Berlin Cafés: Discover the 50 Most Remarkable Cafés in the World´s Most Exciting City
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Berlin Cafés
Discover the 50 Most Remarkable Cafés in the World´s Most Exciting City
A Berlin Travel Guide Written By a Local.
Berlin is not only a city with a very rich variety of historical sites such as Berlin Alexanderplatz, Checkpoint Charlie or the Berlin Wall, it also has a rich café scene that is constantly changing. In his travel guide, "Berlin Cafés" the Berlin Local and Café Freak Peter Devaere describes 50 of the most unusual coffee houses of the German capital.
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Berlin Cafés - Peter Devaere
Berlin Cafés
Discover the 50 Most Remarkable Cafés in the World´s Most Exciting City
Peter Devaere
SPLENDID ISLAND
Table of Contents
Foreword
Mitte
1. Ursprung
2. House of small Wonder
3. Café im Bodemuseum
4. Sankt Oberholz
5. Café am Engelbecken
Tiergarten
6. Joseph Roth Diele
7. Café Einstein Stammhaus
Moabit
8. Natürlicher Lebensraum
Hansaviertel
9. Café Tiergarten
Wedding
10. himmelbeet
11. Tassenkuchen
Gesundbrunnen
12. Café Pförtner
Kreuzberg 61 (westliches Kreuzberg)
13. westberlin bar&shop
14. Café Eule im Gleisdreieck
15. Chapter One
16. Café Strauss
17. A. Horn
Kreuzberg 36 (SO 36/ östliches Kreuzberg)
18. Die Imaginäre Manufaktur
19. Concierge Coffee
20. Café Eliza & Lieblingsstücke
21. Salon Sucré
22. Five Elephant.
Friedrichshain
23. Café Sibylle
24. Silo Coffee
Prenzlauer Berg
25. An einem Sonntag im August
26. Kauf dich glücklich
27. Anna Blume
28. Wohnzimmer Bar
29. Bekarei
30. Blumencafé
Schöneberg
31. Finovo
32. Café Bilderbuch
33. Winterfeldt Schokoladen
34. Sorgenfrei
35. Café Haberland
Friedenau
36. Süßkramdealer
Charlottenburg
37. Gestalten Pavilion
38. Café-Restaurant Wintergarten
im Literaturhaus
39. Kaffeehaus Grosz
40. Skyline
Westend
41. Café K.
Neukölln
42. Two & Two
43. Roamers
44. Klunkerkranich
45. Prachtwerk
46. Café Rix
47. Gordon Café & Recordstore
48. Pee Pee´s Katzencafé
Dahlem
49. Das Café in der Gartenakademie
Oberschöneweide
50. Kranhauscafé
Picture credits
Imprint
Foreword
Each Café has its own atmosphere and its own scent. To capture this, one has to spend time there, not as a regular customer, but as a traveler in a foreign city, who is attracted to a place. It is as if he would find something there that he has subconsciously been looking for.
This book describes these places, which I discovered as a coffee freak while on many forays through Berlin. Each café has its own story. Some are shaped by the people who work there while others even belong to the history of Berlin. A visit and the smell of a good cup of coffee brings back memories of those days.
However, there are also completely new café concepts, such as, the combination café flower shop, café hairdresser or even café bike repair. In Berlin, people are experimenting, and sometimes even reinventing the coffee house. One thing is certain: Berlin cafés are fun! By the way, the guest learns a lot about the city itself.
Berlin, spring 2015
Peter Devaere.
Berlin districts
Mitte
1. Ursprung
Eat, drink, dream on a vertical garden
The culture store Dussmann has long been a Berlin institution for books, stationery and sound recordings. The house on the Friedrichstrasse in the middle has exceptional opening hours. It is open Monday to Friday until 24.00 o'clock (Saturday to 23:30 o'clock) – which are times that are convenient to many Berliners and tourists. In October 2012, the Dussmann Group opened a café-restaurant here, which features several attractions. The most distinctive is probably the world's largest vertical garden within a building. The French landscape artist Patric Blanc has grown, on a vertical surface of 270 square meters, more than 6,000 tropical plants that are specially watered by a sophisticated system. At the foot of the garden, there is a small lake with 16,200 liters of water containing ornamental fish.
The establishment of the Café-Restaurant Ursprung (origin) with the extensive greenery and the wooden tables constructed out of a Berlin single core emphasizes the rainforest
atmosphere of the restaurant. It invites the visitor to linger and relax, after rummaging through the books, CDs and records.
All dishes are freshly prepared in the restaurant. The ingredients come primarily from organic farming. From 11:00 to 15:00 o'clock, a business lunch is served. A special feature is the Afternoon Tea from 16:00-18:00 o'clock, where the guest gets a pot of tea and an Étagère with fruit skewers, cucumber sandwiches, chicken mayonnaise sandwiches and scones with clotted cream and strawberry jam. No wonder that the café-restaurant received the award for Caterer of the Year 2013
in the category: Food Concepts.
Adress: Friedrichstraße 90, 10117 Berlin-Mitte
Web: www.ursprung-berlin.com
Tel: +49 (0)30 20 25 10 17
E-mail: ursprung @dussmann.de
Opening hours: Mon – Sat 09:00 AM – 09:00 PM
Newspapers/magazines: no
WIFI: no
Public transportation: U6/S1, S2 Berlin Friedrichsstraße
2. House of Small Wonder
Small wonder in Berlin-Mitte
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