What a Treat Breakfast Kreuzberg — Restaurant in Berlin

The quality of the food was good and it was a pleasant atmosphere. However the sheer horror of ordering the American breakfast and getting ONE, yes one, solitary pancake, and the whole plate rather small and covered with rocket salad and tomatoes. I love rocket salad but it doesn’t belong prominently featured on an American breakfast. It would have cost so little to just have a small stack of pancakes like we expected would come with an American breakfast costing 15 Euro. The maple syrup was served in such a small pot that it was like it was for a doll‘s house or Sylvanian Families! And then bemusingly, two bread rolls accompanying this single pancake. Quality of coffee was really good and the ingredients were good. But please rethink the American breakfast. Avocado bagel was really nice but guacamole spread very very thinly. So issue is...

WEEKENNNNND!! 🥳🎉 And what a hot start of the weekend this has been. Not just the weather was inviting but I was also able to reunite with my dear breakfast buddy to endulge in some delicious treats of Berlin’s restaurant scene. 😁 To be honest: overall this spot did not hit us out of the park BUT if you stop by and you are not sure what to get, there should be no way around the blueberry pancakes!! 🤤 I actually do not even have a real sweet tooth but the fluffiness made me wanna cuddle up in those things. 🤣 Inside this café looks very pretty. Just the “What a Bauernfrühstück” (although also with a good “fluffiness”) and the Eggs Florentine (lack of hollandaise sauce and a bit of vinegar flavor left on the eggs) weren’t really...

What a Treat is a breakfast place located in Berlins Bergmannkiez district. We visited because my girlfriend recommend it since she always went two years ago.

Unfortunately it was not at all the quality we were expecting and my girlfriend was used to, it feels like they cut the budget on their ingredients/staff and lost a lot of taste doing it.

The service was brief and very slow, the coffee (flat whites) tastes more like milk with a bit of coffee then the other way around and the shakshuka (which is a really time consuming dish to make and was formally apparently really good) simply tasted like some tomato sauce with eggs thrown in.

Besides all that, the outside seating is cute and lovely to sit at on a sunny day. The prices...