It was really nice breakfast, and perfect cappuccino I…read morerecommend the restaurant! Have a nice breakfast, my friends

Excellent all day breakfast place, cash only. Has a large outdoor space (but beware the bees!). I…read morehad an Americano and a scrambled egg with salmon bread with fruit. Perfect and delicious. The pancakes also looked very tempting but I think would have been too much/too sweet for me. Highly recommend.

Those salmon pancakes were 10/10. Not a bit of syrup but moist, fluffy and absolutely delicious…read more Salmon tasted fresh. Latte was good. Space is super cute. I had a great brunch.

Service was pretty good with English speaking waiters. Breakfast portions were sizable. I got the…read moregoat cheese scramble which was okay, it came with salad, toasted and 2 small boiled potatoes. Got a green "smoothie" that was more of a juice, but it was good. My friend got their lox bagel, I didn't try it because their bagels are more soft and I like a chewier texture for my bagel. We got a tea which had orange juice in it, wasn't a huge fan of that but it was okay. It was a casual spot, fairly sizeable with the number of tables/seating.

Came here for brunch about a month ago when the bf and I were in Berlin on vacation. We decided to…read morecome here because of its high ratings on Yelp. We got in just before noon, and we were glad we did because the place got completely full soon after we got seated. The menus were a little confusing as we don't speak any German and the menus had some English pages mixed in with the German pages (the little footnotes were what really confused me, but then I realized that they were using them as markers for different types of allergens). However, it didn't seem that hard to figure out as most of the offerings for brunch offered either cold cuts, cheese, vegetarian spreads, etc. with pastries and such. I opted for their normal sized vegetarian offering (you can ask for a vegan one also) along with coffee and a 20 mL cup of red currant juice. The bf got an order of their scrambled eggs with bacon, along with a 40 mL cup of orange juice. The vegetarian offering I got was amazing. There were a few different slices of cheese, 2 different types of savory spreads (one yogurt based, and the other was some sort of curried spread), and a bunch of fresh fruits. We got a very generous sized basket of bread to share, and it was just a perfect and somewhat light meal. The bf's eggs were delicious, and our juices were fresh and tasy as well. We could easily see why this place was so popular with the locals. Would definitely come back here if I ever happened to find myself in Berlin again.

While in Berlin, I stumbled across this place called Bastard through browsing reviews on Yelp, I…read moredecided to call in here not only because of the good reviews but the fact the place is called Bastard, which is a name which probably wouldn't be allowed in my home-country of the United Kingdom. This place is located in quite a rough area of Berlin, as I recall it was on the 248 bus route, yet buses in Berlin is a system I've struggled with mainly down to having so many stops without any proper signage for example one bus might go from one stop, another from another. This place isn't in a great location as I said, you can even find some graphiti on the walls as you go in to the small inside seating area. The menu was quite restrictive and authoritarian in the sense you couldn't personalise your dishes or tweak them, despite it being fresh food which was a shame and alongside the location, the major flaw of this place. For example, they had a meal with Fried eggs and other things which I didn't want, and they refused to just do fried eggs. I ordered Scrambled Eggs with Bacon, this was quite good quality and a much better breakfast than I could have had at my Hilton hotel in Berlin, but still I found the side dishes to go with it such as beans and the choice of that to be poor, they only had "fresh" bread, gluten bread, which didn't taste too great. I also was impressed with the range of fresh juices which were quite cheap at 2.40 euros each for 0.2L, I ordered a mixed juice as I recall it contained pumpkin and apple and a few other things, and I enjoyed it, albeit my first choice being a pear juice was sold out. The waitress seemed friendly enough but it was frustrating they had run out of products such as the pear juice and couldn't slightly amend their dishes and they didn't have gluten free bread. The place inside was small and really busy, it had an old-fashioned theme to it, it wasn't the nicest place in terms of décor, it is probably something one would expect to find in Manchester's Northern Quarter for example, which is my home town. The food and beverage mentioned was good quality, but the location and inability to slightly personalise your dish and the selection overall was quite poor. Was the food worth the wait to get a table and my trip to find it? I'd guess so, but still due to the major flaws I still feel Bastard doesn't deserve anything other a three star rating.

