A tiny, authentic little gem tucked away in a quiet neighborhood next to a park in Prenzlauer Berg. We dropped by (actually sat outside) for a sunny afternoon drink, and both the caipirinha and the pisco sour were absolutely top-notch.
This is the definition of a one-man-show coffee and drink bar, and the owner is a straight-shooter: kind, genuine, and unapologetically himself. It’s clear that some visitors have had their differences with him — but honestly, that often comes down to people bringing their own expectations, when in reality this is his place, run his way.
So, come here with some respect and good manners, settle in, order a perfect pisco sour (or maybe two), and you’ll have a great time.
Thanks for a wonderful few hours in the sun! Johannes &...
Read moreVery unfriendly and rude service. Only accepts cash. They don’t seem to like guests here. Regarding the reply by the owner: I simply asked whether card payment was possible — nothing more. Your reaction at the time felt unexpectedly aggressive, which is why we decided not to stay.
Now seeing your response here, calling me "voll arrogant" and pointing out personal details like "the one with the dog" feels even more unsettling. And also completely false. I believe no guest should be spoken to like this, either in person or in public replies online.
My review was about a negative experience, not a personal attack. I still hope in the future your guests are treated more kindly, even when they ask...
Read moreThe place was a good candidate for a local hang out as the vibe seemed to be good until we went and seen to have been taken advantage of (we don’t speak German) - two (2) pisco sour and one (1) alfajor were €22. The cocktail apparently (according to the small font menu) is 6.5 each so an alfajor €9!? I guess it might have made sense if the quality was adequate- but neither the pisco sour or the alfajor (not all that fresh) was worth the price. Too bad since we live right around the corner but certainly will not be going...
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