Wow! What an excellent find in Berlin! The decor and building is of a different era for sure with…read morelovely architecture. The chickpea on toast was amazing with rocket, tomatoes and pesto. I also had a green juice that was freshly pressed to my specifications. There are a few specials too that looked great like spaghetti with eggplant "meatballs". Pastries looked wonderful as well as the specialty coffees. I will be going back tomorrow for my last meal in Berlin. It's that great! Staff very pleasant and accommodating. P.S., I have never left a Yelp review and am a total foodie. This place warrants my review.

I really liked this place. I tried the açai bowl and avocado toast. The açai bowl isn't frozen like…read morethey normally are but it was still enjoyable and healthy tasting. The avocado toast with poached egg was simple yet delicious. I would like to try more one day

(3.5 stars) A pretty enjoyable brunch, I just love the outdoor corner cafe vibes this place has…read more The menu isn't my favorite, not a lot of options I considered but glad they had an omelette and let me substitute in gouda cheese. It was really tasty, nice balance of ingredients and just the right amount of burnt edge. Liked the bread basket, but the filter coffee was super strong. Would come again if in the neighborhood.

A friend of mine referred me to this place for their desserts and overall atmosphere, though I…read moredecided to go there for breakfast instead. I'm sure their desserts are great, but I was rather disappointed by the breakfast. I had the big omelette (last egg dish on the menu). To be fully honest, the plating and overall result of the omelette was closer to something that would have been slapped together at home. I've had many omelette before at restaurants, but found this not only lacking in taste, but also in presentation. All of the different food items on the plate were "bleeding" into one another because of the water running through the eggs. Pickles in an omelette don't really mix well. Though I had no idea I would be getting pickles. This wasn't stated on the English menu. If you love pickles, then no worries, but I'm not a fan -- especially in eggs. Aside from that, a service charge of 19% was added to my bill without prior knowledge. This was not stated anywhere on the menu that I saw, nor did the waitress make that known. The service was friendly and hospitable though. The only redeeming factors were the delicious chai tea, which I really loved, and the atmosphere of the place was was pleasant and jovial. They also have great WiFi download speeds but know that upload speeds are slow. Be warned, if you're allergic to the sounds of babies crying, you also might want to look elsewhere!

A very welcoming space and a very UNWELCOMING &RUDEST BARMAID. Since the place has literally "cafe"…read morein its name my friend and I went in to work. We asked for the wifi password and she was like "oh no this is not a laptop friendly place" (which is ofc completely alright). At that moment my friend already got a bottled beer and seeing our dissapointment she said "i can turn a blind eye for a small while" and JUST because she said that i asked for a wine and very kindly asked her if we missed a sign about laptops. And she rolled her eyes and said "we don't do signs" in a very condescending voice. I completely mirrored her tone and said "Maybe you should have because how else would we know?". She adopted even a more eerie voice tone and said "Since it's a bar people don't work here" 1. Queen did you arrive that conclusion all by yourself? Ive been working at several bars since i moved here 2. The place has CAFE in its name. I'd have no issues at all if she simply said "sorry guys, laptops are not allowed" But she kept making 12 yo level smart-ass comebacks with making faces. Idk if it's a turn-on for people from small cities to be treated as shit. But im coming from a metropol even bigger than Berlin. AND LET ME TELL YOU I AM SO FED UP WITH SERVICE PEOPLE IN GENTRIFIED NEIGHBORHOODS WHO THINK THEY OWN THE CITY AND THEY GET TO TREAT YOU LIKE FECES AND YOU HAVE TO TAKE IT. And especially getting this behavior from a woman as another one breaks my heart. Feminism shouldn't be girls treating each other with male hostility, it should be vice-versa. I hope she gets therapy or another job without customer contact ASAP

Went to Mano for the first time around 21:00 on a Wednesday and quickly realized I stumbled into an…read moreawesome local bar. The atmosphere inside is awesome: really cool lounge chairs, couches, tapestries, and little alcoves makes the joint feel very bohemian. The bartenders are great and made some very yummy drinks. Definitely going back.

