Welcome to Berlin's coffee wonderland: As I recently published a CoffeeBerlin guide to Berlin’s best craft coffee bars. I have scoured the streets of Berlin to bring you the very best cafés to go for great coffee.
The CoffeeBerlin guide to Berlin’s best craft coffee bars. I hope the CoffeeBerlin map will inspire you to visit exciting coffee bars around the German capital. The map is a must-have for all true coffee enthusiasts!
Featuring experimental, conceptual coffee laboratories like Happy Barista, artistic cafés like Oslo Kaffebar and minimalist modern coffee shops, I hope my list will satisfy all your coffee needs and inspire you to visit new cafés in Berlin. Here you have already my "Top 5 coffee spots in Berlin".
Hope Superfood Deli
This deli offers fabulous vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free dishes. You can also order sweet and salty snacks, soups and, salads as well as lovely coffee, which you can also take-away by using the sustainable deposit cup RECUP.
Akazienstraße 28, 10823 Berlin (Schöneberg), +49 30 68 40 24 00, www.hope-deli.com, Station: S1 Julius-Leber-Brücke, Mon–Fr 8:00–18:00, Sun 9:00–18:00
St. Oberholz
Oberholz is more than a café with great coffee. It is almost the place of conception for the co-working concept where several startups like Soundcloud, Brands4Friends, and HelloFresh have taken their first steps here. If you've bought some magazines at “Do you read me!?“, this is where you could read them. They offer wonderful coffee, delicious snacks and free wifi to work. Of course, customers are free to take their coffee to go with them – St. Oberholz joined RECUP so you don’t have to feel guilty having some of their delicious coffee-to-go.
Rosenthaler Straße 72a, 10119 Berlin (Mitte), +49 30 55 57 85 95, [email protected], www.sanktoberholz.de, Station: U8 Rosenthaler Platz, Mon–Thu 8:00–22:00, Fr 8:00–0:00, Sat 9:00–0:00, Sun 9:00–22:00
Café Rudimarie
Rudimarie is located on the opposite side from the playground on Weichselplatz and next to the skatepark Lohmühlenbrücke in Neukölln. In summer they put up a couple of tables and chairs under the trees next to the playground. That way parents can easily keep an eye on their children whilst enjoying some coffee variations and fresh waffles. You can also order the basic but traditional Berlin “Stulle” on the menu which you can grab with a RECUP of coffee and head to the sandpit with the children.
Weichselstraße 34, 12045 Berlin (Neukölln), +49 25 78 54 93, [email protected], www.rudimarie.de, Station: M171 Lohmühlenplatz, Mon–Fr 9:00–19:00, Sat, Sun 10:00–19:00
Fine & Bagel Café
Situated in the vibrant Friedrichshain neighbourhood, you can find peaceful breakfasts and coffee in this café. It is located in the bookshop Shakespeare and Son with a library hall and a large selection of English books. Here you can order your coffee-to-go with a reusable, refundable RECUP.
Warschauerstraße 74, 10243 Berlin (Friedrichshain), www.shakesbooks.de, Station: U5 Frankfurter Tor, daily 8:00–20:00
Garcia Kaffeebar
Family-Run Specialty Coffee with the Best Pastries in Moabit A neighbourhood gem run by Marila and Konrad since January 2015. Garcia does everything a café should: a serious La Marzocco espresso setup (house roast by Flying Roasters from Wedding), fresh croissants, cinnamon scrolls, pastel de natas, citrus tart — all homemade, all better than they have any right to be. The café I send people to when they say they want "a really good flat white and something sweet." Saturdays and Sundays get busy, so go early.
Waldstraße 59, 10551 Berlin-Moabit
www.garcia.berlin · U9 Turmstraße
Mon–Fri 8:00–17:00 · Sat–Sun 10:00–17:00
The CoffeeBerlin map is one must-have for all true coffee enthusiasts! Featuring experimental conceptual coffee laboratories like Happy Barista, artistic cafés like Oslo Kaffebar and minimalist modern coffee shops, I hope my list will satisfy all your coffee needs, whilst providing three walks to explore Berlin thus combining a good read, art and exercise always with the guarantee of one or two excellent coffee pit-stops. The CoffeeBerlin map will support a journey of discovery as you explore this vibrant city; shaped by its unique history, cosmopolitan population, growing international tech scene and renowned laid-back, fun and welcoming attitude.
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