Oct 11, 2009

The T Room, Mitte/Prenzlauer Berg

Tea glorious tea, the drink of kings and queens (and everybody else). The T Room & Gallery is one of those unique cafes you only find in Berlin, quirky, well designed and with a total relaxed feel. The T Room's ethos is 'take your time' and all food served here is home cooked and their is a fine selection of cakes, scones and sweet treats as well as a fine choice of tea and of course coffee, if tea isn't your thing. One thing that stands out above other cafes is the genuinely friendly atmosphere and the owners are very easy to get along with and have a chat with. The T Room is the type of cafe where you would spend hours hanging around. The music played in the cafe is excellent and they also have a Vinyl Station with a fine choice of records that customers can play, now I have never seen this before in a cafe, brilliant! The selection of english reading material is also worth mentioning, there are also future plans to introduce an english book shop in the cafe and english film and tv screenings. The T Room also offer High Tea in the afternoon where for a fixed price you can eat as much scones, cakes, sandwiches and drink as much tea as your heart desires. Another nice touch is that you can come in and order a picnic and take away a nice mix of their sandwiches, treats and tasty crisps. I must also mention that they also have a great gallery space downstairs and put on a wide variety of art shows giving young and upcoming artists a platform for their work. As their website states "Pop by for a cuppa and a friendly chat", I'm glad we did!
www.the-t-room.de
Address: Christinenstr. 27 U-bahn: Senefelder Platz

Tea: 10/10 Cake: 10/10

4 comments:

Sue from Newcastle said...

Have to check this cafe out, I miss a good cuppa and a biscuit, the simple treats. Do you know if they have an English tv or film night coming up?

Anna from BERLIN said...

Best cup of tea in Berlin, a real cuppa.... hard to find in this city. Really laid back too and lots of reading material. They also have an English bookshop.

Anonymous said...

My daughter and I had breakfast and lunch there on the last day of our holiday in December. And we'd do it again. A delightful and friendly experience.

Anonymous said...

It's closed now...