Bonanza Coffee Roasters

The location is wonderful! I really appreciated the "no WiFi" signs. It is a great way to keep the space relaxed and free from people working on laptops. The music was thoughtfully chosen, and I loved the large window wall offering a peek into the roastery. It adds a unique and engaging touch to the atmosphere. I visited in the morning when the shop was relatively empty, yet I still waited 15 minutes for a simple cappuccino. During that time, the only barista on duty was also taking orders, while other staff members were rushing around but not assisting at the bar. It's hard to understand how this setup is seen as acceptable by the owners. Overall, it's a beautiful place and worth a visit for the ambiance — but if you're just looking for a quick coffee, the wait may not be worth it.

The back area offers a calm atmosphere where you can comfortably work on your laptop. Despite the spacious layout, there aren’t that many seats. There’s also outdoor seating, but personally, the chairs aren’t ideal for sitting over long periods. The overall interior is well-designed, with red brick walls, a green door, and plants that tie it all together beautifully. As for the coffee—need I say more? It’s excellent, almost making me feel like being at Bonanza Café in Seoul. I couldn’t help but smile when I noticed the restroom sign written in Korean right by the door!

I like Bonanza so much! Great chain of coffee spots in the city. Specifically this place is a very cozy with a great vibe. What’s special about it - there are horse farm nearby, located in a courtyard with historical buildings, lots of space. During weekdays there are lots of office workers going on morning coffee or spending their lunch time. That’s mostly it! Pastry 🥐 is always good, fresh and crunchy

A Must-Visit for Coffee Lovers in Berlin Bonanza Roastery in Kreuzberg is a true gem for anyone passionate about specialty coffee. Tucked away in a beautifully restored industrial space, the location alone sets the tone, spacious, airy, and full of character. It perfectly blends modern design with the raw charm of its past life, creating a unique and welcoming atmosphere. Excellent service, knowledgeable and friendly staff who clearly love what they do and are happy to guide you through their offerings without pretension. Whether you’re a seasoned aficionado or just starting to explore the world of specialty coffee, you’re in excellent hands. The selection of coffee is top-tier. Carefully sourced and expertly roasted, each cup is a small masterclass in flavor and balance. Whether you go for a single origin pour-over or an espresso-based drink, you’re guaranteed quality and care in every sip.

I need only one word to describe my culinary experience at Bonanza: harmony. A proper wifi-free hipster cafe, berlinesque vibes, two shots espresso as default and it‘s relatively calm (!) - so this place got it all. A 5€ Iced Latte Macchiato has never been a better feast to me. Hallelujah, praise The Lord.

Exactly what a new-wave independent roastery café should be. Set slightly off the main streets in a beautifully restored industrial building—minimalist but warm, with thoughtful design and a real sense of purpose. The space feels open yet intimate, with high ceilings, natural light, and serious coffee equipment and beans on display. I usually come for the filter coffee, which they consistently get right—clean, balanced, well-extracted. The espresso is solid too, even though I normally steer clear of beans that fresh. They know what they’re doing. The crowd is mostly locals and regulars, people who come here because they care about coffee. Tourists are rare, which helps keep the vibe calm and focused. It’s lively but never hectic. I’ve been coming here for years and it’s still one of the few spots I go out of my way for.

I ordered a ham & cheese pastry (~€5), and hot chocolate (€5.90). I gave up on the hot chocolate after 2 sips - the taste was just bad, and not because something was faulty, it’s just not tasty and too thick! Ham & cheese pastry - small for its price and for some reason they added a sweet layer on top. The overall taste can be described as strange. In hope of quick recovery I ordered an Americano (€4). Again, I was not satisfied at all - very hot, sour and bitter. Don’t get me wrong, I love coffee and go to coffee shops every week in Berlin and other cities. But here I just had one of the worst experiences that cost me €15 in total. The components of a good coffee shop - (most important) drinks, pastries, prices, atmosphere and staff. In this place, the first three are just not there despite having own roastery. Pick another place.

Very pretty cafe, wonderful staff, quaint and quiet location. Cannot stress how kind and accommodating the servers are. The almond croissant was divine.