KleinMein Coffee & Coworking

One of a kind in Berlin. There needs to be more of these, hoping Stefano expands. He is a wonderful person and the environment there is both cozy/friendly and also very conducive to focused work. It was a gem to find. I highly recommending spending a work day in there.

The location is nice, I could relax and enjoy the time here. Service is also polite. The coffee and the desserts could be improved, to be more than average. It is worth a visit, especially for brunch.

Very nice owner (i guess he is the owner) who smiles a lot and tries to speak english. the drinks arent that special but this neighborhood has very few cafe and this one is one of the OK ones, the price i would say is average to a little above average and if you want a quiet place you should visit. I will not come back here because one hour of charging laptop costs 6 euros plus you get a drink, i would rather study somewhere else

Amazing Coffee, Delicious Desserts & Friendly Service! I had a fantastic experience The coffee was rich and flavorful, perfectly brewed to my taste. Their selection of desserts was impressive, and everything we tried was fresh and absolutely delicious. What truly stood out, though, was the service. The staff was incredibly friendly, welcoming, and attentive, making sure we had everything we needed with a smile. The cozy atmosphere made it the perfect spot to relax and enjoy a great cup of coffee

Good coffee with nice service. They have my favorite brand of chai with Tiger flavor. If you want to have different type of milk, it cost 50 cents extra. Interior design is nice in minimalistic style. Right now they are open with coffee and cake to go.

I had a cup of espresso freddo. Rich crema and comfortable flavor. Because I haven’t expected “good” espresso, I have also little surprised. And strong caffeine

A little Greek gem in Friedrichshain. Freddo cappuccino was so good, way much better than in some places in Greece.It is a co-working place too. Very friendly service.

I don´t recommend working here. Better go to a normal cafe. Reasons: - You cannot even use your own hotspot if you want to work. You need to pay a fee per hour anyway (e.g. 1h - €6, 3h - €12). - There´s too little space between coworking area and the normal cafe area. If you want to take a call, it´s sometimes too noisy. Some people also bring in their kids and babies, so it´s just not suitable. - Food option is very limited. Only few cakes so you can´t just grab sandwiches or something.

I'm a regular customer in the coworking space on weekends (when you only pay your consumption), and the service by the baristas I meet there is usually very polite and warm. Today it was a man, who was incompetent and rude-I can only assume it's the owner who can have this attitude! He made a mistake with both of our coffees (wrong milk and coffee type), only redid one of it, then after 40 minutes he came by to tell us if we don't order anything else, we can't stay anymore, even though the place was filled only to 1/3 of capacity (it's usually full). Good job losing a regular in 2 minutes! My suggestion: great space, but please never talk to your customers anymore, let your professional and competent employees do that. Or better, just hand over the entire place to them. If you want to visit, check if the servers are women-if yes, order and take a seat, it's a nice place!

This place is a good place to sit and chat, or sit and study/work for awhile. PROs: Compared to Berlin standards, the staff is friendly; relaxed atmosphere with nice decor; good coffee; tasty cake; staff is open to a bit of customization for coffee order CONs: Menu could be a little more extensive; operating hours are limited compared to other cafes.

The man working the day that I came was rude and completely out of line; I have a feeling he may be the owner. As soon as I came in, I was speaking German with him, though it's not my first language, but he insisted on speaking English with me. Fine - I've encountered this before in Berlin after living here for 5 years. His attitude from the moment I walked in was of the typical sarcastic, patronizing attitude I have encountered often by German men as a woman of color. I sat down and was debating whether to sit in the coworking space. I decided to pay the 10 Euros for the coworking space and saw that folks could also get coffee with the deal. As I've worked and also been in other coworking spaces in the city, it wasn't clear to me whether that meant 1 coffee or unlimited coffees, as I've encountered both in other spaces. I simply went up to ask him, and as I should've suspected, he proceeded to give some sarcastic shitty answer, because he couldn't understand how a place may give customers unlimited coffee. Instead of trying to clarify or explain himself, he proceeded - as I gathered my things to leave - to shout "I have Zeugen (witnesses)!" and proceeded to point out two other customers. And of course, the other German man in defending his defenseless German brother, proceeded to tell me that he hadn't done anything wrong. And of course, the lady - who I assumed to be customer-man's wife - didn't say anything; as this customer - along with the worker probably can only handle demure women. When you run a business, try to work with customers; do not attack them with other customers. If you feel there's a misunderstanding, pacify and clarify the situation with the customer. If the worker had tried to clarify a misunderstanding w/ me, I would've happily talked further to clarify with him; but the only way he insisted on communicating with me was demeaning me with his sarcasm. He's the type of man that starts to act like a little school boy when he's intimidated by other folks.

If you're looking for greek iced coffee, keep looking. We were asked whether we wanted a single(?) or double freddo espresso, and when we ordered a double (which is the standard), we were charged 3.50 for a coffee to go in a small paper cup, that didn't taste good at all. Can't speak about their food, but the coffee is definitely overpriced and hardly authentic.

Beautiful neighbourhood café with nice decoration and excellent cappuccino. It's a great place to study and the staff are friendly. Highly recommended!