Das Hoven, nestled in Berlin's vibrant Neukölln district, is a cozy queer-friendly café and restaurant serving as a true meeting point for all. The atmosphere is welcoming and inclusive, featuring comfortable indoor seating and a spacious summer terrace ideal for relaxed hangouts, laptop work, or group gatherings.
The menu boasts a diverse international selection with a strong vegan emphasis, including breakfast options, weekly rotating lunches, brunch, and dinner dishes prepared fresh. Highlights range from hearty German fare to upscale café eats and excellent coffee. Unique aspects include its queer-positive vibe, hosting cultural events like drag story hours, and availability for private bookings such as birthdays, parties, or weddings. Whether for a boozy brunch with friends or community events, Das Hoven blends quality cuisine with a strong sense of belonging.
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