After many months of not traveling internationally, finally back in Berlin. It seems that despite Covid, many new cafes have opened up and keep pushing the local coffee scene. We swung by Cebe Coffee Roasters to try their beans and beat the Jetlag. Cebe Coffee Roasters Kaffeerösterei Google Maps Link A great space with plenty… Read More Cebe Coffee Berlin – good to be back

Great to see that Berlin is more and more getting into specialty coffee. Every visit, we see more cafes popping up and this is very exciting! On the last visit, we stopped by (or visited?!) Visit Coffee. Google maps: The place is a bit hard to spot, but you will sure find it: Even early… Read More The Visit Coffee Berlin – worth a… stop-over

As Berlin is becoming more and more used to the idea of good coffee, the options seem to multiply between the times we visit. This time, we went to check out Kaffeekirsche – the coffee cherry. Google maps: Located nearby Bonanza, this cafe gives a very different vibe, though. It is a small, somehow nordic… Read More Kaffeekirsche Berlin – communal happiness

The Barn has been around for many years, but lately has expanded into new locations quite a bit. One of them is one of the most traditional cafes in West Berlin: Café Kranzler. Google maps: Café Kranzler originally opened already in the 1800s, but became a true icon after World War II. Then, it was… Read More The Barn Café Kranzler Berlin – alive and kicking

In our quest to visit pour-over places wherever we go, we did the same in Berlin. And enters: Ben Rahim. Google maps: The place is tucked into one of the courtyards of Hackesche Höfe. These are a number of connected courtyards definitely worth visiting, filled with shops and places to spend a lot of time.… Read More Ben Rahim Berlin – very smart; but good pour-over