Breakfast Café

The house on Albrechtstrasse opened in 1910 as a hospice and still belongs to the Berliner Stadtmission today, with part of the proceeds supporting their social work. Sunday brunch is a buffet for 35 euros, featuring regional and seasonal dishes from Berlin and Brandenburg. Behind the restaurant lies a quiet courtyard garden, and Friedrichstraße station is two minutes away.

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.

The owners of the NO FIRE, NO GLORY! work with Danish coffee specialists who purchase the raw coffee beans from small growers in a direct trade agreement.

Where books and flowers were once sold, one of the most beautiful breakfast cafés in the Bergmannkiez now stands: Das Gretel focuses on a nostalgic vintage atmosphere with absolute breakfast favorites like Eggs Benedict on homemade potato rösti or newly interpreted French toasts.

AVA Coffee & Cake has quickly made a name for itself in Charlottenburg: as the café that combines homemade cakes, changing themed breakfasts, and genuine hospitality under one roof. Owner Ava prepares breakfast herself, with a strong focus on quality and attention to detail.

Café Restaurant Morgenland on Skalitzer Straße is a breakfast institution in Kreuzberg, located directly at Görlitzer Bahnhof subway station. On weekends and public holidays, there's a Mediterranean and Oriental-inspired brunch buffet for 19.90 Euros, including German classics. Quiet jazz music plays in the mornings.

A café from Williamsburg that has found its home in Berlin-Mitte: House of Small Wonder on Auguststraße combines Japanese-inspired cuisine with American brunch classics, in a green, light-filled ambiance that feels like a tranquil counter-world to the bustling city.

Where Mitte and Kreuzberg meet, one of Berlin's sunniest cafés is located at Michaelkirchplatz: Cafe am Engelbecken combines water views, living room charm, and a terrace that invites you to sit outside even in winter.

In Kollwitzkiez, one of Prenzlauer Berg's sunniest neighborhoods, sits Kaffee KÄTHE with an outdoor terrace, homemade cakes, and a Guatemalan coffee blend. Regulars have made this breakfast café their morning ritual. Cozy, family-run, and without much fuss.

In Wedding, near Müllerstraße, Stefanie Kietz opened the family café Zaunkönig because she felt such a place was missing in the neighborhood. Here, children play on an indoor playground while parents relax with organic coffee and homemade cake.

Located on the traffic-calmed Ludwigkirchplatz in Wilmersdorf, Weyers Cafe – Restaurant is a true neighborhood institution with a spacious sun terrace, traditional German cuisine, and a clientele that keeps coming back from breakfast to dinner.

Cafe Holzmarktperle is the sunny heart of the artist quarter Holzmarkt 25 in Friedrichshain, directly on the Spree riverbank. Those who grab their coffee here sit on a green square between creativity and a view of the Spree, with self-roasted beans in their cup and vegan cake on the table.

Located on Brunnenstraße in Mitte, ODAY DELI serves all-day breakfast, lunch, and specialty coffees with Vietnamese influences. Black Sesame French Toast, a Bánh-Mì-style sandwich, and Vietnamese coffee with condensed milk make this deli by Weinbergspark special.

The Zitronencafé (Lemon Café) in Körnerpark is a beautiful place with a large sun terrace in the middle of Neukölln.

Café, restaurant, and bar under one roof: The auszeit in Berlin-Pankow Niederschönhausen lives up to its name. Just a few steps from the Palace Park, it entices with a sunny outdoor terrace, a lavish breakfast selection of organic products, and a genuine neighborhood atmosphere far from the Prenzlauer Berg hustle and bustle.

The Eierschale is located in the Landhaus Dahlem opposite the U-Bahn station Podbielskiallee and serves a large brunch buffet for 20.90 Euros on Sundays and public holidays. The name dates back to the fifties, when the venue was a meeting point for the West Berlin jazz scene. Today, it includes a terrace, garden, and stone oven pizza.

Located on Seydelstraße near Spittelmarkt, the Sandwich Bar has been serving freshly prepared panini, bagels, egg dishes, and coffee since 2017. This small café is a popular lunch spot for the surrounding offices.

On Valentine's Day, the Britzer Seeterrassen offer a love breakfast at the lovely park “Britzer Garten” in Berlin-Neukölln.

Anyone having breakfast in Charlottenburg will sooner or later end up on Bleibtreustraße. A Never Ever Ending Love Story is one of those rose-tinted cafés that are more than just a backdrop: here, pancakes, scrambled eggs, and barista coffee are perfect in an atmosphere where you willingly linger too long.

The moa Café & Bar on Kirchstraße in Moabit is Berlin's charming address for breakfast in the sunshine: With delicious scrambled eggs, salmon breakfast or avocado toast and strong coffee, you can relax here like rarely anywhere else in the city.

Factory Girl in Berlin Mitte, on Auguststraße, stands for trendy vegan and vegetarian breakfast with attitude: thoughtful interior, dishes to admire and devour, and a menu consistently focused on fresh, nourishing ingredients.

Located at Bergstraße 68 in Mitte, Distrikt Coffee has established itself as one of the top addresses for specialty coffee and brunch in Berlin. Coffee from Berlin and European roasteries, an all-day breakfast with superfoods, and exposed brick walls create a relaxed atmosphere.

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.

In Kollwitzkiez on Rykestraße, Allan's Breakfast Club & Wine Bar serves creative brunch with Eggs Benny, kimchi waffles, and French toast. Enjoy their in-house rosé from Provence and Spritz on the terrace.

In Charlottenburg, between Ku'damm and Savignyplatz, What Do You Fancy Love serves arguably the best bagels in the city. The deli brings a casual Eastside touch to the refined West Berlin and impresses with freshly squeezed juices, homemade cakes, and creative breakfast variations.