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11 tips for a delicious Breakfast in Berlin

Cafés with a great breakfast or brunch

Café Benedict in Berlin
Breakfast at Café Benedict © Ideenmanufaktur

You can have breakfast in Berlin not only in the morning, but throughout the day, sometimes even into the night. Whether hearty, cosy, trendy or traditional: there is something for every taste and every time of day (or night!). The selection of different cafés is huge, we have picked out 11 cafés with particularly delicious breakfasts and brunches. You can find even more tips for a delicious breakfast on our website.

Tip 1: Breakfast 3000

Frühstück 3000
Breakfast at Frühstück 3000 in Berlin © Foto: Nils Hasenau

Frühstück 3000 has quickly become one of the city's favourite breakfast spots. In addition to the main branch in Schöneberg, there is now also a branch in Kreuzberg. The menu includes classics such as farmer's breakfast and Eggs Benedict with a modern twist, sweets and delicious extras that allow you to personalise your breakfast.

Where: Bülowstraße 101, Schöneberg and Fromet-und-Moses-Mendelssohn-Platz 9, Kreuzberg
When: Monday - Sunday 9 am - 4 pm

Breakfast 3000

Tip 2: Café Velicious

Frühstück fotografieren
© GettyImages, Foto: Alexander Spatari

If you love vegan breakfasts or would like a gluten-free breakfast, there's no way around Café Velicious. This little gem in Friedenau will immediately enchant you with its romantic charm. Artful cakes sparkle in the chiller cabinets, freshly baked bread and rolls smell temptingly from the shelves.

For breakfast, you can look forward to lovingly filled sandwiches with avocado or hummus, quiche with carrot salad or a vital breakfast with spreads, muesli and fruit. If you like it sweet, enjoy a croissant with chocolate hazelnut cream or an olive baguette with baba ganoush.

Where: Bundesallee 118, Tempelhof-Schöneberg
When: Thursday - Sunday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m

Cafe Velicious

Tip 3: Café Beatz

Essen und Trinken
© visitBerlin, Foto: GettyImages_Yulia Naumenko

Café Beatz on Neue Kantstraße reopened in September. High-quality coffee and good food await you here in a cosy atmosphere. Great emphasis is placed on the quality of the ingredients and freshness when preparing the dishes. The menu includes breakfast classics such as buttermilk pancakes with various toppings, Eggs Benedict, cold cuts and homemade foccacia sandwiches. Vegan options are of course also available. So the next time you visit Café Beatz for breakfast, you're sure to find something to suit you.

Where: Neue Kantstraße 32, Charlottenburg
When: Monday - Sunday Monday - Sunday 9am - 6pm

Café Beatz

Tip 4: House of Small Wonder

Matcha Latte im japanischen Café House of Small Wonder
© Hiroshi Toyoda

The House of Small Wonder first opened in Williamsburg and then brought its typical casual mix to the Berlin branch. It serves freshly prepared breakfast specialities made from local produce - with a Japanese twist. Plus a cool ambience in the former Jewish girls' school with lots of plants and floral wallpaper. No wonder the House of Small Wonder is one of the most popular breakfast locations in Berlin.

Where: Auguststraße 11 - 13, Mitte
When: Monday - Sunday 9am - 5pm

House of Small Wonder

Tip 5: A.Horn

Kaffee A.Horn
Kaffee A.Horn © visitBerlin, Foto: visumate

For a hearty breakfast, head to A.Horn at the Urbanhafen harbour. On hot summer days, the beautiful terrace under large trees offers plenty of shade. There you can enjoy crunchy muesli, sweet pancakes and healthy bowls. And the homemade bagels are always good!

Where: Carl-Herz-Ufer 9, Kreuzberg
Monday - Sunday 10.30 - 17.30 Yours

A.Horn

Tip 6: What do you fancy Love?

A Couple in a Café in Berlin
Couple in a Café © Getty Images, Bild: Philipp Nemenz

Delicious bagels are also available in Charlottenburg - classic with cream cheese or original with liver sausage. There is also a large selection of freshly squeezed juices with original names such as "All Day Breakfast", "Freaky Fresh" or "Eat Me".
Not far from Kurfüstendamm, What Do You Fancy Love is a great place to start the day - and an extensive shopping spree. The chic interior and the wall with fashion photographs invite you to take a selfie with a juice or coffee. Incidentally, there is another branch at Linienstraße 41 in Mitte.

