Pauline Café

We had a great breakfast for 2, that was great and delicious. The place is super busy, but totally worth the little wait. Would recommend it for anyone on the look for a quaint place

Nice location with Hamburg/Berlin typical minimal/vintage flair, which wants to be special but just goes in line with all the other unique hipster style restaurants. We had breakfast and enjoyed one of their really good self made teas. They breakfast is okay but nothing really special. Nice for a breakfast with friends. Mixed audience ranging from students to business people and elders. Recommended.

Delicious breakfast for reasonable prices. Make a reservation though, because it can get quite busy. I had the french toast, a little sweet but delicous with a huge portion of fresh fruit. My friend had scrambled eggs with salmon, he enjoyed it a lot. Would definitely come here again while being in Hamburg.

Very good place to have a good coffee and healthy breakfast. I recomand Vitaminbomb ❤️

Really loved the place. Recommend it to everyone. We went to the Sunday morning brunch session. It is a buffet were you have set time (10:00 - 12:15) to stack up foods and drinks. As long as there is food in the buffet corner, you can keep eating. Food quality is very good, especially the home made vanilla flavoured cream yoghurt was a feast. Filter coffee, milk, freshly pressed orange juice and more is also available.

Really cool and quirky cafe that had a great selection of tea/coffee - as well as a small food menu that changes often. Staff were really helpful with us being foreign and not understanding the menu in German. Would definitely recommend the chai tea latte, which is served without sugar or sweeteners (very different but lovely taste).

Great location! Delicious food! Great and friendly staff. The coffee is really good and the produce is really fresh and it's lovely how they prepare it. You sit in different rooms. Ours was the "wohnzimmer" which was really cosy. You felt like you're at your grannys... definitely go there for breakfast or lunch. Don't matter. Just go there! And make sure you book a table...

I went to their Sunday brunch recently with some friends and enjoyed it a lot. They have gluten free bread rolls on offer if you ask, which they will toast and bring to your table. There are also plenty of vegetable-focused dishes (baked curry cauliflower, pumpkin gulasch, cubed avocado, baked mixed veg etc), fresh fruit and jam varieties to eat as well. Soy milk was available as part of the brunch too. I would eat here again.

Lovely café with some places downstairs and more upstairs. One room upstairs is furnished like a livingroom of your grandma could be, with some cozy armchairs, sofas, coffee tables and wallpapered walls! I can't tell if the breakfast there is good, because I couldn't snatch a free table. But I assume it really is, because the seats to brunch on a sunday are fully booked two weeks in advance! SO MAKE SURE TO MAKE YOUR RESERVATION EARLY ENOUGH! Tip: if this place is crowded, go to the café called Caffeé Latte. It's just a few metres down the street and not as big as that place. They have some nice breakfasts as well!

The brunch buffet isn't bad, but it's also nothing special. I don't really get the high reviews for this place. Atmosphere is nice, though.

Very disappointed. If you want to go for a brunch in Pauline at weekend, reservation is definitely necessary. The reservation list has always been long and it is recommended to reserve at least 4 days ahead. I've been looking forward to try their food because it seems so popular. However, you only get a 3-star hotel kind of breakfast for their 18.7€ buffet brunch menu. Totally a ruin of appetite and absolutely too expensive for such quality of food. The only good part of it is that at least you can make a nice Instagram style picture.

I felt like I'm sitting in somewhere seattle where slow hip hop music surrounding with a smoke salmon omelette. Feel home, in the middle of our journey.