DoubleEye

By far the best coffee place in Berlin.and trust me, i tried a lot! The prices are good and i just love their little cookie that comes along with the coffee.

Almost certainly the best espresso based coffee in Berlin. Reasonably priced at around 2.20 for a latte.

Well worth a visit, the only negative is that it doesnt open on Sunday.

double eye: rich double galao and pastel de nata, even after years of coming here, remains some of the most exceptionally tasting coffee I have had in Berlin. probably the reason there is always a line.

great staff, great coffee and the line is out the door.

2009: Points for quality:price ratio, points for "they're experts in what they're doing" but minus point for that one service person who is oh so cool and full of himself, another minus point for it having turned into a yuppie-mother toddler treff (I'm outta here)...

Update 2010: I went back, the arrogant service person was nowhere to be seen, and the yuppie mothers are still there but this time did not distract. shrug.

This one has my recommendation.

This is a take-away coffee place as there are only a few spots to stand inside. I tried a coffee there today and it was really really nice. I think it was "Coffee Crema". They asked loads of questions, how strong did I want the coffee, with or without milk, sugar, etc... The prices are quite nice as well! I would definitely go back when in the area again.

Their Pastel de Nata is an authentic Portuguese sweet and excellent!

best cappucino i ever drunk!!!
very very cheap

This is a great place, and has been so for many years. I know the shop from way back when the owner Arne was the main barista, and the quality was exceptional for every coffee based drink. IMHO it still is best when he is in but you nearly always get a great drink from his knowledgeable staff.

The selection is great! If you happen to drop by in summer you definitely have to taste the espresso-granita-mix, that is like a dessert. Enjoy the latte art on the capuccino and and mingle with the crowd that frequents the hip place. The bearded guy with glasses you often encounter is the owner of a nearby shop that specialized in textiles from the 60s. I wonder when he is in his own store ;-)

The philosophy is: serve the best coffee drinks with a smile, and don’t charge more than you did when Germany had the D-mark. An espresso that used to cost 1,50 DM is not 0.76 € - they even rounded it off. You won’t find that anyplace else…