I’ll admit that I’m a tad excited as I write this post.
This is the third installment of my series on where to find great coffee in Berlin (see recommendations for Silo Coffee and Café 9 too). I have to admit, however, that this little place, Bonanza Coffee Roasters (previously Bonanza Coffee Heroes), holds a special place in my heart. It is, without a doubt, THE BEST place to get coffee in Berlin. And rightly so — the guys behind Bonanza were the first to bring the Third Wave coffee movement to Berlin when they first opened in 2007.
Located in trendy Prenzlauer Berg right next to Mauerpark on Oderberger Straße, I’m so lucky to call Bonanza Coffee Roasters my local. The fact that it is only a five minute walk from my flat means that it is all too easy to easily indulge in my little obsession with this place.
In summer, the seating outside is the most popular place to enjoy a brew and, on Sundays, when Mauerpark is teeming with people, seats outside are prime real estate. More wintery days call for a cosier option and, whilst the tiny cafe only seats about 10, I’ve always been able to score a table without too much hassle.
A small selection of cookies (the chewy vegan chocolate is my favourite) and croissants are available to enjoy with your coffee. Coffee beans are also available for purchase, having been freshly roasted in Wedding where their roastery is located.
Browse through the selection of beautiful independent magazines that hang on the wall while you’re sipping away.
All this coffee chat has awakened my caffeine cravings! Maybe I should pop down now for a little espresso? Very tempting!
Address: Oderberger Straße 35, 10435 Berlin
Opening Hours: Monday -Friday 8:30am - 7pm, Saturday - Sunday 10:00am - 7pm
Which café is your ultimate favourite?
I realise while reading this that I should probably visit the east part of Berlin more often! I just really love to stay in Moabit & Tiergarten, it feels like my Kiez 🙂 Anyway my favourite place in Prenzlauer Berg, if you’d like to go, is Café Niesen! (Schwedter Straße 78)
It’s so funny how we tend to stick to our favourite neighbourhoods. I’m guilty of it too and hardly ever visit your hood! It is a lovely part of Berlin though and I should get there more often. I haven’t been to Café Niesen — I must check it out! x