I went there on a crowded Friday afternoon and I still managed to find seating upstairs. The…read morehostess was gracious to accommodate. Service was speedy and efficient. The latte art was perfection and it tasted good too. Same with the waffles! I would definitely go here again for the food, drink, and ambiance.

Really amazing coffee shop and cafe. The food was actually insanely good. I had the cornbread…read morewaffle with smoked salmon instead of bacon. This was one of the best breakfasts I've ever had. The fresh ginger orange tea was so good as well. My friend loved her avocado toast and coffee. The service wasn't that great but was ok for Germany standards which I know now. The decor was super trendy and cozy. Really popular spot with lots of people but there's a good amount of space. Highly recommend and wish I didn't have to go back to Hamburg to experience this place again.

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

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

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.

It's the coffee roastery & cafe that's in the same row of old warehouses as the Miniatur Wonderland…read moreand Hamburg Dungeon near the Sandbrücke. This building in the Speicherstadt dates back to 1888. The café and shop is very popular. They have a color-code system that divides the coffee they roast into 5 different categories. The shop is very organized. Upon entering, it's not so clear where you need to go to be seated. You'll see the shop to the left, and the roastery & equipment is front & center. I believe this area may be reserved for coffee tasting tours, but I'm not sure. The hostess stand is all the way to the right side of the café. That's where you'll need to line up for table service. There was no wait for us. They happened to have a high-top available. The only 2 seats left in the café. It was bustling on a weekday. I could hear many different languages being spoken around us. It's as if we were in a museum café. The ambiance is very nice, but loud at times. Our waiter was very helpful when making our coffee selections. You get to choose the type of espresso and the coffee preparation. There are 4 different types. We both chose the Il Gusto Espressomischung in a latte macchiato form. I love how the menu gives you the different types of notes and finishes. She also provided a pastry & dessert menu. We selected 2 different kinds of franzbrötchen. One was made from spelt. Unfortunately, they didn't seem fresh. They would have been better served warm. The cinnamon rolls were dry, but had good flavor. Not too sweet, which is a good thing. The coffee was very good, but not as robust as we'd hoped it would be. We probably should have selected the Honduran one. It was still a lovely experience, and the service was great. There are clean restrooms as you're exiting from the other doorway. There were so many things that I wanted to buy at the shop. I was reminded of mom when I saw the old fashioned wooden coffee grinders. She brought one back from Germany when I was a teenager. She loved that little grinder. If anything, definitely make a stop here to shop for coffee, candies, and souvenirs. They have all kinds of local goods in one beautiful store. The chocolate covered cherries and strawberries that we purchased are excellent. You'll just have to experience it for yourself when in Speicherstadt.

One of the best coffees in Hamburg! Definitely a must visit! I love to come here and also buy some…read morecoffee for myself and others as a present since they have s nice coffee shop with also dome sweets and coffee necessities :)

went with my friends and loved it here! this place is also tourist friendly if you don't speak…read moregerman!

Jens Burg is one of those types of places you can whiff and sniff from a mile away. And what a…read morelovely scent it is! Aromas of coffee beans from faraway lands, unique blends of coffee and tea. Jens Burg is THE place to go if you're strolling around Hoheluft/Eppendorf on a summer's eve, you don't have to buy anything, just walk around the shop and take in the scents. Burg roast some of their own blends, which can come as expensive as 15eu for 250gr of things named "African Blue". They do have quite a few rare blends, but have very good affordable coffee for those who don't buy into the whole luxury coffee thing (like me). I particularly like their choice of Teas. As much as I like black tea, I love herbal teas in the Summer for making iced tea, Jens Burg are one of the only places in Hamburg that sell my favorite teas, Celestial Seasonings. They have the best citrus tea. Jens Burg has a whole bunch of interesting gift items as well, such as mugs, cups, tins and unique confectionary such as interesting chocolates, cinnamon toffees, etc. If you're looking to try a new brand of coffee, want a new selection of teas to choose from or are looking for some items for your kitchen, I recommend hopping into Jens Burg and poking around. There is a lot to poke around - so make sure to make the time! Their shelves are filled from floor to ceiling with anything and everything related to the world of coffee and tea.

Everything for a coffee fan in here. specialist coffee beans, machines, gadgets, antique gadgets,…read morechocolate to go with your coffee, spices to put in your coffee. I could spend hours in here and it's small.

I was there by accident. A friend was just showing me around in his neighbourhood. We were having a…read morecheap but excellent coffee there. ..... Mister Lars Herden was just roasting some coffee beans and started to explain the manufacturing process to us... He took quite some time to make us understand the difference between normal industrial coffee and his excellent product... I will definitely come back. Love this authentic wonderful place ;)

I found this roastery yesterday, led by my nose when I was in the vicinity. The roaster gave me a…read morepersonal tour of the facilities and I had a very good (and amazingly inexpensive; all drinks are 1,- EUR) Capuccino in the café in the upper floor.

This isn't so much a museum as it is a coffee store. There's not really much of an exhibit (the…read moreSpeicherstadtmuesum - forgive my spelling) had much more actual information on coffee. What they did have was jars of coffee beans that you could smell, but after smelling a couple I couldn't smell anything at all. Not necessarily worth a trip, but you could stop by if you're in the area (its 2 minutes away from the Maritime museum).