annelies

the food at annelies is very aesthetically pleasing and literally works of art, and it’s a quality place for interesting twists on classic breakfast/brunch food, but i will say it’s a bit pricey for the amount you get. the buttermilk pancakes were stacked high and each one was thick and soft and a bit warm. i absolutely LOVED the combination of cold, fresh cultured cream — which had a smooth, bright dairy flavour — and the thick slice of rich, velvety butter. the slightly sour yet sweet berry compote and the earthy nuttiness of the crunchy granola also added a fantastic touch. the syrup was sweet and sticky, but quite normal. the sausage breakfast sandwich is very .. american tasting??? the egg was super soft, and the pancake was a nice touch because it added a bit of sweetness, but i think the savouriness of the (very thick and juicy!!!!) sausage and the large slice of american cheese made it a little bit too salty. the spicy mayo was sharper in flavour and a bit tangy, but it was also quite salty. it was also quite difficult to eat because of how high it was stacked. i really enjoyed the scrambled egg on toast though — the egg was super silky and the sourdough was crispy on the outside yet super soft on the inside ?!?!? the tangy red sauce on the side was also quite the unique pairing and i liked the little kick it provided.

Wow. Now I understand why this cafe is so famous in the neighborhood! I found this place on timeout before visiting Berlin, and it was really the highlight of the trip 😂We are lucky to be there early as there was already a queue before the place is open. Of course, I came here for their well known pancakes. The pancakes were unlike anything I’ve had before — super fluffy, light, and absolutely delicious. You can really taste the quality and care in how they’re made. Coffee is also good I ordered an extra matcha latte to try and it was really good too! Definitely worth the hype and a must-visit if you are in Berlin and love pancakes!

Imagine a McDonalds sausage egg and cheese but triple the size and entirely made from scratch with pancake-like buns. 4-stack of pancakes topped with blueberry sauce, butter and a dollop of crème fraîche also slapped. Yeah this place rocks.

Annelies makes probably the dreamiest pancakes in the world, and they taste just as good as they look! just make sure to share or it can get a bit overwhelming. the sausage, egg & cheese sandwich was also super tasty and indulgent, though a little on the sweet side with the pancake buns. chill vibes, decent flat white, and I’ll definitely be back, mainly for those incredible pancakes! 🥞

This café is a popular choice when searching for cafés in Berlin, especially for its famous 4-stack pancake. We visited on Wednesday morning before it opened, so we managed to get a table quickly. The atmosphere is inviting, and the service is okay. We tried the famous buttermilk pancake, and it was delicious. It’s crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, almost like Korean hotteok. The cinnamon bun was average, with a doughy texture but overly sugary. The coffee was strong and good. If you’re a pancake enthusiast, it is definitely worth checking out the pancake. But if there is a long queue, I would probably go for an alternative.

We had to wait for a table for 45 minutes (which is fine) but once inside, it took another 40 minutes for the food to arrive. The matcha was poorly made (gritty and chalky) and the scrambled eggs where simply not good: the smoked aroma overwhelmed the whole dish.

excellent coffee. The prices aren’t cheap—about €15 per dish—but the quality makes it worth the visit. The service is friendly and attentive, adding to the overall experience. A great spot to visit on your way to East Side Gallery.

Hands down the best pancakes I’ve ever had. The breakfast sandwich is also so delicious and the drinks were wonderful. Service was lovely and the staff is very kind, definitely a winning spot.

As someone from New York I was BLOWN away from the quality of a German BEC I also was blown away at the cheeses egg in a piece of toast. This place deserves more than 5 stars when it comes to the quality and taste of food. The service was a little slow but it's normal for Europeon timing. It was a cute small place but the food was a huge pop.

If you're gonna get one thing from here, it must be the pancakes. Honestly, they were the best pancakes I have ever had. Crunchy on the outside, but super moist on the inside. The cream on top was chef's kiss. I'm telling ya'll, they were really, really good. The egg sandwich was massive, but good as well. Service was nice as well. Honestly, no complaints. Definitely one of the best brunch spots on my list so far.

My favorite brunch in Berlin so far, I still think about those pancakes, and debate going back every weekend. There's nothing like 'em. The scrambled eggs are super tasty too, pretty much can't go wrong. Worth whatever the wait is!

The star of this place is the pancakes, coffee, and the wide variety of juices. The brunch cafe is super chill and the outdoor spacing is nicely spread out. Be careful of the bees that are all over Germany during the summer and you'll have a very nice meal here.

Service was a little unattentive and weird, and it took forever for the food to arrive; 45 minutes for a batch of pancakes?! Tasted good though. All in all probably a little bit overrated with equally good places in the vicinity.