Best Cafes in Berlin
1. CoffeinCentrale, Berlin
Great little eco cafe where the beans are roasted on-site each morning (you can also buy a bag to go!). Nice selection of fresh baked goods as well.
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Great little eco cafe where the beans are roasted on-site each morning (you can also buy a bag to go!). Nice selection of fresh baked goods as well.
Contemporary coffee shop with an open layout and outdoor seating. They offer an excellent selection of home-baked cakes and pastries alongside their proven lineup of coffee and savory snacks. A good spot in Reuterkiez to recharge.
Jarring name aside, this cafe serves a stellar line-up of specialty coffee, baked goods, breakfast bowls, and light lunches. Boasts an airy interior but the best seats in the house are on the front terrace - weather permitting.
Trendy cafe that can be a little hipster at times. There's often a live DJ and it's a nice spot for a cocktail. They do serve food and coffees that are pretty good too. Indoor and outdoor seating.
Lovely little French cafe with gluten-free and vegetarian options so everyone can enjoy a delicious cup of coffee ☕ and a Pain au Chocolat 🥐. Try to grab a table outside for people watching along the Weinbergsweg.
Trendy cafe serving high-quality coffees, classic baked goods, and light sandwiches. Bully's cheesecakes, in particular, have built a reputation for themselves. An aesthetic setting with good food and drinks.
Contemporary coffee shop and roastery passionate about specialty brews from around the world. The flagship Böckhstraße location also serves diverse brunch options and baked goods. Ideal for a pitstop or relaxed refuel.
A pioneer of Berlin's specialty coffee movement – a great space to sit, socialize, and recharge. Close to Paul-Lincke-Ufer and features arguably the best cheesecake in Berlin. Now with three locations throughout the city.
Modern and minimalist coffee shop serving fresh roasts to a hip young crowd. Find baked goods and brunch plates alongside the speciality brews. Grab a seat inside when there is space, or outside if the weather permits.
Kreuzberg coffee shop with a modern aesthetic serving great pastries. No wi-fi, bring a book 📚.
Café and coffee shop serving healthy options in a bright, airy environment. Sustainability-focused, Kaffeebar pours freshly ground coffee alongside a menu containing plenty of vegan and gluten-free options.
Coffee bar with an edge, serving home-roasted coffee alongside good music and local art. Clad in natural wood, this hipster hangout plays a mix of relaxing tunes while also offering home-baked cookies and cakes.
A cool little grab-and-go coffee spot tucked near the Landwehr Canal. Here, baristas stand where doormen once stood, serving specialty espresso to a handful of indoor tables and through the hole-in-the-wall service hatch.
Japanese matcha café serving a mix of savory and sweet fare. Not exclusive to its green tea theme, patrons can enjoy onigiri and bento boxes before indulging in mochi and cheesecake. Also offers the usual roster of coffees and tea.
Probably the best cheesecakes in Kreuzberg. Quaint, cozy, and warm on cold days with outdoor seating available during the summers. Vegan options and coffee are of course available... it's still in Berlin after all.
There's no shortage of great coffee in Berlin, but Tischendorf is a staple. Both quality and cute, you can taste the love in their freshly baked goods and color-wonder lunch bowls.
Relatively new to the neighborhood but probably won't be going anywhere soon. Great outdoor patio allows for fun people watching along Paul-Linke-Ufer. Amazing French baked goods.
Wonderful little cozy cafe right by the Spree with a phenomenal view of the Bode Museum and Museum Island. While the food and drinks are good, it's definitely best to come here for the outdoor seating on a sunny day.
Coffeehouse and roastery, serving up great coffee as well as beer, wine, and light cocktails. Modernizing the way people view coffee shops, this super popular location offers a reliable meeting spot till late in the evening.
Specialty coffee shop and curated record store built around a custom hi-fi sound system. By night, the record racks are replaced with tatami mats for immersive listening events.
Stylish newcomer pouring specialty coffee and matcha. The cozy, well-furnished room is dog-friendly, with fresh pastries on the counter.
Specialty coffee roaster pouring single-origin filter and espresso in a minimalist Prenzlauer Berg space. The house-made cheesecake is the main draw – often paired with a newspaper at one of the outdoor tables.
Minimalist neighborhood café with a Copenhagen feel, serving simple brunch plates and specialty coffee. Sourdough from Gorilla bakery is topped with cheese from Alte Milch; pastries are from Albatross.
Vegetarian café in Mitte serving Mediterranean-style salads, roasted vegetables, and house-baked pastries. Sunlit tables and a compact grocery shelf fill the corner space just off Torstraße.
Cute cafe with generous portions, perfect for remote work vibes or leisurely brunch. Avocado toast and uniquely flavored beans are favorites.
French cafe and gallery hybrid on a quiet Prenzlauer Berg street. Deep sofas and art-filled walls create a living room vibe for laptop sessions or lingering over lemon meringue tarts.
Original green-and-white tiles line a former butcher shop turned Schöneberg neighborhood cafe. Trays of babka and croissants crowd the counter while the kitchen slings shakshuka and blood sausage sandwiches.
Beautiful café offering imaginative brunch dishes with a twist, complemented by robust coffee. Notable for its fresh ingredients and distinct bagel pairings. Inviting space accented by artful floral displays.
Tiny Charlottenburg cafe serving Hong Kong milk tea and airy chiffon roll cakes. Handmade ceramics and crochet goods line the compact room, leaving just a few tables that fill fast.
Cozy, Scandi-style Mitte cafe pulling specialty espresso and serving thick buttermilk pancakes. Small tables sit close together by large windows, filling up fast on weekends for fresh sourdough and natural wine.
Weekday lunch spot serving traditional Swabian comfort food from a tiny kitchen. The focused menu sticks to the classics – homemade Maultaschen and Käsespätzle with fried onions.
Historic half-timbered cottage set inside a quiet park, serving coffee and cake from a small, bright room. Most seating is outside on a sunny terrace surrounded by rose bushes.
Minimalist Korean spot filling thick brioche with fluffy eggs and bulgogi. Sweet croffles and black sesame lattes pair with the savory toast in a quiet, cozy room.
