One of the most "European" 'Bucks I've stepped inside. Plenty comfortable and inviting. Free…read moreinternet. Most expensive drinks I've ever seen. But hey, you're in the capital of Switzerland. Rather than look down at Starbucks I've come to appreciate it for what it is: a place to sit down, get free internet - possibly get a drink, but you don't have to - and that's just not a concept they have in Europe. If you sit, you pay, that's how it normally goes. Not at Starbucks. Thanks :-)

i cannot help myself. sometimes i am drawn to starbucks. i am invariably disappointed at the…read morequality. the drinks are far too milky, never enough coffee. they are always lukewarm, never hot. the staff is rarely friendly. but i do not come for any of that. i come for familiarity and comfort. starbucks cafes are decorated in exactly the same way all over the world. if i tune out whatever language people are speaking around me and try not to look out the big plate glass windows at whatever foreign scenery happens to be out there, i could be in the starbucks a few blocks from my house. that is a powerful thing. and so i ended up at the starbucks in bern. it was sunday when i arrived in the city. everything was closed. i had been wandering around the sickeningly cute little streets for an hour. the snow was starting to come down. i was cold. and then i saw the bubenbergplatz starbucks. i peeked in. immediately i got a smile from the man and woman at the counter. the cafe was very clean and spacious, and there were plenty of those nice cozy starbucks armchairs. i went in and spent several hours. and if you get a drink with whipped cream they give you a gigantic mess of the stuff, especially if you stay there and have it in one of their large ceramic mugs. mmmmmm

Pastries are really good, traditional french. But the coffee really sucks! They need an espresso…read moremachine, not the Nescafé machine which uses pre-made yucky cappuccino and alike powder!

Stopped here for a quick bite early one morning while staying in the area…read more Plenty of inside seating. It was early and the barista was friendly. My coffee and pastry hit just right.

Good place to grab a quick cup of tea/coffee. They also have a small selection of sandwiches and…read morepastries. You can get take away or eat in. If eating in, have your Covid pass ready, s of November, 2021 they require it. Quick and simple. Great when you're waiting for a train.

High quality, single origin coffee, freshly roasted a few blocks away by the same company…read more Tables, cute corner bench, chairs and bar. No wifi. Newspapers, free water (don't laugh, it's common in Switzerland for places to charge you for water!) and the staff was super welcoming. Coming from San Francisco, we're kind of spoiled with our coffeeshops and it's not easy to find places with a barista that make coffee art and where the coffee rocks. We finally found our togo coffeeshop and are also gonna check out their second location nearby where they roast. We had a latte (they call that caffe latte or schale, loved it, a cold brew, and delicious pastries).

This Starbucks is very small. It is good but VERY expensive…read more 2 Frapuccinos costed me 15 francs. But they were very good!

Everybody here was so nice to me each morning this week when I came for breakfast. Always gave me a…read moregreat start to my day. Next time in Bern I'll make sure that this is where I get my coffee and my breakfast

This restaurant was not listed on Yelp. We decided to go there based on the number of people eating…read morethere. Out first trip involved coffee and sandwiches. Our waitress was very friendly and animated. She also spoke English. We chose to sit outside due to the nice weather. Like many of these restaurants, you order the coffee at the table and the pastries and sandwiches next door at the pastry shop. Both are part of the same restaurant. Our coffee and sandwiches were very good and the waitress added to the positive experience. After paying the bill and leaving the table, we went back into the pastry shop and bought dessert, then came back to a different table. Overall, this was a really good experience.

Great ice cream with a walk up counter. They have fourteen different flavors and the offer comes or…read morecups. They also have a several tables outside to enjoy and relax. Worth the stop.

The sunny day in fall is great for a lunch break at the Rösterei. It features tables at the sun as…read morewell as inside. The lunch Curry was a choice between vegetarian or meat - served with a salad on great dressing. Yes, they also offer other salad dishes and some deserts. Both the Salat bowl and the passion fruit and youghurt desert were very good. After lunch I took the chance for an update on barista tools and caffee. Since the Rösterei is run by Blaser Cafe, who is a fairly big roasting company in the buildings nearby, I can stock up on cafe (Lilla et Rose blend) when I am here for lunch. And judging the Cappucino served in midst of the lunch rush, it would be worthwhile attending their local Barista training... Always a pleasure to have lunch here, even for lesser coffee lovera...

Great coffee location in Bern! A bit outside of the center though. Easiest way getting there would…read morebe on bus to Güterbahnhof, from there it's a 7' walk. Always busy since they are great in speciality coffee. They roast the beans right in house and are very conscious about the sources. I got a pour over which did not let me down! Prices are pretty low since it's in Bern. There's a little shop aswell, where you can buy all kind of coffee gear, coffee beans.. The staff is very friendly and welcoming, clean space and free wifi. I imagine that it's beautiful in summer, since you can sit outside. One of my to go places while visiting Bern.