum (they must be run by the same folks). Drinks are good (very nice green tea and rooibos combinations) and prices are fair- I have not tried the food or the brunch yet but it looks like your standard Hamburg cafe menu and is mostly (if not all) organic so plus one there. This place would be really cool to rent out for a birthday party- I might just have to do that

My absolute favorite place to spend a leisurely Sunday morning meal. Eating fresh fruit, quark,…read morereading a magazine, and listening to the conversations of others is all part of the appeal of Cafe Zeitraum. It's like being served in a friend's comfortable living room.

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)

This is the best vegan place I've been to in Germany! I came here to visit family from…read moreNew York and we stopped here on a whim. The portions are huge!! The cakes do not taste vegan at all. Worth every single €.

Exzellentes Frühstück! Sehr, sehr gutes Rührei, Brot, Brötchen, Wurst & Käse frisch und hochwertig,…read moreviel Obst/Gemüse dazu, selbstgemachte Konfitüre umwerfend. Insgesamt eine tolle Erfahrung.

Had an awesome ham and Swiss cheese sandwich on a freshly baked roll. It was packed with cucumber,…read moretomatoes and fresh shredded cabbage.