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.

This place is the closest I've felt to being in an English pub over here in Germany, tho thankfully…read morewhen they show live football there's no sign of any overbearing English pricks. With a nice range of alcohol, really cosy atmosphere, and always friendly bar staff I'm happy to call it my local.

My girlfriend, our toddler son, and I loved our time at the boutique family-owned cafe! The…read moreatmosphere is calm and peaceful. We had ice coffee and cakes. They were amazing. So yummy. We highly recommend the cafe. We will be back soon. What a hidden gem in Hagendeel!

This little cafe was located close to my friend's apartment when I was visiting her. The interior…read morehas a historical "flashback" feel - brown wicker chairs, wooden tables, and a beautiful fresco of a woman behind the counter wall. If Pompeii had a cafe, it would look like this. They offer a variety of Portuguese desserts, including one of my all-time favorites - the Portuguese egg tart! Not surprisingly, you can also order coffee. The atmosphere is low-key with dim lighting - perfect for coffee chats one-on-one or for small quiet groups of people. The prices are affordable! I got three pastries and a cafe au lait for 3 euros.

Great coffee, lovely interior, superb toasted sandwiches. What's not to like? Well, the traffic and…read morethe noise of the many trains going past, I suppose, but this place really is pleasant. They have an old coffee machine on the wall, which has a pressure guage on it. When were pressure guages taken out of coffee machines?! If they had them now, I'd probably even drink it

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!

Delicious! My partner and I were visiting Hamburg and wanted a good place for breakfast. We liked…read morethis place so much that we returned for breakfast multiple times! The staff are friendly and very understanding of cultural differences (which was helpful for us). Service was a bit slow, but not in a bad way - this place is really meant for a leisurely meal! My favorite was the Wiener Frühstück (Viennese breakfast). The croissants and coffee were also fabulous, and the prices were amazing. Go! You won't be disappointed!

Coffee and cool, having been brought to this industrial core of Hamburg, a new found happiness to…read morethe diversity of coffee roasting goodness is what I have experienced. This is a perfect quick trip for the well rested wanderer whom may wish to get out for a cup of lucky juice.

Incredible quality coffee. We ordered coffee on ice with hafermilch. It was deliciously creamy with…read moreperfect taste of incredible coffee. Nice modern interior! If you crave good quality coffee - this is your spot! I am not a coffee drinker but this one will make me turn into one

My favorite coffee place in HAM. Will def. come back and…read moretry coffee with cake!!! Love their coffee variations!

Die Rösterei is a nice coffee shop at the Corner. The interior is decorated very nicely and there…read moreare three small table to have coffee inside. Outside there is more seating available. The staff was very kind and the Drinks were very very tasty. Enjoy

We were staying nearby so decided to try it out. We liked it so much that we ended up coming here…read moreconsistently our entire short stay in Hamburg. Staff is incredibly friendly and the space is minimally but very nicely designed. I tried both the cappuccino and flat white and preferred the cappuccino. The carrot cake is the best I've ever had. Ever. The cake itself is rich and not sweet with a wonderful texture and the frosting is buttery and delicious. Perfect! Will return the next time I find myself in Hamburg.

I was hanging out with my freinds and suddenly saw this coffee shop in the another side of the…read morestreet .The impression of me about it is the concept , which is minimal , bright and cute xD. As i went in , the smells of coffee beans rushed in my noé, so delightfully ! No complaint about the staffs , very gentle and friendly.