This is a really nice ice cream spot in a busy area. We were really in the mood after getting some…read morePho so we stopped here. There was a line but it goes fast. They have a good menu as well (it changed daily) I got two flavors on mine- caramel and stratachella. They were super good and the cone was nice as well. There's no seating area but it was fine to walk around and eat.

Aldemir is one of my favourite ice cream parlors in Germany…read more 1. The Food Divine ice cream, need I say more? At least 15 flavours, which they rotate. All made on the premises and really fresh. Some exotic flavours like ginger, strawberry ricotta (creamy ricotta and real strawberry granita). Their lemon sorbet is bright, fresh and tastes like lemons, not artificial flavouring. They also give you a freshly baked butter waffle cone if you get three scoops or more. 2. The Staff Funny, polite and quick. They also explain their ice creams, if it's not too busy. 3. The Atmosphere Busy! The hotter, the busier. 4. The Damage Scoops are still 90ct. They also do delicious sundaes. 5. Useful Tidbits Eat as much as you can!

Two Michelin dining in Berlin with a dessert dining concept which happens to be the only Michelin…read moredessert dining restaurant in the world. I was really impressed with the food and service. And overall have no complaints for the most part. Although I liked some dishes more than others, same goes for the drink pairing, the dishes I loved were mind blowing to me. Particularly the grapefruit, buttercream, lettuce cup, cacao and crisp, parsley root, and different chocolate covered things at the end were particularly interesting and impressive. The other courses were enjoyable but I didn't love them. Overall, I did feel like I was eating a bunch of desserts that just had different savory elements and such, but that wasn't a bad thing. And the pairings that went with my favorite dishes worked really well and I usually don't get a drink pairing because I feel that it could be too much, but they staggered them well. The caviar popsicle add on is a must. I mean where else can you eat a caviar popsicle. Honestly the flavor was really weird and it was kind of hard to eat because it was melting pretty quickly. But my friend got the wine pairing for the popsicle and it actually worked really well. I didn't really like the flavor of the wine by itself but with the caviar, it magically tasted good. They have the wine pairing that they pour between courses and then you could enjoy them with the courses that don't have a drink pairing, but honestly I think that would all be too much unless you have a giant stomach or can just drink a lot. We got a sparkling wine to start, and then I had a glass of wine to have between the pairings and then tea at the end and that was all very very filling. The teas were both from Greece and tasted so so good. Also, I loved how they showed us the kitchen at the end and we were able to see how they make the chocolate and taste some of it. I thought that was a super cool detail. Also if the bathroom is occupied you can go through the kitchen and use the other one which was nice and again cool to see the kitchen some more. We sat at the counter so we could see in, but it was a different experience being in there. The only thing that bothered me was the fact that the dining took over 4 hours. The first two hours were going strong and then in the third hour I was starting to feel fatigued. However, that last hour was really hard and I just wanted to rest. Especially because we were sitting at the counter and the chairs don't have a back to them. I did feel like overall the courses were paced nicely except at the end with all the chocolate stuff and that took a bit longer than what I would have liked. Overall the service was good, but I've had better at other Michelin restaurants. And the other thing is that it was super expensive and I'm not sure if the price is justifiable when comparing it to other restaurants that are at the same or similar level. Also, not sure if the pricing is correct for the price of the ingredients honestly. However, the experience was really cool and I enjoyed everything a lot. Definitely a once in a lifetime experience that I can recommend but I don't necessarily know if I would do it again.

I was extremely excited to come to Berlin for this experience and it did not disappoint at all! The…read moreplace is a little hidden and you need to ring the doorbell to go inside. It's a small yet cozy place and if you're seated at the bar, you can see all the action in the kitchen. Got multiple courses for the experience, plus alongside the additional 40 EUR caviar popsicle and wine pairing, which is separate from the dessert drinks they pair with some of the dishes. Definitely a hefty price for the dessert dining experience with the included extras, but I personally think it was worth it. All the dishes were so tasty with its own charm, and not everything was sweet; some dishes had a nice saltiness so don't think that it's all just sweets and sugar. The dishes were presented nicely and explained thoroughly, and the wine pairings actually worked so well! The staff were extremely friendly and knowledgeable, and even got to see the kitchen itself during part of the experience. Such a good experience and would recommend for both locals and visitors in the Berlin area, just expect to be willing to spend a lot for this experience!

The smell when we walk in is amazing! You just want to walk around and smell! It is impressive at…read moreall the chocolates you see in the case. You are surrounded by all kinds of chocolates. The lines to checkout are long so we ready to wait a bit. Chocolate: the lady assisting us behind the counter was sort of snotty when we said we only wanted 2 pieces of chocolate. We ordered 3 piece to try. The chocolates smells amazing but the taste does not live up to the smell. Yes they are beautiful. Yea the quality is good. Yes they smell amazing but the taste is lacking. The chocolate buildings of Berlin are impressive and I recommend to go and see these lovey buildings of Berlin made in chocolate.

