Green Tea Café Mamecha is a Japanese tea-room style cafe that is often frequented by the artsy and tea-lovers of Berlin. The decor of the cafe is modern yet simplistic, with the patio being a good place to relax on a lovely sunny day. They have a variety of teas available, such as Hojicha, Kyo Bancha and Sencha, along with Japanese inspired fusion coffees, beverages and ice cream. One can also enjoy a light meal here, and order their salads and soups.
Lekkamokka is one of the best kept secrets of Berlin Mitte. This cafe has been unofficially declared to have the best cappuccinos and espressos this side of Europe, and their freshly prepared paninis in various combinations enjoy cult patronage as well. The cafe itself is charming and tiny with a few seats outside, along with bar-stool chairs and dim lights inside.
Standing in a quiet lane in the tourist-trodden Kreuzberg, this stylish coffeeshop is a favorite with locals as well as tourists. Flowing white spaces and a minimalistic decor characterizes the modern interior, giving it an airy feel. Contemporary lighting options and fashionable furniture adds to the stylish vibe and an all-glass facade allows ample natural light during daytime and affords excellent people-watching opportunities. Besides the top-notch coffee, Westberlin also offers a fine selection of sandwiches and delicious baked goodies. The selection of magazines and books available at the cafe offers stellar company.
Established in 2013, this dainty spot in Friedrichshain has fast become a go-to with the locals for their daily caffeine fix. Exposed brick, lots of woods and a minimalist decor greet you at Silo. From rustic wooden benches and tables to sleek design chairs, the furnishings and interiors have been well thought-out to create a cozy atmosphere. The specialty coffee selection that sources from local roasteries as well as acclaimed international blends, is sure to please the connoisseurs. Beyond baked goods and light bites, the food menu also offers a very popular breakfast selection to kick-start your day.
Five Elephant - Coffee Roastery & Cake Shop is worth the trip since it is on an off-beat route. This coffeehouse is the labor of love of Kris and Sophie who procure high-quality beans from Burundi and Brazil. The aroma of the roasters and the distinct flavors of their specialty brews are sure to kick-start your day. Take a sip and dine on delicious cakes and baked goodies. Its intimate and casual ambiance complements makes this the perfect spot to bring friends and family. You can also buy coffee-making paraphernalia at this cute spot.
Chapter One is owned by Germany's 2002 barista champ, Nora Smahelová. Opened in 2011, this quaint coffee shop with its checkered tiles and minimalist decor is must visit for caffeine lovers. Their beans are procured from sustainable coffee producers hence why the flavors are so deep and delightful. You will find a variety of espressos and filter brews which patrons argue are the best in town.
The queue outside states the popularity of this coffee shop. Double Eye is owned by Arno Schmeil, a two-time world champion in espresso brewing. Get served by this expert barista at this tiny and charming space. Quick service along with inexpensive and tasty brews are the keys to its success.