Bakeries & cafés in Berlin

Bakeries account for 80 of the 119 Berlin places, many of them doubling as cafés with a breakfast counter, while ice-cream parlours, frozen-yogurt bars and other dessert shops make up most of the rest. Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg has the largest share (29), ahead of Mitte (21), Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf (17), Neukölln (14), Pankow (13) and Tempelhof-Schöneberg (11); five further districts have two or three each. Turkish and Arab sweet shops give Kreuzberg and Neukölln a character of their own: Edlib bakery on Sonnenallee sells Syrian sweets such as knafeh and halawet el jibn, and Salut Backwaren, a Turkish bakery on Schlesische Straße with börek and baklava, lists hours from 6 AM to 4 AM. Cinnamood on Oranienburger Straße is a cinnamon-roll patisserie whose reviews often mention vegan versions, and Coco Cup on Dircksenstraße pairs Vietnamese chè and bubble tea with banh mi. Kaffee Marlene on Kastanienallee runs from breakfast to cocktails on its terrace until midnight. Most places that give a price list €1–10 per person.