Cafe Review

A cozy cafe in Berlin with an eclectic jazz atmosphere, offering well-prepared drinks and fantastic pastries.

A unique cafe with a bunk-bed layout offering limited vegan options and tasty pastries.

Fit Cake is a cafe with an opulent and unique interior, offering a wide range of health-focused pastries and vegan options.

A hip cafe in Berlin with a modern yet cozy interior, offering well-crafted coffee and some vegan options.

A cozy and quirky cafe with unique drink combinations and interesting fusion food options.

A charming, bohemian cafe in Berlin with a laid-back vibe and excellent coffee, but lacking in workability and health focus.

A cafe with a distinct elderly clientele and 80s-90s opulent decor, offering limited vegan and gluten-free options.

A cozy and relaxed cafe in Berlin with outstanding coffee craftsmanship, spacious for work, and accommodating staff.

A cafe chain with multiple locations in Berlin, offering a mix of work-friendly amenities and decent food options, though it falls short on health focus and gluten-free offerings.

A charming, living-room-style spot ideal for cosy catch-ups and relaxed mornings. Its atmosphere and thoughtful food options shine, though it’s less suitable as a dedicated workspace due to limited work-friendly seating and lack of Wi-Fi and power outlets.

A relaxed, collaboration-focused café with a calm atmosphere, good drinks, and solid food, best enjoyed when it’s not too busy. It works particularly well for working sessions thanks to spacious tables, bench seating that supports shared work, and plenty of plug sockets, though slow Wi-Fi and basic seating can be limiting. While not strongly health-focused, there are some thoughtful touches such as oat milk options and more wholesome baking.

Isla Café sits in the middle of Kreuzberg’s buzz, drawing a young, tattooed crowd into a space that’s lively but cramped. The food is international with some inventive touches, though drinks can be hit-and-miss (avoid the decaf coffee). It’s possible to work here for hours on end, but only in the tiny back room—no Wi-Fi, no sockets, and barely enough table space for a laptop. Vegan and gluten-free options are marked but limited, and while the atmosphere is energetic, it’s not the most comfortable spot if you’re after fresh pastries or a quiet, practical work setup.