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 €.

I've been to Cafe Paris for both breakfast and lunch on separate occasions. Both times I was able…read moreto make a reservation on OpenTable. The restaurant is beautiful. The interior is worth a visit alone. It's historical and high-ceilinged and has period-appropriate fixtures. At breakfast/brunch, it seems like the thing to get is the pastry tower. I didn't get that but found the food passable. But you're really there for the ambiance. The second time I came for lunch, I came in with a French friend and she was enchanted with the authentic French offerings on the menu. This restaurant is a gem in Hamburg.

Wonderful breakfast selection and delicious food!…read more On our first day in Hamburg, we wanted a hearty and delicious breakfast to start the day before a long day of sightseeing. We picked Cafe Paris, and we couldn't be happier with our choices. This French cafe has a long history and is hugely popular. We came in at 9 a.m., and the place was packed by 10 am. The interior decor is absolutely beautiful, with wonderful woodwork throughout. The breakfast selection is simple yet diverse, with breakfast themes ranging from French, English, Italian, and American. The stabdard menu comes in German, but an English version is available upon request. There are multiple sides, such as eggs, salad, yogurt, that you can add to complete your breakfast as well. For my breakfast, I chose the Madam Croque in the vegetarian option. It came with two slides of soft bread, with melted cheese, egg, and tomatoes in the middle. The portion was good-sized, and the sandwich was very delicious. I also added a small side of fruit salad. Others in our table had the French breakfast, which came with multiple bakery selection, yogurt, and jam. The American version came with the standard eggs, bacon, pancakes, and orange juice. Our bill for 5 came to around $125 Euros with small tips, which was very reasonable for the quality of the meal. The service was faster than other European restaurants we came across, and the staff was friendly and helpful. Highly recommend!

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 place. It's just too bad Melissa ignored us in line and then scolded us for trying to take…read morepictures even tho there is no signage anywhere stating that photos are prohibited. It's a fast placed spot where you get in line and pick a sandwich or panini or pastry which all look delicious. The vibe is nice. Very modern and high lofty ceilings. I would post the menu, but got in trouble so can't. Luckily, our boy Manuel saved the day and provided proper service. Anyway, I do recommend this place, the food was good but that's if you can deal with a bitchy staff.

Awesome breakkfast, ready made omlettes and portions of different cheese and jams. Its in a very…read morenice corner of the city , so i do recommend.

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)