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Great Kuchen! Can be crowded but cosy atmosphere. Very good coffee. Haven't tried a lot of the food offerings but look good.

Don't go to overpriced Anna Blume bit visit this cafè instead. Their breakfast is excellent and they have a solid selection of coffee. For lunch, try the Schnitzel with potato salad it's perfect!

Had a breakfast here and was not dissapointed. Generous menu, a lot to choose from. A great way to try the German cuisine. I loved that I was even able to choose my coffeebeans!! Hop in next door to their bakershop to get something on the go!

We came for a friends birthday and sat in the corner. We got 6 different slices of cake. I loved the new flavors I was trying. My favorite was the one with the rice pudding. Our server was so sweet and lovely and gave us a little candle got the birthday. Each cake slice us around 6€

Excellent food, great for breakfast or brunch. They also make a wide selection of incredible cakes and tortes, which they also supply to Anna Blume cafe across the street. This is popular with locals and can be busy, but worth it. Two of us had (different) large sampler plates of various German cheeses, sausages, ham, etc., with a basket of freshly baked breads and a dish of housemade jam that changes seasonally. One friend had excellent scrambled eggs with ham. Coffee was very good.

It is a neat place with lots of food options and some awesome desserts. I ordered a coffee and chose the New York Cheesecake as it looked a bit different from the other New York Style cheesecakes I've had. This slice looked denser than the other New York Style cheesecakes I had seen. Upon shaving the first piece I knew that this was going to be thicc. It was a solid cheesecake, not packed with sugar, and kept a consistent smooth texture. Overall this was not a stand out but still not a bad one. Next time im in the area I plan on trying some of their other options!

This place is known for their brunch (good selection, quality food, and fair prices according to Yelp) but I stopped by for a cuppa coffee one late evening. Most notably they have a good selection of coffee from different kinds of regions which is unusual for German cafes. Big plus. Secondly, for those who don't like the black gold, there is also a good selection of tea and alcoholic beverages. Sticking with the coffee, I ordered an Espresso with Rum and Baily's for 4 Euro. Open late until 2am and the best thing, you can still order cake until they close. Their cakes are huuuge highly recommended you try one.

After reading a ton of Yelp reviews and checking out the packed sidewalk cafes, I came to this one, inescapable conclusion: Germans love brunch. So, on my first full day in Berlin I decided to hit up Sowohlalsauch with my girlfriend for a proper Sunday brunch. Despite my fine German lineage, I failed to magically translate the menu, and thus engaged in that most enjoyable of digital nomad acts the randomly picking a menu item out of your ass because it sounds good. My choice? The Brandenburger . The result? Meats, cheese, fruit, veg and bread. Decidedly German, fresh and delicious. The included slice of Leberwurst which I somehow didn 't realize was Liverwurst wasn 't bad. Very salty, but no...

If Anna Blume is busy...the crowd flocks to Sowohlalsauch. (Yes, I will not try to say the name 3x fast...or really even, 1x fast . It was a terribly dreary day in Berlin, a Sunday morning fit for curling up with a newspaper and cup of tea and staying in bed. However, when one has company in town for a short while, there is a compulsion to fill each moment with experiences that will be memorable. As much as I love curling up and hibernating (and even find it necessary ...it's really not entirely memorable. To my shock, Berliners are not stopped by the rain. No, indeed they just spread the awnings wide to shelter the patio-dwelling brunchers and carry on with life. Good on ya, folks, good on...