A fancy chocolate shop in Mitte Berlin. But the chocolates are not that great…read more We are ordered a small assortment of chocolates from the counter. They were good but nothing extraordinary. Swiss chocolates are far superior to these pretty but by no means extraordinary. Expect lots of crowds and a line to check out. The chocolate sculpture buildings are entertaining and worth seeing. Free Wi-Fi available

For dessert after Baraka, we walked over to Duo which specializes in pistachio gelato. Indeed, it's…read morethe best pistachio gelato I've had!

If you are in Berlin and craving Gelato, this is the place (I am sure there are many other) that I…read moregot to try and would highly recommend. I tried the original pistachio and stracietella, both were amazing and my friends loved what they tried. Do check it out if you are in the neighbourhood!!

In a word - slow service, good cakes in generous portions…read more Longer version (for the brave) - we arrived on a busy sunny Monday and were craving for something sweet. When we walked in all the tables were "reserved" but apparently they're not if you don't order anything from the kitchen because they couldn't handle the pressure, when we said we wanted cake we were "allowed" to sit on one of the tables. We've ordered three cakes - Apple strudel which is a huge slice of it in warm vanilla sauce. Black magic - a super concentrated chocolate cake Hazelnut caramel pie - which was buttery and had a generous layer of chocolate on top, sweet just in the right amount. Unfortunately, I sat by the bar and I saw that drinks are standing on the counter for several minutes (coffee should be served as quick as possible, everything else can wait for a while) Also, our cakes were on the counter for a while, I wanted them so bad that I almost got up and took them myself! The strudel was served in two minutes and for everything else we waited for like 15. Weird. But it was noticeable they couldn't handle the pressure and the amount of orders. Too bad, I'm sure it's nicer when it's a bit more laid back.

Had a large mixed breakfast...it was horrible. The cheapest cheese and meat. No decoration on the…read moreplate except absolutely undress fruit. The service forgot to bring bread with it..i guess that can happen but after asking for it service was not friendly. The coffee was ok. Would not recommend to go there and definitely won't go there again myself

4.5 by me. A little bit pricier than other eis shops but it's for a reason. The taste is much…read morebetter imo compared to like eispiraten. You don't get as much but you get better taste.

TL;DR - Months later I'm still raving about this place…read more We read about Zeit für Brot before our most recent trip to Berlin, and having read such good things we had to give it a try. We came in mid afternoon for a coffee and something to eat, but nothing could have prepared me for the treat which awaited me. I went for a weisse schoko-himbeer-schnecke - a white chocolate and raspberry filled enriched bread and... well, frankly it was life changing. One of the most delicious baked items I've ever eaten. I've hunted for the recipe online since returning to the UK but without success. Coffee was really good too and the service was pleasant. The weather was hot so they had big windows open at the front of the cafe, although quite a lot of sparrows had flown inside which were a bit of a nuisance. But the baked goods! You'd forgive anything to lay your hands on these. So good. Next time I'm in Berlin, this is my first stop.

We came here twice since the cinnamon roll was sold out on the day we came, but we ended up getting…read moreone the next day. We tried the following: Apple cinnamon roll: delicious Walnut maple roll: just ok a bit dry Dark chocolate roll: just ok Cinnamon roll: delicious and not overly sweet Cappuccino: like other yelpers said - over priced so a small cup of coffee 4.70 euros Service: The guy from LA - shout out to you as you were down to earth and awesome - thanks! The lady at the cashier - not the friendliest as there was a communication issue with ordering two coffees instead of one. We felt like we inconvenienced you to get a refund, so our apologies. Overall, if you are in the area, it's worth a try if you're a huge cinnamon roll fan, but if you have to pay to get here then I'm not sure it's worth it as there's other cafes that might be worth trying out.

Finding vegan food in certain parts of Berlin can be a challenge. Goodies is a convenient quick…read morestop just a block away from Warschauer Strasse station. I was a little disappointed of the limited gluten-free options. The top two tiers of the cake display as well as the cookies and short breads all contained wheat flour. Only the bottom tier was raw, vegan and gluten-free. On my first visit, there was only one gluten-free cake, on my next visit at least they had three. They do have some additional gluten-free options in the refrigerated section, like chia pudding or chocolate mousse. Flavor wise, the raw cakes are awesome. They use cashew nuts to make the cheezecake filling with no added sugar, only natural sugar from dates or fruit. You get the healthy fat from coconut and walnuts. Guilt-free and nutritious dessert! Between the strawberry mint, chocolate coconut and strawberry rhubarb, it's hard to pick a favorite. The chocolate one was sweeter and the most decadent. Prices are high for Berlin standards, about $7 per slice of cake. Please stop using wheat flour! There are so many gluten-free flours you can use in your cakes to make them healthier.

Yummy cherry streusel and a cappuccino for me and a vegan sandwich and cappuccino for my bf -- a…read moregreat sunny patio. But no washroom for customers, which is kinda inconvenient. They direct you to a public one across the street, but it took my money and failed to open. Argh