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OK, they are not cheap, but neither is Starbucks, and Einstein is uniquely Berlin. The two bigger coffeehouses are in Unter den Linden 42, not far from Brandenburg Gate and Kurfuerstenstrasse 58. The latter one has a long history as the favourite Café for writers and other artists. The interior resembles the Vienna Coffeehouse style, and it's easily imaginable to find a similar Café on one of those French steamliners that served Le Harve and New York City in the 30's: Elegant but maybe a bit too conservative for young people. The most important thing for a coffeehouse, however, is the coffee itself. Einstein uses own blends and roast them in-house, albeit not in the coffeehouse. In the end, everything depends on the guy or lady who is working the espresso machine. It can happen that the coffee tastes bitter (too much coffee, machine or water was too hot) or bland (too little coffee, machine or water was too cold), but this is fortunately rare. If the staff is motivated, they will draw patterns on the milk froth of your Cappuccino. You can also have dinner or lunch at Einstein, but there are other restaurants that are both - better and more affordable.
Favorite: Espresso and Cappuccino. Theme: CoffeehouseComparison: more expensive than averageAddress: Unter den Linden 42, Berlin-MitteWebsite: http://www.cafeeinstein.com
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CAFE EINSTEIN Kurfurstenstr. 58, 10785 Berlin - Tiergarten / Tel: 261 50 96 / U1+U2+U4+U12 Nollendorfplatz Times: Mon-Sun, 10am - 2am Also at: Unter den Linden 42, 10117 Mitte / Tel: 204 36 32 (Bus# 100, 348) Times: 9am - 1am daily. Prices: Milchcafe DM6.50, Frühstücke DM9-19, Hauptgerichte DM30-40. Walking into Café Einstein on Kurfürstenstr. is like walking into Vienna. The mirrored walls, high ceilings, and red velvet banquettes all echo the grand old style of a traditional Viennese coffee house. So do the small but perfectly executed selection of cakes and the rich, mellow coffee. In summer, take a seat in the cool, quiet garden. They also have a lunch and diner menu in 'International, Austrian Style' - try such classics as Wiener Schnitzel or Austrian Pancakes (Kaiser Schmarren). The second, more crowded, less opulent Mitte location also offers outdoor seating, if you fancy a table in the middle of busy Unter den Linden. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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