Tolles Café mit supernetten Inhabern. Glutenfreie und milchfreie Kuchen gibts auch. Nicht täglich,…read moreaber oft. Kaffee auch sehr lecker. Ist einfach alles sehr persönlich und liebevoll.

A comfortable American style coffee shop run by young and friendly couple. Good music, nice chairs…read moreand interior plus free wlan. Cafe Bohne is a perfect place for a cup of your favorite caffeinated beverage (all the standard espresso-based drinks are available plus filter coffee, hot chocolate and tea) plus an excellent slice of home-made cake. The seating area is rather small, but is helped by some tables and chairs in front of the building. The place is usually packed with people during weekends, and it also open on Sundays as of late. My only complaint is -- and it breaks my heart to say this, since I really like the place -- that the coffee does not really meet the expectations set by the nice surroundings and the impressive espresso machine. The espressos are somewhat bitter but still lacking in flavor. Fortunately they are served with a glass of water. Most customers seem to prefer their sugar with coffee and cream, so they probably don' t care.

Not only do Carroux know how to roast and prepare great coffee - they are one of the few Hamburg…read moremicro roasters renowned at least across Germany - but they also know the qualities to accompany their coffee. An example would be Carroux' partnership with French high-end chocolatier Bonnat, whose chocolates they serve here. Nice coffeehouse atmosphere and a loyal clientele - a Blankenese institution.

Finally a cafe that provides expertly made coffees in Blankenese…read more If -like me- terrible coffee makes you cranky, this is the perfect place to have a relaxed coffee paired with a chocolate croissant or a nata on the back porch, have a take-out for a nice walk down to the beach or buy their excellent beans for your coffee machine at home.

Chez Wilma is a cozy place for your morning or afternoon coffee, both in and outside…read more What really sets Wilma apart from any of the other cafés around the market is their focus on quality ingredients. Hot chocolate? Made with Valrhona chocolate. Coffee? Elbgold. Ice cream? Eisprinzessinen. And so on. Do come back often.

My favourite coffee stop in Blankenese! It is pretty expensive for me (being an student), but…read morereally the capuccino 3€ is not that bad compared to the average price here at Hamburg. Anyway, the best thing are the views over Blankenese and the Elbe, and of course the cakes (which are made with the fresehst whipped cream I have ever tried here, although they are pricey too, around 4'5-5€). If you go for a walk around Blankenese, I definetly recommend this place to relax in a nice sunny evening.

Pretty cosy and comfy in here - once you were lucky enough to catch a free table. Then you can…read moreenjoy yourself pretty well. (Sadly advance bookings cannot be taken for Sundays as I was told a couple of times.) There's plenty of British traditional food on offer like (tiny) scones, pies and all sorts of tea. Also quite a selection of home-made cake but be aware of the large slices, deary me! But everything's lovely and definitely worth the visit. It's a nicely decorated (sofa, candles, paintings, walls painted in green) tearoom that makes one feel at home straight away. You can easily imagine three old British ladies sitting there gossiping away idlely and sipping their black tea. Well especially now that it's getting autumn and dark outside, Lühmanns is a great place for an escape. A possible walk around Blankenese and the water is a nice bonus as to the area. As the previous folks said too though, staff are always oh so slow and prone to forget orders. However they have as yet never forgotten about the bill So bring plenty of time & patience (and maybe a good book) and you'll be perfectly happy. I'd recommend it especially to anyone anglophile.

I found this lovely little place by posting a question on the Yelp Hamburg page as I was looking…read morefor somewhere that did a high tea sort of spread in Germany. We travelled for over an hour and it took a while to find the place but I was so glad we made the effort. We arrived mid morning and as we were really hungry we got tea, breakfast and I had a scone. The breakfast itself was something I'm not used to simply because of the combination of food that we got. I did find it to be the norm in Germany though with slight variations, the plate had fruit, a warm hard boiled egg, some jam, fresh tomato and a very crunchy but yummy roll. We had English breakfast tea which was tasty. I'm not a cream person so I only had jam on my scone but it was nice. The building itself was old and very old fashioned with lots of pictures of the queen. Had a very British feel and it was lovely. Staff although friendly were very hard to find when you wanted them and I had to go looking when I wanted to order scones and when I wanted to pay. I will definitely go back next time I'm in Hamburg as we had a very enjoyable day. Had I not had to chase staff it would have got 4 stars for sure and I would still recommend this place if you want something old fashioned with a bit of charm and an English feel.

The tiniest cafe ever! You woudl also expect a very limited choice, but besides usuall coffee&cake…read morestuff you can get a fish sandwich. For a good weather they have a table or two outside. The major attraction for me though was the fact that in this cafe they also sell limited number of groceriers. Ever had that situation, empty fridge, maybe two eggs or pasta but no oil or butter to cook and it's Sunday!? Thank goodness places like this exist! And what a shame I didn't discover it earlier.