Koll'garten

What makes Koll’garten special for crêpe lovers?

Koll’garten is a new destination for crêpes in Prenzlauer Berg. Since June 2025, the small shop with 16 seats has been welcoming visitors. Also available are galettes – savory, thin buckwheat pancakes originally from Brittany, traditionally filled with ingredients like cheese, ham, or egg. Additionally, guests can look forward to waffles and ice cream on the menu. Koll’garten’s menu offers both sweet and savory options. Even vegans and people with gluten intolerance will find suitable choices.

What are the specific prices for crêpes and other treats?

Koll’garten is known for its good value for money. Here, a selection of crêpes and waffles, both with powdered sugar, are available from 3 Euros. Galettes start at 12 Euros. Additionally, there are waffles with fresh toppings and seasonal ice cream, fruit and vegetable plates (3.90 Euros), and grilled cheese (3.50 Euros). The drinks menu also offers some highlights, including Turmeric Latte (3.50 Euros), hot ginger-lemon (3 Euros), and various coffee drinks (from 2.40 Euros). In colder months, mulled wine is a regular feature. The focus is on fresh ingredients and handmade recipes. The prices are fair and make a visit very affordable.

What is the ambiance like at Koll’Garten Café and who should visit?

With its 16 seats, Koll’garten offers a small but cozy spot right in the heart of Prenzlauer Berg. The shop is bright and friendly, perfectly matching the relaxed crêpe culture. The eatery invites you to indulge – ideally in good weather, in the sun, whether for breakfast or afternoon coffee. For those who enjoy a game of chess, chess boards are available. Even in the colder months, Koll’garten is worth a visit with mulled wine and warm dishes. The location caters to Berliners and guests who appreciate crêpes and galettes and value a sweet or savory break.

Our Conclusion:

Small, exquisite, and with seasonal extras like mulled wine in winter, Koll’Garten Café has established itself as a popular spot. Whether savory or sweet, the crêpes impress Berliners in Prenzlauer Berg. Those who desire relaxed quality and a familial atmosphere will find a solid offering here.