Marshall Street Coffee

Went today for the first time to try something new and different in Hamburg for breakfast/brunch. The menu is clear and concise with less than a dozen dishes to choose from (each can be adapted at an additional expense). The place is popular and you’ll likely have to queue for a table (at peak times). I was there at 9.15 and had to wait about 10 mins (which was ok). There is limited seating (I’d guess around 20 -24 people) so longer waits may be necessary depending on when you go. As it’s breakfast the turn around is relatively swifter than conventional dining. But the wait was worth it. The dishes are vibrant and freshly made to order. I tried the Turkish Eggs Platter. Excellent flavours and poached eggs were cooked perfectly. The dishes are above average in both quality and price but worth it. The coffee is excellent. Check their menu first for prices. All in this was an excellent place for healthy start to the day and completely different from the usual breakfast places. Great job 👍

I had the most delicious Turkish eggs here, and it was truly unforgettable. The dish came with tahini-labneh, perfectly poached eggs, lemon-hummus, harissa chickpeas, spring onions, sumac, brown butter, sourdough bread, and fresh herbs. The combination of flavors was outstanding – rich, balanced, and full of depth. The portion size was just right: filling but in the best possible way. But the real highlight? The coffee. As an Australian-style café, they know exactly how to do it right. I ordered a flat white and it was one of the best I’ve ever had: smooth, no bitterness, with just the right touch of brightness. Pure perfection in a cup. Marshall Street Coffee is a must-visit in Hamburg if you love great food and exceptional coffee. Highly recommend!

We ordered a long black, an iced filtered coffee and a Croissant Royal. The presentation was awesome and the taste was impeccable. The waitress was really nice even though she was busy taking orders, delivering the plates and even charging and giving back change, she was never impatient with us. Huge thumbs up and would totally recommend this place.

The waitresses were just pretending to be busy — walking back and forth while keeping several people waiting outside, even though there were at least half a dozen empty seats. After 15 minutes, they finally gave us a “shared” table. We then waited another 10 minutes, hoping for the “busy” waitress to notice us or make eye contact so we could finally order. After another 15 minutes, our coffee arrived — overly roasted and clearly overbrewed to hell. It was beyond bitter. 0/5. Then, 10 minutes later, our food came. Simply put: awful. The focus was all on presentation. Everything looked shiny and “fancy,” but the taste? Absolute zero. We ordered French toast and Turkish eggs. Neither of us were even slightly happy with our dishes. The flavors were just weird. It felt like someone tried way too hard to be creative and ended up ruining the entire experience.

The place was so cozy, we sat outside and we're seated straight away. The service was very good and the staff were friendly and welcoming. The yoghurt and granola was one of the nicest I've had, the granola I think is home made and the presentation was fantastic.

We found it while searching a place for breakfast and learned that without reservation cannot enter. Wanted to try our change, team working in there was super kind, they shared with us one table is empty for 1 hour and we had chance to try delicious breakfast option. We tried Turkish Egg and it was absolutely the best breakfast ever had in Germany so far. Service was super quick.

Staff are very friendly with good English, the food was really nice and big portions. We arrived at 12:00 midweek and had a free table but at 12:30 the place was full so keep in mind

The place is nice and employees are friendly. Dishes were tasty and we had a nice time here. Nothing to exaggerate tho.

Damn delish brekkie and coffee. Friendly service and cute atmosphere cute. We were lucky to get a table here after we couldn't get any reservation. PS: love the cute smol sugar dishes on the tables