Where: Knesebeckstraße 68-69, Charlottenburg
When: Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 6 p.m., Saturday - Sunday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m

What do you fancy Love?

Tip 7: Two Trick Pony

Smiling coffee
Smiling coffee © Getty Images, Foto: a_crotty

This pony has more than one trick up its sleeve: it serves creative specialities made from seasonally selected and locally sourced products. If you like savoury food, you can start the day with a roasted pointed cabbage and caesar salad or a cheese sandwich, for example. Of course, those with a sweet tooth will also find something healthy and delicious at Two Trick Pony with honey & tahini porridge or muesli.

Where: Bergmannstraße 52, Kreuzberg
When: Monday & Wednesday 10am - 3:30pm, Thursday & Friday 10am - 3:30pm, weekends & public holidays 9am - 4pm

Two Trick Pony

Tip 8: Anna Blume

Breakfast at Anna Blume in Berlin
Breakfast at Anna Blume © visitBerlin, Foto: Andi Weiland/Gesellschaftsbilder.de

Do you know, Anna, do you already know?
You can also be read from behind, and you, you
Most marvellous of all, you are the same from behind as from the front:
"a-n-n-a".

This is how Kurt Schwitters conjured up his beloved in his poem "Anna Blume" - and gave the café in Prenzlauer Berg its name. The cosy café is one of the city's traditional breakfast spots. When you see the lavishly topped étagères and the delicious coffee specialities on your table, you'll know why. A flower shop once belonged to the café, as evidenced by the elaborate floral decorations and playful Art Nouveau furnishings.

Where: Kollwitzstraße 83, Prenzlauer Berg
When: Monday - Sunday 9 am - 10 pm

Anna Blume

Tip 9: La Maison

Zimtschnecken
© GettyImages, Foto: Alena Kravchenko

Even tired night owls will wake up here: At La Maison, you can enjoy a romantic breakfast on the banks of the Landwehr Canal. The finest French patisserie and really delicious croissants on blue and white porcelain promise a special treat and savoir vivre. How fitting that a game of boules is played right next door.

Where: Paul-Lincke-Ufer 17, Kreuzberg
When: Monday - Friday 7.30am to 5pm, Saturday and Sunday 8am to 5pm

La Maison

Tip 10: TOMASA

Ein Paar in einem hübschen Café
© Getty Images, Foto: Janina Steinmetz

TOMASA is a real breakfast and brunch classic. The brand and concept have been around since the 1980s. Since then, the family business has focussed on combining tried-and-tested dishes with new accents. Creative and high-quality culinary variety awaits you in each of the five restaurants. The menu includes various breakfast options, with some specials and a good selection of vegetarian and vegan dishes. We also recommend taking a look at the monthly menu. There you will discover one or two breakfast highlights. In addition to the food, the locations in which the restaurants are located are also a speciality. So a visit is worthwhile in many respects.

Where: TOMASA Villa Kreuzberg, Kreuzbergstraße 62, Kreuzberg
When: daily 9 a.m. - 11 p.m

TOMASA Kreuzberg

Tip 11: LuLa Deli Deluxe

Zimtschnecken - LuLa am Markt
© LULA AM MARKT

The LuLa Deli Deluxe in the heart of Friedenau is cosy and lovingly furnished. Just a glance at the breakfast menu is enough to make you happy: pancakes with fresh berries and dark chocolate? Organic scrambled eggs with green asparagus and herbs? Or the veggie breakfast with homemade curry hummus, aubergine and green spelt spread, sun-dried tomatoes and homemade rhubarb and strawberry jam - all served with home-baked bread and rolls. There is also a large selection of coffees and teas, cappuccino like in Italy.

Where: Lauterstraße 14 - 15, Schöneberg
When: Monday - Sunday 9am - 11pm

LuLa

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Kristin

does not smile on fotos. But in real life she enjoys with a smile in her face the rich cultural life of Berlin - the metropolis both in front of and behind the scenes. Her favourite season is the Berlinale, then she spends 10 days watching movies and writing about them in the blog.