Kaffee 9

This was the first coffee shop I visited after moving to Berlin, located right next to my place. I was surprised to see the rating isn’t higher. The staff has always been friendly and welcoming — I’ve had some great chats with a few of them, and it was nice to see they’re still here after all this time. I like the atmosphere here. It’s light, calm, positive, respectful, good service. The coffee is decent, and I’m not that easy to please. And my favourite Queen A… ✨🤍

Their flat white is amazing. The pain au chocolate was really good. The croissant was average. But overall a great experience with nice staff

Im lucky that the cafes in berlin don't talk to each other. I judge them harder cocoa grower in a chocolate shop. The coffee here is decent and reasonably well made. The milk isnt as volumes as id hoped, but that might be the absence of added oil in the oat milk, which is a good thing to avoid (so gen z keep telking me). Apparently, seed oils are the new cigarettes, and cigarettes are cool again. Yeah.

It’s a modern cafe right at the entrance of Markthalle Neun. I ordered coffee and a lemon cake. Coffee tasted great, so as the vegan lemon cake. It’s a small shop and I would have loved it more if they had more options for cakes (and free WiFi)

Great coffee, flat white and cappuccino (had both with oat milk) are very tasty, especially the flat white has a great good strong flavor. Staff are very friendly. Only one down side, I’m still waiting for that day when you need to pay an additional fee for milk instead of plant based milk ;)))

At Kaffee 9 they are all about coffee – they have different blends for espresso or black coffee and milk coffee drinks. If you end up there on a busy hour like I did, you might have to wait a while to order, but the staff is friendly and professional. I wanted to try the espresso blend of 60 % Guatemalan coffee and 40 % Ethiopian with a flat white and the staff was more than fine with this request. The cafe offers buns from Albatross bakery which were fresh and crispy. All in all, really worth the visit!

Good coffee at an acceptable price for Berlin (around 3.70€ for a flat white). The pastry is sourced from different bakeries and some are fantastic (Queen A) other are ok (pain au Chocolat). In a sunny day you can get sun both inside and outside during the morning.

Very good espresso and reasonable prices. And the big advantage is that they work on Sunday morning!