Café Dritter Raum

5 Rami Al-Rihawi - 2 years ago

Great cozy homemade brunch experience.

The place had a terrace, which were we first sat. It is cozy and lovely in a sunny day. We order vegan and vegetarian brunch. We all got fresh orange juice, rice pudding (a really good one), and a plate with various selections (check out the photos ;) ). Everything tasted great. It had a healthy homemade feel for it. Service was great. Price quality ratio is good.

I recommend the place. Give it a try :)

5 Li St - 2 years ago

We just love the vegetarian brunch here. In non Corona days we also played some rounds of Mario cart against each other on the super Nintendo, but at the moment we prefer to sit in the cosy garden or order take away. It is great to have now the option to rent reusable container to minimise waste.

5 Francisco Batista - 4 years ago

You have to go. All *delicious and healthy food* you can eat for €12,5. Waitress and chef service excellent! My favorites were pancakes with 5 different toppings, a cheese u0026 spinach golden cake, hummus, mushrooms, and other things. Orange juice included. Best brunch in Berlin.

5 M. S. - 2 years ago

Cosy vintage little cafe. Drinks with vegan options: hafemilch, soyamilch, Mandelmilch.warm cosy place for work alone on laptop, or reading here alone or dating .

4 Monolith - 2 years ago

We were there to have brunch on a Sunday. The buffet was really good and tasty with mostly vegetarian and vegan food. The waiters are friendly and professional. We personally think that this place is a bit to small for a cozy long lasting brunch. The rooms are very small and the tables improvised, which is wanted for the look, but I could not really relax, also sat very close to the entrance and got all the draft everytime someone entered and felt like sitting totally in the way all the time. Most of the tables seem to be like this.

5 Meiki - 3 years ago

Very cozy place, nice to sit outside in the backyard when the sun is shining. Great choice of vegan food (but also cheese and some meat is available), nice staff and warm atmosphere. Unfortunately not too many spots to sit, but that also contributes to the cozy atmosphere :) Weekend's brunch is always worth it! Reservation recommended...

2 Sara Romic - 2 years ago

I am not sure why I am giving two stars to this place, imo it shouldn't even get 1. Anyway, let's get to the facts.
I booked this place checking first the reviews and though: "cool, looks like a nice one", apparently I forgot that most cultures/nationalities living in Berlin know nothing about good food or restaurants.
First impression: the outside looks shabby but I never judge the outside (same as judging a book) so we got in anyway.
The second I got in and said hello 3 of their employees were chatting on the counter and took 3 min to someone greet me. This is the part I regret, we should have left at that moment. I am not a cook and not even a restaurateur, but I know that a good part of what you serve comes with the way you serve it. They walked us on the back where there is a backyard with tables and left us there. I had to get up and ask if there were menus and the girl inside told me: yes yes, we'll come to you.
After a few minutes someone came and told us we had to check for the menu online and then she would come and take our order. The online menu doesn't include what's in the dish you are ordering, naming it Vegan brunch and not putting a description looks kinda stupid to me.
We ordered the vegan brunch and a Chai latte (which was good but that's hard to fail since most of the are simply store bought mixtures).
They brought us the food without giving us the cutlery first, which took another 3-4 min for, so we stared at our food while was getting cold.
Overall it was really insignificant, the pancakes were terribly dry (I highly recommend to google a vegan recipe as they are extremely easy to make and great), they served some corn, some fresh tomatoes (not even the bother to grill them), beans from a can, some lettuce, a few potatoes, 4 tiny mushrooms (since more would be too much). The only nice part were some small 'eatable cups' with some good sauce inside.
Anyway, maybe I shouldn't bother so much after all, Germany in general knows very little about good cuisine.