impala coffee Kaffeerösterei in Berlin's Schöneberg district at Maaßenstr. 5 stands out as a cozy café renowned for its in-house roasted coffee beans. The atmosphere is laid-back and welcoming, blending urban vibes with a comfortable setting perfect for lingering over a cup.
The menu features exceptional coffee prepared in various styles, from robust espressos to nuanced filter brews sourced from diverse origins. Complementing the drinks are fresh bagels, pastries, cakes, and desserts that add a sweet touch. Options like juices, smoothies, and cold beverages provide refreshing alternatives. Coffee beans are available for purchase, allowing enthusiasts to recreate the experience at home. With its focus on quality roasting and consistent excellence, impala coffee delivers a reliable spot for coffee lovers seeking both quick bites and relaxed meetups in a vibrant neighborhood.
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Sunday: 10:00 - 16:00
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