If you feel like a Stulle (Berliner for Sandwich) and/or a soup this is a good lunch spot. Soups…read moreare well made and this place is popular for their consistency. If your hungry during lunch check it out.

Delicious food and friendly staff (even though I speak very little German). Tomato soup is the…read morebest I've had, and the portions are huge for the money you pay!

Found this gem in Yelp and was good as described! My wife and my brother In-law couple were very…read moreimpressed with sandwiches and chicken vegetable soup. Price was excellent compare to what you get even though lower prices compare to other places. Also they were friendly and try hard to communicate in English. I strongly recommend especially to any travelers!

It feels like this place opened just for us today! Our server was so pleasant and gave us the…read morenicest service! We enjoyed an espresso with a vegan veggie wrap and as we were eating he recommended some extras to put on our wraps and later brought us some black tea. It was all very affordable and a very cozy, one room cafe. This is our first yelp post, we had to find a way to get more people to come and enjoy!

From the owner: Unser Produkt besteht hauptsächlich aus Sandwiches die wir neu entwickelt haben in Berlin. das…read moreMotto ist alles was auf dem Teller kommt füllen wir in den Grilled Pocket Sandwiches rein.Vom einfachsten Cheese Bis zum Chickencurry. Alle Produkte werden Frisch zubereitet.

The Early Bean is a cute little hipster cafe in the western part of the city. They have nice fresh…read morejuices, bagels, sandwiches, and a chia seed bowl. I'm not sure if this is an everyday thing, but when we went, the toilet paper in the bathroom had rainbows and unicorns on it heehee Everything was yummy but it's probably not worth going out of your way for. If you happen to be nearby and in the neighborhood, it's certainly a cute spot for breakfast, juice, or coffee.

the early bean cafe is located in the schoeneberg neighborhood of berlin. it was full of moms with…read moretheir kids, western-berlin-hipsters, and middle aged men in business suits reading newspapers. it has a very comfortable atmosphere and thus it's perfect for meeting friends to have a cup of coffee (or a smoothie) and perhaps one of the bagels or cakes they offer (e.g. carrot cake) or to read (it might be a little too loud for the latter though). i sat right beside the radiator so it was a bit hot and stuffy but still alright. not extraordinary but i would definitely come back.

I had to wait a bit, but it worse to wait. I tried chicken Döner kebap. The only thing is it's so…read morebusy and there is no enough tables to eat. It's better to take away. But I recommend.

It may be Berlin's best known kebab because it had the guts to interpret the traditional douuyyner…read morekabob into a new, more stylish creation. Instead of a pita bread, it has a wheat bread. Instead of lamb-beef, it has veal. It's also bigger. Delicious and different. However, the experience is marred by a long wait (25 minutes when the line to order was only 2 people) and an impatience bordering on rudeness when you are trying to order and you don't know all their rules. For example there is one line to order and one line to pick up. You only know that if some in line in front of you is kind enough to tel you. You pay for the sandwich first and only when they start preparing the sandwich do they ask what you want on it. You have blurt out you whole order because they it you off by telling you how much it is and then are frustrated e you want fries with that It's like Pats Steaks in Philadelphia-- a sandwich that has overcome itself and become a phenomenon.

Es ist zu teuer mit 5€. Kaum was drin. Extrem geizig mit dem Fleisch. Das personal ist unfreundlich…read moreaber es schmeckt gut. Damit der Döner trotzallem Fülle kriegt wird er mit billigem Pommes gefüllt. Es gibt 6 verschiedene Soßen. Es wird Gewerbt mit bester Döner am Ku'damm, Geschmacklich mag das vllt sein, aber gleichzeitig auch der teuerste und geizigste doner am Ku'damm. Preisleistung 3/10 Geschmack 8/10 Gesamt 6/10

Dürüm scharf. Soooooo lecker, danke! Mir wurde sogar ein Herzchen gemalt. So nett! Besser geht es…read morenicht!

Great matcha tiramisu for 4.50€! Nice creamy matcha mascarpone with a little coffee taste…read more Beautifully done. I'd order it again or try their matcha cheese cake next time. The matcha brownie for 3.80€ has a very nice firm texture with nuts on top but wasn't as great as the tiramisu. I'd skip that one next time It's owned by authentic Japanese people. The onigiri are being sold for 7€ and when I watched them do it it's consist of 95% rice

FOOD & DRINKS I wanted some Melon Pan for breakfast but they…read morehave not sold them the day of my visit. Heartbroken, I got myself some Japanese fried chicken, some peanut cookies and tea instead. They prepared some hot and fresh karaage for me. The fried chicken turned out to be a bit greasy but was very juicy and crispy. Tea was nice and the peanut cookies were alright. SERVICE The Japanese staff was nice, cool and friendly. ATMOSPHERE The café looks very inviting with all the green plants decorating the entrance. When you step in you are presented with a young modern café that has a hidden corner with a tatami mat. Absolutely lovely. RATING Unfortunately they had none of the items they promoted on their Instagram that I really wanted to try but I really like this place. I could spend hours here and just enjoy the day.

They have very cheap pretzels but the taste very bad and stale. Place is very cute but go to Back…read moreTime instead or anywhere else.

Had a wonderful baguette sandwich with English cucumber, lettuce and Brie at lunch there today…read more They asked me if I wanted "sauce" (mayonnaise), and I said yes. The mayonnaise was lovely and seemed homemade (there was some kind of fresh herb mixed in), but it didn't need it. The flavor was perfect on it's own. Reminded me of my time in France!!! I am going back in the morning to try some of their pastries! I think this is the right location. Part of a busy shopping district with plenty of choices available. I really lucked out! Service was friendly, too!! AND sandwich plus bottle of water only cost me 3 euro and 70 cents!!! Best meal I've had since arriving in Berlin and the cheapest.

Started day here and went out in walking tour. Quick place to grab pastries and caffeine. Wish I…read morecould have ordered more. Banana bread, apricot pastry, and waffle. Golden latte and regular latte. Banana bread and golden latte was not too sweet which I really liked. Heated waffle was probably my favorite.

A busy cafe across the way from the Berlin Marriott. This is a great option if on the move because…read moreeven though there's a lot of hustle and bustle here, the line moves quickly and they serve quite fast. There's an array of meat/cheese sandwiches, pastries and refrigerated items. And of course, a complete coffee menu. Turkey sandwich Crunchy and flaky thick bread, the Turkey blends well with a variety of veggies and cream cheese. A very well balanced sandwich. Prosciutto bagel sandwich Fresh everything bagel, tasty prosciutto but only one slice - could have used more. Chia pudding with fruit jam and almond slivers and coconut sprinkle - only slightly sweet so for you American palates, make sure you douse it with honey at the counter before you leave. Apricot croissant - Lemon filling in the inside with real fruit decorating the ends. Overall this deli gets you what you need and is quick and good. Can't wait to try their coffees too. That's all.