Café Tasso - Reserva de mesa

Cafe Tasso is one of those places that you just have to love. It's a combination between a book store and a restaurant cafe.The book store is specialized in second hand books which are all sold at 1 EUR per piece (I think there is some discount if you buy plenty, like 6 for the price of 5 or so). In terms of books it's safe to say that you find anything you are looking for: children's books, cook books, specialized literature on math, biographies -- you name it. I think most of the books are written in German but I have never paid close attention to the share of English ones.As a cafe/ restaurant it is a place where you feel at home and at ease from the minute you enter. There is a limited n...

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I have been to Cafe Tasso in Berlin on several occasions now. I was introduced to it initially by a friend from Berlin. This venue is perfect for a quiet, leisurely, romantic breakfast. The setting: a beautiful second-hand book store! My wife and I were only last in Berlin for a weekend visit, but managed to squeeze in not one, but two brunch visits to Cafe Tasso during our trip. We love the "Tasso" breakfast, which is a share breakfast for two including a glass of prosecco each. Included are a whole host of beautiful treats including cheeses, cured meat, soft boiled eggs, beautiful homemade hummus, salad, fruit, delicious pastries, beautiful fresh bread, honey, etc etc. I highly recommend t...

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This is a great place to relax with a book or a newspaper (or your on-screen subscriptions for those about technology - wifi included in the price), sipping some nice coffee or a delicious home-made soup, in a quiet and modest atmosphere, with oldish armchairs, a shabby piano and free seating all over. My personal choice for food here are soups. This shop is a clever symbiosis of a small book store and a local family-style coffee-shop, similar to some of those in downtown NY or SF bay area. Evening readings or music events are organised regularly, check the schedule.

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Chocolate cake with lemon? Chocolate cake with pear filling? Me neither! But one was as delicious as the other (we shared) and I shall be going back to Tasso soon to try their lunch menu - all organic, too. Their programme of evening events (folk, jazz and more) looks good too. Furniture shabby but comfortable, German daily papers ready to hand. Reserva una mesa ahora

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After a walk down Karl Marx Allee carry on about 100 yards down Frankfurter and you'll find this Café come bookshop. I thought it was outstanding, we stopped and had a beer and a healthy and tasty lunch. It's not to everyone's taste but the service was friendly and efficient. Free wi-fi too for those who like such things.

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We were lucky to find this as a 5min. walk from our AirBnB. Great little bookshop/cafe. Their breakfast places are artfully made, fresh, and delicious, and served until well into afternoon. Their coffees and teas are likewise enjoyable. Quite recommended!

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Nice place for breakfast / lunch (not sure about diner), in an alternative environment: you're surrounded by books they sell for 1 Euro each. And, very important: outdoor seating with a great view on the impressive Allee that was used for DDR parades.

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Nice spot with a great breakfast/brunch selection & good coffee. Love the jazz music in the background and the book store concept. Very funky in a hippy kind of way. Defo worth. Visit if you are in the area Reserva una mesa ahora

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Very interesting place, where you can read, eat, drink, work or just hang out. Nice food with vegetarian and vegan options! Would really recommend for a chill out morning or afternoon!

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Great spot near the Frankfurter Tor. Secondhand books for 1 EUR a piece, food, cakes and coffee. Good place for a break...

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