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Bread rolls are the backbone of a German breakfast, and Berlin bakeries turn them out fresh every morning. From crusty Schrippen to seeded and wholegrain varieties, bread rolls here come in dozens of styles, split and filled or eaten plain with butter. This overview gathers Berlin locations for the perfect morning roll.
Corner bakeries across every district open early with warm rolls, while artisan bakers add sourdough and spelt versions for a modern twist. Cafes build breakfast menus around them, filled with cheese, cold cuts or jam, and many bakeries keep baking through the day. Weekend mornings see queues out the door at the best spots.
Browse the addresses below to find bread rolls across Berlin, from the classic Schrippe to hearty wholegrain.
The goose season at Restaurant Scheune in Grunewald starts on 13.10.2024, with a choice between a restaurant visit or the popular "Goose to Go" concept.
Thursday evening in Kreuzberg means: Street Food Thursday at Markthalle Neun. In the historic hall on Eisenbahnstraße, Berlin's most famous street food market transforms into a multicultural spectacle from 5 PM, which has set the benchmark for all street food markets in the city since 2013.
Specialty coffee and self-roasted beans in a charmingly nostalgic retro look: Café Pakolat on Raumerstraße in Prenzlauer Berg is a roastery, cake manufactory, and living room café all at once – and one of Berlin's most authentic coffee houses.
Hofcafé Berlin and Feine Kost bei Mutter Fourage is located on a over one hundred year old farm in Wannsee, between a nursery, florist, and gallery. Breakfast is served outdoors in the courtyard or in the heated Winterpalais. The menu ranges from a croissant for 4.50 Euros to a large salmon platter. For breakfast in the countryside, this is the most rural address in the city.
Charlottenburg has many faces, but this one is the spiciest: Bier's Kudamm 195 has been serving currywurst with homemade sauce directly on Kurfürstendamm since 1965, where strollers pass by during the day and night owls stop in at night, preferably with a glass of champagne in hand.
Langes Imbiss has been shining in red and yellow for over 40 years on the corner of Holzhauser Straße in Berlin-Tegel. The homemade currywurst sauce, the sausage with or without casing, and a daily changing selection of Berlin home-style cooking make this stand a culinary hotspot in the north of the city.
In the Wedding neighborhood around Jülicher Straße, Zeytinim has made a name for itself: as a place for authentic Turkish breakfast that goes far beyond toast and coffee. People come here for the Serpme Kahvaltı and stay for the atmosphere.
Right on Ku'damm, on Uhlandstraße in Charlottenburg, Café Miro serves fresh lunch daily at prices that are surprisingly low for this location. Bowls, pasta, and salads for under ten euros, made by a family business with genuine passion.
Eßkultur Berlin's Fairy Tale Breakfast transports its guests in the Bedouin tent of the Dahlem Museums directly into the world of 1001 Nights, where exciting stories are listened to amidst oriental carpets and cushions. The cultural experience is accompanied by a thematically coordinated buffet with delicacies such as hummus, falafel, and rosewater desserts.
The bakery and pastry shop of Lars Siebert is Berlin's oldest bakery and to this day remains a family-run business.
In the heart of the silent green cultural quarter in Wedding, Mars Küche & Bar serves freshly cooked lunch daily at remarkably fair prices. Organic cuisine with a regional focus, a light-flooded hall, and views of the old Gerichtsstraße cemetery make a lunch break here something special.
The bakery Bäckerei Seitz brings Franconian and international bread specialities to Berlin-Schöneberg.
Even in more difficult times for bakeries, Lindner has always maintained the standards of their products. Their shop on Wittenbergplatz is a great place to enjoy their creations sitting in the sun.
On Valentine's Day, the Britzer Seeterrassen offer a love breakfast at the lovely park “Britzer Garten” in Berlin-Neukölln.
The Kiez Brunch at Alte Turnhalle Berlin impresses with a lavish buffet in a historic sports venue in the heart of Friedrichshain. Every Sunday, visitors can enjoy warm and cold dishes in a relaxed atmosphere, with a large group and a special architectural backdrop.
The Café Schwartzsche Villa is part of the cultural center in the former summer villa of the Schwartz banking family, right next to Steglitz Town Hall. The summer garden can accommodate around one hundred people and is quietly located behind Schloßstraße. Breakfast in the green here means: Villa breakfast for 16.90 Euros under trees, above it a gallery and chamber theater.
Enjoy some game burgers in a rustic yet modern atmosphere in Penzlauer Berg.
Breakfast whenever you want: Benedict in Wilmersdorf and Prenzlauer Berg serves international all-day brunch classics that go far beyond coffee and rolls. Originally from Tel Aviv, the cafe has long solidified its reputation as one of Berlin's most famous breakfast spots.
Sheet cakes like mom used to bake, cookies shaped like the TV Tower and the Berlin special Splitterbrötchen sell like hot cakes at the small bakery Bäckerei Hacker in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg.
Endorphina Backkunst is a Berlin bakery using only organically produced ingredients for their baked creations.
Located directly at the Tiergarten lock in Charlottenburg, where excursion boats pass by on the Landwehrkanal, lies one of Berlin's most famous beer gardens. The Schleusenkrug combines beer garden culture with a true water view, a solid grill assortment, and a history dating back to the post-war era.
Where old buildings meet award-winning architecture of steel and glass, sleeping in Mitte is more than just good. The Miniloft Apartment Hotel Mitte is Berlin's answer to a unique hotel: personally managed, design-strong, and with a true neighborhood feel, right next to the Museum of Natural History.
The family café Mi Mundo in Berlin-Spandau, specifically in Staaken, is the children's café in western Berlin that allows parents to relax and children to play freely. Home-baked waffles, a well-designed room concept without sharp edges, and a garden with an adventure ship make this place a reliable address for families.
In Marzahn, right next to one of Berlin's largest industrial bakeries, Harry Brot sells its fresh baked goods at factory prices from five in the morning. If you want to buy bread, rolls, and toast cheaper than in the supermarket, this is the right place.
The home-made sweet potato fries and their own bakery where the tasty burger buns with extra sesame on top come fresh out of the oven are the highlights of Neukölln's Schillerburger.