Grabbed a cup of coffee here after going to the Topography of Terror--excellent coffee. I ordered a…read morecortado, which had a brilliantly rich espresso flavor. Amazing cup of coffee located very conveniently between the Topography of Terror and Checkpoint Charlie. The ambience inside the shop was also impressive with espresso machines and accessories on display. The workers were very welcoming and friendly, leading to an amazing experience overall. Very highly recommended if you are looking for quality coffee.

If your looking for a good cup of coffee it's good. Service is average, the ladies working the…read morecoffee bar are very stoic no smiles. It's a quaint coffee shop but not much seating.

Those who are guilty of regularly hunkering down in a coffee shop with a laptop and leeching off…read morethe wifi for hours on end should stop reading this Yelp review now. Double Eye is about the size of a bathroom in an overpriced Brooklyn apartment. In other words, this coffee shop is the size of a shoebox. It's standing room only, with a small circular table in the middle of the shop for about three or four customers to crowd around and two wall ledges, one of which overlooks the street from the window. There are also some outdoor benches, but those are a moot point in the winter. While some of the Yelp reviews accuse Double Eye of being a bit hipstery, I didn't find any of the baristas to be aloof at all. Nor was the coffee overpriced. I even got a complimentary biscuit with my espresso, which was a nice touch. I'm not really an espresso person (is that heresy to admit while living in Europe?) but I thought it was pretty smooth. This place is definitely more of a takeaway coffee spot -- I think I'll be back to get an Americano to-go (which Double Eye offers as a cafe creme, as one of the beanie-clad baristas explained to me the last time I was there).

Its really small coffee place. I am not a coffee fan but according to people with me, it is a great…read morecoffee they are serving. If you love coffee, stop by here.

While staying in Berlin for 4 weeks on vacation from San Francisco, this coffee shop kept me going…read more The coffee in the area is totally lacking, but this shop is awesome. Both the latte and ice coffees were fantastic. It is a legitimate shop who takes their coffee serious. I never knew I was a coffee snob, but I guess I've been spoiled too long.

From the owner: Kaffeerösterei & Kaffeebar Finest Specialty Coffee -…read morecarefully sourced & roasted for you | Direct Trade - nachhaltig - nachverfolgbar | handwerklich geröstet aus eigener Rösterei |Brüh-Equipment für zu Hause - Hario, Aeropress, Chemex, Kalita, Origami, Comandante, Moccamaster etc. | Barista-Workshops | Kaffee-Catering

Coffee shop inside the alley, location was nice. Inside is crowded with tables within 2 ft of each…read moreother. Brunch was below average. Avocado toast has weird strong flavors and chili tasted straight from the can. Definitely won't be back other than for maybe coffee on the go. Menu most definitely needs revising.

You can find this restaurant tucked away in a courtyard that you have to aggressively through an…read morealleyway of sorts. It was pretty busy for a weekday morning, but it wasn't a long wait for a table. I had the best salmon benedict here with a nice lavender matcha.

Went here because of the reviews and decided to get a lemon loaf cake. The piece was huge! I…read morecouldn't even eat it all so I had to take the rest to go. The price was really good as well 2,20 for such a big piece. There is lots of seating in and outside and there is an area on the second floor for seating. Wifi is here and the password is near the cash register. Baristas are very friendly and really helpful with giving me directions to another place.

My favorite café in the Kiez, the upstairs is great for bringing some work, the downstairs is great…read morefor bringing some friends. :)