Public Coffee Roasters

☕️ nice coffee shop for a quick stop or takeaway. Not a place to stay too long or work on the computer. 🍪I had a latte with oat milk and a chocolate chip cookie. Latte was good, the cookie was dry and cold, not the best I’ve had. 👍🏼 service is friendly. They sell their coffee to prepare at home. ♿️ not a place for people with restricted mobility or wheelchair.

A time powerhouse of a cafe. Very modern and sleek. The coffee was outstanding and so was the service. The baristas are very knowledgeable about coffee and the creative drinks they concoct. They have a restroom and the clientele are mostly friendly people from the neighborhood. A short walk from and to anywhere in Neustadt Viertel. Go! Enjoy!

First of all, their coffee is delicious. The staff is very helpful. There are not many tables and chairs, but you can find a place because it is not too crowded. There is a toilet inside.

Always be my go-to coffee after the gym. Not only because of their good coffee, but the atmosphere also nice, calm and welcoming. The team who works there as well are very welcoming, kind and friendly. These days, they also serve various good cakes. Stockiest of beans and coffee stuff also great. Love this place so much and highly recommend 🤍

I visited Public Roaster Coffee around 2 PM on the 21st of March (Easter Monday) and, unfortunately, had a disappointing experience. When I arrived, there were only about five customers in a space that seats around fifteen. Not long after, most had left - leaving just one other person aside from me and my friend. Despite the café being nearly empty, I was politely asked to put away my laptop because it was Easter Monday, which they treat as a “weekend,” and they wanted to preserve the so-called weekend atmosphere. I was even told that using my laptop outside wasn’t allowed despite that area also being completely empty. I understand having rules to maintain a certain vibe during peak hours, but applying them so rigidly in a nearly empty café felt unnecessary and, honestly, illogical. It came across more like a strict policy than a genuine effort to create a cozy atmosphere. We ended up going to Feels Like Coffee and Art, which is just around the corner. There, we were warmly welcomed, continued our conversation, opened our laptops, and enjoyed a beautifully presented and delicious berry tartare. That café manages to keep a relaxed and respectful vibe without enforcing unnecessary rules. People naturally understand the balance - use the space, enjoy the atmosphere, and move on. Sadly, this experience at Public Roaster made me feel unwelcome, and I won’t be returning. The staff were polite, but the policy just didn’t make sense and took away from what could have been an enjoyable visit.

Friendly and experienced staff. Average espresso but great carrot cake

Good coffee,really cute stuff and nice prices 👌

A 7-minute walk from Stadthausbrücke, I stopped by this café before visiting the nearby Composer’s Museum. Though the interior isn’t particularly spacious, the relaxed atmosphere, complemented by the casual wood-toned decor, makes it an inviting spot. I ordered a flat white with oat milk and a mocha cake. The flat white was mild and silky, while the mocha cake was a bit drier than I had anticipated, though the flavor was perfectly fine. The prices are average, and the barista provided friendly service. It’s a great place to visit while exploring the heart of Hamburg.

I came in on a Friday morning and the shop was already bustling. I ordered a cappuccino and the barista offered alternative milk and I gladly accepted. He also asked which brew I wanted and I asked what he recommended and he said one of them goes better with alternative milk. I asked what one of the pastries was and he explained that it's a Hamburg special. Very helpful! I found a seat and they delivered my coffee and pastry. Everything, coffee + pastry, tasted good. It appears that this place lives up to the hype! I sat by the window and there were bees but I think that's what happens to all places around here in the summer.

Thanks to the fab coffee connoisseurs of Yelp Hamburg--danke Euch nochmal!--, I received some great tips on where to go for my third-wave crave while staying in Hamburg. Public, located in Neustadt, was not too terribly far from our digs near the Hauptbahnhof. We either took a mildly long walk to Public or a short U-Bahn ride; it was that easy. What initially struck me about Public was its atmosphere. Relaxed and inviting comes to mind when I think of the set-up. Public is a cosy yet hip spot with wooden tables and chairs, fresh flowers & wee potted cacti, and soft lighting. Order at the counter, pay straight away or not, then take a seat. It's just that easy. If you've questions about the beans, the type of coffee drink you might wish to try, then do avail yourselves of the worker-owners. They're putting a lot of 'herzblut' into keeping Public stellar and it shows. Want to further your java knowledge? Well, start by checking out the detailed 'coffee map' up on the wall to the right of the counter. -facts and figures galore! On one of my many visits, I spoke to a young man who, upon my telling him where I was from, seemed really receptive to my coffee queries. Between making drinks he'd pop back 'round to my perch at the window and continue the coffee-chat. I really enjoyed the interaction. Chit-chat aside, the bevvies are top-notch. The pastries are lovely, too. Visitors and locals alike: a trip to Public is in order! Remember: WWJB?

I absolutely love this place. It's like the definition of hipster. It's. So. Trendy. Looks exactly like the stuff my designer ex-flatmate produced. (And he was really talented, so that's a compliment.) And they definitely know their coffee too! There's not only coffee from most parts of the world; once you start talking to the owners (I think?) about coffee, they just go full on passion lecture mode on you. In a good way. If you like coffee, I'd seriously recommend going here with a friend (special or regular kind) and do a coffee tasting. Owner recommended trying out the same beans as espresso and regular coffee to spot the difference. And then there's of course different kinds of beans with different kinds of roasts......... Sounds like a pretty great pass-time to me. Well, if you like coffee that is.

A 5-star Flat White was what I was after... And a 5-star Flat White is what I got. An esteemed colleague of mine suggest Public Coffee Roasters as a (much needed) departure from chains Starbucks, Balzac, etc. She was undeniably correct, Public Coffee Roasters was a nice walk for us (fresh air!) and ended up being lovely (fresh coffee!). The guy behind the counter was very courteous and made that flat white with an expert touch. Upon delivering it to our table he even apologized for the (nonexistent!) delay. It's a chill spot with a few tables, comfortable vibe, nice music, friendly staff and great coffee. Hits all the notes for me.

I am in love with this place. The coffee... the food... the decor and the staff... all top notch. Such a nice atmosphere! My friend and I sat at the window and enjoyed a latte and a Guatemalan Filterkaffee & Käsekuchen. We liked it so much we even stayed for a second cup! Staff was knowledgeable about the different types of coffee and took the time to explain each one. Thank you for the great service and the tasty treats!

This was my go-to coffee spot in Hamburg. Missing it to this day. Great location, really nice staff and the coffee is just amazing. I still dream of the perfect double-shot Americanos I got from here. This plus a few other places alone would make Hamburg worth a trip.

Loved the hipster vibe + the awesome coffee. Friendly staff and generally great atmosphere. Would have come back for more if only I had stayed longer in town!

This is one of very few specialist coffee shops in Hamburg and they do a perfect job.... Their 'First Love' espresso is prob the best origin blend espresso I've tasted

This is a coffee roasting venture of tow sweetest Iranian brothers. Everything is self made and passion driven with love for coffee. There is many varieties of coffee you can buy there. All self roasted to perfection and packed in slickly designed ,by one of the talented brothers ,white packages. You can also try tow varieties of coffee there. Everything around you is very stylishly designed and thoughtfully put together. What I also love is that nobody is asking you to sit down when you order your coffee at the counter(always a bad sign that you have to wait for your single shot of expresso for half an hour). Service is fast and quality of coffee is consistent and excellent .

Best coffee in Hamburg. Great 3rd wave coffee with nice selection of filter and espresso drinks. Live it