Pianocafe an Lietzensee

4 Nilus24 Fußball - a month ago

We went there to breakfast before we entered a flixbus. The breakfast was delicious, good quality and various plates as well as bowls and cakes. The one star less is due to the staff who was a bit arrogant and short in time even if the cafe was empty. Maybe this is the berlin behaviour but for us it was a bit uncomfortable. Come here for a quick snack or cake and you will be happy. We really enjoyed the porridge and veggie quiche :)

4 Rebecca - 3 months ago

The food is very basic but it is good and the portions are fair. The price is elevated for what you’re getting as it’s nothing fancy. A plate of scrambled eggs, another with bread rolls, and two filtered coffees with oatmilk came out to just over 16€. It’s has a good outdoor seating area and it might be a good place to enjoy a slice of cake and coffee but be ready to fork out 4.50€ per slice.

2 Tamara Menéndez - a year ago

We had breakfast at the Piano cafe today!
This place is famous for it's cakes but the cheesecake we had was nothing special, not creamy or tasty. The croquet sandwich was okay but quite small as you can see in the picture. The best they have are the drinks. We had a chai latte and a cold chocolate.

4 Bhavya Linganna - 5 months ago

Firstly, you can pay by card but only with EC card.

If your a fan of music ???? especially piano ???? then make sure to visit this cute cafe in the District of Berlin-Charlottenburg. They have live music 2times a week. All the cakes you can see there are homemade and are absolutely delicious.

I personally like the way they decorated the cafe walls with all kind of musical instruments. ????

Highly recommended to sip a coffee and take bite of cake along with lovely music, after a relaxing walk in the park next to it.

1 Douglas Nasrawi - a month ago

The driest cakes I've ever eaten. Croissants and rolls are better, and it's open 7 days a week. It's run by a middle aged Russian couple who subscribe to the "service with a snarl" style of commerce, which would be better suited to a gulag. Even their non-Russian employees are well-trained in the "customer's always wrong" school. When the pianist is there, it's as loud as a shoe factory, but there is no soul. It's the only Konditorei for miles, so they don't need to be able to bake or be friendly. And they're not.

5 So A - a month ago

One of the best ice cafes I have ever eaten????????

5 Victor Bolshov - 5 months ago

Staff was very welcoming, spoke good English, I had a nice peace of plum tart with _good_ coffee, which seems to be uncommon in Germany ))