Really good craft coffee to go! Pleasantly surprised by this little unassuming coffee shop. The…read moreespresso is great, it's the cheapest I've seen in Berlin, and they even give you little chocolates with your drink. They have their own small roaster setup too. No wifi or and only 6-8 seats, so plan to take your drink to go. Definitely worth a stop if your nearby Leopoldplatz.

Really good coffee. Often the shop is crowded.read more

Their Paninis are tasty and the Müsli was good too. Their chorizo isn't realistic Mexican chorizo…read more It's more like ham, but the chorizo panini was yummy! The hot drinks were pretty good too. Comfortable place to relax and enjoy a coffee.

Nice place. Food also, roast beef, parma, mixed potato…read moresalad, wild meats. Espresso, the usual coffee and tea selections. The clerk was immediately welcoming; the place does not seem to be damaged yet by the spoiled and immature people of friedrichshain etc. Will write more later.

I was not sure if to give it 4 or 5 stars, I have given it 4 in the German version and in my…read moreEnglish review, I am giving it five stars. As the name suggests, it is an antiques cafe, everything - the furniture, the china, the decoration - is antiques that make this cafe seem like somebody's grandmother's living room. In addition, the antiques shown are for sale. I was there with people who were all around 70 yea old, and they were all delighted. I must say that I have also liked it, but have to put it within a certain context: (1) The area - I think it is the "best cafe in Reinickendorf", but it doesn't say much about the cafe, but about this neighbourhood. This is not a touristy area, but there are few places worth a visit nearby (I am thinking mostly of the "White City", Weisse Stadt neighbourhood, which is just north of the cafe, and is Unesco World Heritage site, see http://www.qype.co.uk/place/33252-Weisse-Stadt-Berlin ) (2) The cakes etc. are all very "homey", not polished confectionery cakes, but exactly the stuff you'd get at somebody's grandma, which is not bad - just different. (3) One thing that made me a bit uneasy - it might be only me - is that there was quite a lot of memorabilia from the 1936 Olympics (the Nazi Olympics) over there. If I am not mistaken, I have even seen a swastika in one of the pictures. Now - I am pretty sure that the owner is anything BUT a Nazi (and his collection is just an antik collection), it just made me feel a bit at unease (this is why I have given it four stars in the German text, in fact). So, it might not be a place I'd come especially from the city for, but if I'd be in the area - it would be my first choice for a cafe.

New to Wedding and looking for my new neighborhood coffee spot. I believe I've found it!…read more Gorgeous interior aesthetic, non-dairy milk options, ethical sourcing, pastry selection was hard to decide between, and a delicious not-burnt Flat White and Matcha Latte. Love that the cups are compostable and the lids are recyclable. Glad they offer to-go during the pandemic. Plastic barrier in front of cash register, hand sanitizer, and contactless payment made it all feel safe. I'll be back!

Super cute and clean place in Wedding/Mitte. They have more seating upstairs. Great coffee. We had…read morethe pumpkin scone and overnight oats 2 days in a row!

Excellent find! I'm thrilled to wander into Malor. A large…read moreparty had just entered prior to me so the service was a little slow. I was warned that the kitchen was backed up. Excellent health food. I ordered beetroot, feta fried with sesame seeds and shredded horseradish Simply amazing

The atmosphere, music, staff and even food is really wonderful! This is definitely on my top 5…read morelist for Berlin daily hangout spots for great Gluten Free, Vegan and vegetarian food and not to mention tasty coffee with oat milk or soy milk. It's definitely a diamond in the rough.

Great small coffee and tea shop with a small selection of pastries. The green chai tea and…read moreamericanos were delicious. They do carry oat milk & regular milk. During our visit, they did not offer iced drinks (we were visiting in winter). There is indoor and outdoor seating. Bathrooms are available. Great service, drinks made to order. Cash only. Happy we had this small shop to walk to each morning during our stay in Berlin!

Nice and warm place. Good coffe, cheap and the place I'd…read morepretty original. Will be back

One of (yet) not so many hipster cafes/bars in Moabit. They have everything necessary to be one for…read moresure: all different and old chairs, old lamp stoves, vegan food, etc. The coffee is good thouh, the staff is friendly, they have some interesting beer (which I personally dont like: too sweet) but also several known brands in bottles. I liked the food too - I tried the soup of the day which was also 'BIO' (maybe even vegan :) The prices are in the higher range I would say, I mean it is Moabit not Mitte!

We had breakfast here to days in a row while visiting Berlin. The menu was hilarious! You'll need…read moreto see it to understand the humor. The coffee was great, the breads and cheeses were exceptional in the outside dining area was quaint.

Super happy to discover this place. Authentic Taiwanese food, really delicious…read more We went there on a hot summer day. There were no available seatings outside as everyone was eating there, we went inside but all the windows were opened so it was not at all hot. Ambient was nice and cozy. There were a lot of cold and hot teas to taste and the food was delicious. Can very much recommend it.

Delicious authentic and rustic Taiwanese cuisine. I loved…read morethe treatment of unusual ingredients like sweet potatoes but the Guabao is the true star of the menu. It's so good you can easily get addicted! A special mention for the amazing varieties of oolong teas, hearty and full of aroma. A true gem.

Community garden. Fresh bitter greens, salad in season…read more Tomatoes etc. Coffee stand. Usually open during season.