Café Kapelle

Located in Berlin Mitte at Zionskirchplatz, Café Kapelle naturally blends where neighborhood meets character. Natural ingredients, Rhenish black bread, and a breakfast you won't soon forget make this café one of the most charming addresses for breakfast in Berlin.

Breakfast at Café Kapelle: Natural, Honest, Good

If you want to have breakfast in Berlin without the hype, Café Kapelle is the place to be. The breakfast menu focuses on quality and intense flavor. There’s barrel-aged butter, raw milk cheese, and homemade jams, presented on the table as if it were the most natural thing in the world. Additionally, you’ll find Rhenish black bread from Cologne and fresh acai drinks, showing that Café Kapelle certainly keeps up with the times. Those who prefer something more savory can opt for the Flammkuchen, also served here and one of the menu highlights. Fresh salads and bagel sandwiches are also on the menu. The team is flexible regarding allergies and larger groups, which is far from common for breakfast in Berlin. On weekends, the sun terrace with a view of the Zionskirche can get quite crowded, so a reservation is recommended.

A Fixture in the Neighborhood Since 1992

Café Kapelle has been located at Zionskirchplatz since 1992, making it over three decades old. During this time, it has become a true neighborhood spot where the community gathers. The Cologne-born owner, Günter Hennes, runs the café with great conviction. If you want to stroll through the neighborhood after breakfast, you’ll find another well-known establishment nearby, “Der Hahn ist tot,” also on Zionskirchplatz, renowned for its French country cuisine. Restaurant Mani is also within walking distance. Café Kapelle remains what it has always been: a place with character and without unnecessary frills.