Cafe Berlin

Freshness at it's best! Located on Johnston street, this Cafe is accessible to many public transportation systems. If you're driving here, there is a car parking right in front of it. The staff is helpful and fill the place with positive energy. The menu has many options from breakfast items, brunch to lunch. The fruit smoothies are so fresh and made out of fresh ingredients. Food portions are very generous and the taste even even better. The fattoush has the right balance of flavours and is perfect for a sunny warm day. Corn Fritters are served with cream cheese and salmon which taste beautiful. Excellent food, taste, quality and ambiance.

Walked past here many times and decided to drop by for breakfast. Firstly the coffee is very good. The breakfast though was a bit uninspiring. The eggs benedict and the granola bowl were both very average. $48.50 for the 2 dishes, 2 small coffees and 2 babyccinos is a bit ridiculous. In fact I think they over charged me. The waitress is a bit rushed and in your face but the barista was very friendly.

A cafe with Middle Eastern influences and plenty of choices for brunch that are all organic. The portions are large and you can definitely tell it's fresh. The staff are lovely and hats off to Suzanne who owns and runs the place with her partner. My favourite dish was the French Toast. Mixture of sweet and savoury balanced out by the crispy bacon. You can even taste bacon in the maple syrup and the toast! I would also recommend getting one of the bruschettas to share. There's a choice of avocado, hummus or olive paste with an abundance of tomatoes. A lovely small cafe. I'll be back soon!

This is such a cosy place. Service is super friendly, from the owner to all the staff. Nothing is done without a smile & nothing is too hard. The menu is very extensive with distinct Middle Eastern influences and dishes present. Everything is homemade, from the falafels to the dips to the baklava. And everything is delicious and generous with the plates heaving with food. Its also very affordable and reasonably priced especially given the amount of quality food you get. The shakshuka is not the biggest but big in flavour. The hummus is delicious as are the crunchy spicy falafels. Specials like lentil soup is a warm hug on a cold day & you cant go wrong with a bacon and egg roll on Turkish or a tasty wrap. The baklava is not too sweet which is great but abit skint on the nuts. The hot chocolate is delicious and not short on chocolate with 2 big clouds of marshmallows. Its just a relaxed, homely, deliciously comforting place to enjoy good dood.

The cafe is inside a house and you can sit inside or in the laneway next door. It was quite busy this Sunday visit, papers for you to browse and a kids play area if you want to take the family. Order at the counter, they have some meals on display to inspire your order! There's a range of house specials - moorish made baked beans, corn fritters, home made pancakes. There's also heaps of wraps, sandwiches, burgers and bruschettas. We went for the specials today. We got the Ricotta special - sourdough with ricotta topped with berries, walnuts, pistachios, seasonal fruit and honey. Really beautifully presented and tasty. We also got the Haloumi stack - a free range egg with a side of avocado, spinach, roast tomato, haloumi and balsamic vinegar. Egg poached perfectly. As for drinks, a latte was on order with some latte art and we also got a tea which was brewed with leaves. The staff were attentive and friendly and the owner Susanne was particularly hospitable.