Summary: If you want a breakfast in berlin thats gonna make you say WOW... this is the place!…read more I can say I have probably had the best bagel of my whole life!! And thats saying a lot considering I grew up on New York Bagels. The ingredients were incredibly fresh, the presentation is just gorgeous, and it was absolutely delicious. The cream cheese has a hint of lemon oil in it that just brings the entire dish together. The space itself is super cozy and cute, i sat on a high top chair by the window and enjoyed watching passersby's eyes open wide at the amazing food The menu is very limited but it all looked amazing, other peoples dishes at tables beside me looked large and beautiful as well so I have no doubt everything here is a hit! This is one of my last meals in berlin but I wish I could come here every morning!!! Service was fast and friendly as well :-) 10/10 homerun cafe

Since moving to Berlin from San Francisco, I've noticed a clear distinction in the brunch culture…read moreof both cities. Would you like a crowded café with an Instagram aesthetic (ranging from the food to the decor) and a fast-paced meal or something more Berlin -- a lowkey living room-esque vibe with meat and cheese galore? Thankfully, bRICK manages to bridge these two identities for a peaceful weekend brunch that'll make you feel like you're right at home. I stopped by on a recent Saturday morning to find it half empty, more or less. The customer service was a little brusque (not surprising) though not overtly so as its hipster decor might allude to. I had the "Brickfast" -- the most Californian option on the menu (with Berlin prices). It included two fried eggs, grilled cheese (as in, thin blocks), avocado, hummus, homemade tomato cream cheese (!), olives, bread, and a small salad. The tomato cream cheese was definitely a nice touch, though I was a little disappointed that the tomato taste was just a bit too subtle for me to actually discern. And the eggs left me wanting more... more water, actually, because they were way too salty! But points for effort because there was so much food, I guess?

Delightful! Our…read morehungry crew of 7 was in need of a midday lunch on a sunny patio, and a quick Yelp search landed us in the loving arms of Fatma & Frieda. Well done, Berliners, well done. We perched outside and were privy to lovely service, fresh plates of assorted sandwiches, cheeses, meats and salads (my plate was a smattering of all, and I loved it - see below). Highly recommended, chill and comfortable, nice food, nice people. Cash only.

High quality food, nice service and as opposed to hip places around, you don't have to wait forever…read moreto get a table. We tried the Fatma breakfast - just a bit overpriced, in my mind, but very good nevertheless.

I went here for breakfast, and the Pancakes are PHENOMENAL!! :))…read more I had Pancake with banana and maple syrup. It was super hot, fresh, and wonderful texture. I also had a vanilla chai to drink which was very good as well. Best breakfast I have had so far in Berlin, and might even be better than any pancakes I've had eating out in the US!

Very nice US-style pancakes & latte macchiato here. The restaurant is super cozy with bright,…read morepastel colors. Owners are accommodating, as my BF & I ordered off - menu items to create a big American breakfast. Basically I ordered the blueberry hill pancakes, which were light & fluffy, with powdered sugar & warm blueberry sauce drizzled over the top. Really good, but I prefer the blueberries that are in the pancake batter, ready. Gladly with fresh blueberry fruit on top or the blueberry sauce...but must be in the batter for sure. The side of maple syrup was great. Also, butter was not served with the pancakes (standard US custom) but when I asked for some, no problem. It was not room temperature though, so didn't melt on the pancakes, but not a deal breaker. Again: I'm super picky about pancakes.... These were delicious, but this is my constructive criticism... Lol! I also ordered us (off-menu) a "side" of 2 fried eggs, sunny side up, bacon & toast bread. All delicious & the eggs here are organic. My only critique is the bacon was not crispy. Still: delicious & enjoyable...but we Americans like our bacon crunchy. Lol! Latte macchiato was a dream. Tasted almost caramelly. Recommended. Anyway, I'm definitely going back & will give my advice to the owners.... If they are into my advice, I'm giving this place another star. Lol... Hey, they want an authentic US-breakfast...then my appetite & I are here to help! :-))) But definitely- eat here with confidence. Wonderful, cute location.

A traditional German restaurant. The food is average. The roasted pig knuckle was pretty good as…read morewas the spetzel but the goulash was not very good. The beef was dry and stringy. The steak looked very good but was bland and lacked seasoning. The side of potatoes wasn't bad. The apple strudel was just ok. The crust was not flaky as most strudels but more moist. If in Berlin I would skip this one.