Whenever I am here, I run into someone that I havent seen in a very long time. Obviously this club…read moreis infamous for its upside down appeal, but its really not that obvious. Its nice if you get there earlier, as seating is harder to come by as the kids come rushing in. Not good for dancing and its hard to hear people talking...unless you are sitting. This results in a lot of people just standing around, drinking. I suggest this place as an pre-game spot to hit up before going to a club or if you just want to have an "early" Berlin evening. Its nice around 23-24.

Fun little bar in Kreuzberg. You get a lot of students there and I have had many great nights…read morethere. Music can be quite random sometimes, especially on Wednesdays when they have their music quiz night. Best place to go on a Thursday though. 2 for 1 beers and the ping pong table are out downstairs. I wouldn't say its the best bar in town, but with the price, the type of people you get, and the location, its a very solid choice.

First off: friendliest bartender I've ever met. While I prefer a bit of a wilder night (hence the…read morefour stars), this place is great for a casual evening with ambiance and great conversation. First off, all the art in this cozy bar was made by the bartender and proprietor, who again is the nicest guy. As it is a calm and not crowded place, he made sure to introduce himself to all of his guests as if he'd invited them into his home. Then he gave us a free shot when we talked to him for a while! This bar completely deserves your business. Everyone was incredibly kind and I met many new people from lots of different countries (which is great, because it was also not a trashy tourist hellhole). Low key but open and friendly place. Not to mention, drinks are cheap!

This was such an experience. What a wonderful hidden basement in the middle of Mitte. I can't…read morereally say more rather than go and live it yourself. Beers are great and everyone loves the owner, such a nice guy. More places like this, please!

I have been at this place multiple times in the past and most of the times I found the atmosphere…read morenot to be very pleasant and the staff to be rude. The worst time was when we were sitting as a group at a table and after about three hours they asked us to vacate the table because they now had a reservation for that table. That I found just incredibly hostile. I personally will definitely avoid this place in the future. If you will visit this place is of course totally up to you.

Favorite bar in Berlin so far, LOOOVE the music each time I've gone. But....I don't like the drinks…read moreaside from the gin basil smash and one other one that I can't recall the name.

Cafe Kotti, materialised from the imaginary zone of…read more real Berlin, that flesh and molten laughter, a beautiful untended garden, even the recycled cigarette smoke tastes of blue mountain air. William Blake painted at least three of the ceiling panels and I ordered at least four Watermelon Men: I could guzzle eighteen more and still remain the right side of tipsy,, when they come for Cafe Kotti i'll be ordering another one and breaking up the paving stones ... Long Live the Kronstadt Sailors! Long Live Cafe Kotti!

Cafe Kotti is the hippest place to go when in Kreuzberg Berlin! Everything at this place is…read moreauthentic and real! Real history, real people, real coffee!

This is one cool lounge, we picked Honolulu bar as our "victim" for testing this evening, get a few…read moretips on this place and decided it's time to try it out. The bar/lounge/café is an open space with stunning interior design, great music and cool people all around - which makes it even better. Also, there are books scattered around in metal storage thingies, it's for decoration (or least that's how it looks) but no one will give you a weird look if you'll pick one of them and read, some of the books look very interesting. The atmosphere is really chic and sexy in a way and it could be a great place for a date if you're looking for one. The menus are beautifully designed but the prices are not very east-like, with great chic come great prices - 10€ for a Moscow mule? Am I back home or did I go west? Guess that's what it takes from a fancy bar. So we settled for a Radler beer (4€), the drinks were served pretty quick and the service is great. Stay classy, gonna save some money and come back haha ;) One other thing I must mention is the toilets- what the hell guys? It's pretty far away from the bar (No, it's not fun to go out to the cold and then enter another door towards the restaurant and go down the stairs) - if you're a little tipsy you might have a hard time finding your way out, unlike most of the girls I'm going to the toilets by myself - and I was never as scared. The dramatic violin/horror movie sounds from the speakers along with the slick black and white design gave me the shivers. If somebody would've come in if get a heart attack for sure!

Great lounge, live Music and THe holy "Book of Booze". It is…read moreattached to a pretty huge hostel, with many crazy back packers...So if you wanna hear crazy travel stories, this is the place to hang out at.