The first English review of Wirtshaus Hasenheide, I'm honoured! And also feeling shameful that I…read moredon't speak German :( So I thought I'd offer a tourist's view of this traditional German eatery. We had a supreme restaurant guide in the form of Svenja of course, who talked us through the menu with total efficiency and recommended what she thought would give us a well-rounded impression of German food. We were a table of one pescetarian, one meat-eater who hates mushrooms and one lady who was happy to have a little of everything, so we opted for three dishes to share. Simple solution really, Svenja and I could partake the non-meat creamy cheesy pasta with crisped onions and mushroomy cheesy rosti option, she and my SO could share his meat dish as well as the pasta (he's the mushroom-hater, by the way) and that way everyone could have a bit of what they liked. Firstly we ordered drinks which were beers and wine, lovely enough and reasonably priced too, and when it came to ordering food we did get to that point where you feel horrendous for waving a member of staff over... but the wait was getting a little OTT and we were all very hungry little souls by this point. Anyway, when the food came it did not disappoint. The mushrooms on the rosti had been cooked brilliantly, in that they offered none of that sliminess which indicates they've been sweating in their own juices too long... rather they were tender, had bite to them and really retained the flavour of the dish. Yep, garlic to the max. Piles of melted cheese of course, as is requisite for the foodstyle, and oh, that melt in the mouth grated potato underneath! Heaven. The thick spaghetti noodles with the creamy cheese sauce were divine, and I did sneak a potato from the SO's plate but even they were full of bacon - that was one meaty dish! They even sliced the sausages in a really unusual style whereby they opened like flowers, or squids, much to his horror and my amusement. The place is atmospheric and full of wood; you kind of feel like you're in a lodge. Overall it was an awesome start to our trip, the food was spot on and while the slow service did let it down somewhat it came with a friendly smile, so there's little to complain about really. A surprise winner, and I do want that rosti again... like right now, please.

A beautiful little bohemian coffee shop with a better feel than the one on Friends and a really…read morecool vintage car out front. This morning I had the best cappuccino, and the most amazing carrot cake. I'd eat there every week (or more often) if I lived here.

Zazza is a nice addition to the neighborhood. At first glance through the window, it could be any…read moreother café in the Graefekiez/Kreuzkölln area: espresso machine, vitrine with baked goods, eclectic furniture... But, as soon as you walk in, the smile of the owner --whose nickname is the café's name and also a language from eastern Anatolia-- tells you the place is something unique. It feels contrived to write, but on my first visit, I really did feel like he was welcoming me as a guest to his house (so much so that I was almost obliged to search for a hidden camera ...). I've returned several times since then and always enjoyed the same service, from everyone working there. That personal and welcoming tone somehow carries over to every angle of the business: the cabinets behind the counter look like they could be in a cozy cottage, all the tables and chairs and the sofas in the backroom (if a bit awkwardly scattered) seem personally chosen and invite tucking in with a book or for long lounging conversations, the stereo hums oldtime jazz or turkish folk music in the background, every cappuccino has art in the foam, and they seem to have every imaginable milk type available to suit a customer's needs. The café is still new-ish...who knows, perhaps this attention to detail will vanish with time, but I doubt it - the mood set and the quality of the cakes and coffee (Zazza is also a bean roastery, you can buy bags to take home) carry all the hallmarks of a great business. I've yet to try the breakfast (e.g. scrambled eggs with turkish sucuk sausage, bircher muesli, croissants, savory or sweet mixed breakfast plates...), but the various cakes --from cheesecake to mousse to streusel-- seem to already have devoted followers on Sunday afternoons. I'm definitely one of them: sitting in the row of theater seats at the front, looking out on the park through the big front window, eating the 'orient orange' cake and sipping a cortado it's hard to imagine a better end to the weekend.

Two planets is hidden away between various Turkish shops and far off the beaten prenlz-Berg hipster…read morecafe path. We went here on a Sunday morning right after they opened for the day and were the first ones. The breakfast menu features various savory and sweet toast and since i am a complete sucker for avocado toast i had to go for that. You notice right away that you aren't in Prenzlauer Berg by the prices. The Avo toast is 5,50€. You would pay at least 2€ more in other parts of Berlin. Also the beverages are significantly cheaper and soy milk is free of charge (!). They use The Bread Station bread which is definitely one of the best bakeries in Berlin and they were very generous with the avocado (I wasn't hungry until the evening). The also add a thin layer of hummus on the toast and serve it with beans, shredded carrot and pesto on the side. The pesto was so good! I wish they added more, it was super fresh and also the beans were tasty! Service was super friendly as well! Definitely recommending this place!

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

Super cosy place! Good tables for working with a laptop. Comfortable arm chairs. Cosy during the…read moreday and night. Good breakfast (the one with cheese). AMAZING hot chocolate! Super nice and friendly staff. Cheap! Greek salad for 4.90€, breakfast for 6€. One of my fave cafés!

Cosy, relaxed, warm and very friendly. The breakfast offer…read moreis a delight and the ginger+lemongrass tea superb