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Reviews - Beth Café

Cafés, Middle Eastern, Israeli

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Overall Total Score
3.5 out of 5
Very good | 2426 reviews

Was Wanda Dittrich at Beth Café a mag?

I can really recommend it, it is a warm and especially very cozy place! we had a great time with the adorable waiter and manager, it was the birthday of my daughter, they were so nice that they read us, that they gave us homemade jams and all with a smile! the laptop is in the did for security reasons not authorized and at the same time what a pleasure not to be on their laptop when they share such a moment! I can on... View all feedback.

What Silow dislikes about Beth Café:

I needed to kill an afternoon reading and decided to pop up there for a tea and a cake. The local was empty of people but full of nice Israeli souvenirs (mostly food and drinks) and I was astonished when, taking my iPad for reading, the lady firmly asked me to stow it away, as electronic items are forbidden here . But they were broadcasting interesting old Italian songs, and I ended up spending a hour drinking my tea... View all feedback.

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Restaurantsdb

Last update : 07.08.2025

4.7 ★ from 963 reviews
omri-tishel
07.08.2025

Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

j-a-bird6
07.08.2025

Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: €10–20 Recommendation for vegetarians: Highly recommend

Tripadvisor

Last update : 23.07.2023

3.4 ★ from 73 reviews
blockchain
23.07.2023

Wonderful family cafe. It is good place for lunch and coffee with friends. We recommend apples pie..

johns-ocie
23.07.2023

I live in the neighbourhood and walk past this every day but either it's never open or it's just never got people in it because it always looks closed. It's certainly not inviting to go in. I tried to go in one afternoon after curiosity finally and everything was locked. Maybe just call ahead to make sure it's going to be open if you really want to go?

mallory-feeney
23.07.2023

We were in Berlin for a few days and being Jewish we wanted to see the Jewish quarter and I read a blog extolling the virtues of this cafe whoever wrote that has strange taste. We were all hungry for lunch, but I got bad vibes as soon as we walked in. No welcome, but a demand that my husband put away his rucksack and my son stop using his mobile. They ushered us to sit and brought out menus we ordered one omelette for my son, a sharing plate of humous and falafel and various other things for me and my husband, and my daughter ordered a small plate of humous felafel. It wasn’t cheap so I expected it to be good but it so wasn’t. Oh, and for an entree they bought out matza with a horrible dip. I didn’t realise it was Passover!! No Jew eats matza outside of Passover it’s the bread of affliction. The sharing plate consisted of Some beans chucked on a plate, tasteless grains, 4 tiny felafel between 2 of us and one slice of aubergine each (tiny) plus some shredded lettuce and incredibly garlicky humous that was almost inedible. My son liked the omelette though, but you can’t go far wrong with eggs. We also got some stale white bread with our meal which had been heated up to disguise this fact. Where was the pita bread? Where was the Israeli salad? It was All served up without a smile. We ate quickly and left and vowed to warn others on trip advisor. There was nothing pleasant about this cafe and if this is what represents the Jewish community in Berlin I despair!

makenna95
23.07.2023

We stopped into this cafe for a break and felt like we had entered pre WW2 Berlin. The small cafe has soups homemade breads and several vegetarian entrees. Best of all sit back and enjoy the homemade traditional desserts like appfelkuchen with cinnamon coffee and whipped cream. They also sell homemade jams made in house with fruit they grow onsite. Not to be missed!

silow
23.07.2023

I needed to kill an afternoon reading and decided to pop up there for a tea and a cake. The local was empty of people but full of nice Israeli souvenirs (mostly food and drinks) and I was astonished when, taking my iPad for reading, the lady firmly asked me to stow it away, as electronic items are forbidden here . But they were broadcasting interesting old Italian songs, and I ended up spending a hour drinking my tea. It looked anyhow pricey and not particularly remarkable from a gastronomic viewpoint. For kids under 5, a remarkable point: in front of the cookies they can read If you are under 5, you are allowed to touch everything .

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Last update : 14.03.2023

4.8 ★ from 20 reviews
ternst
14.03.2023

I love this café! Super delicious little kitchen of the cake is wonderful the coffee is overwhelming and the staff is simply beautiful. The small coffee shop completes the offer. I look forward to the next visit!

koch-kurtis
14.03.2023

It was so great that I love this café. Everyone was super friendly. The kids are still talking about it today. Super delicious cake. Come back.

annalise86
14.03.2023

Beautiful café, large wall decoration and piano, very nice operation, delicious food (both main dishes and sweet), delicious coffee. You can also buy kosher food for home. For security reasons, you must not take photos, which is very harmful, but understandable. Do not let the mixed reviews scare you, in this café everyone is welcome and you just feel comfortable!

cfouquet
14.03.2023

Cosy cafe, delicious cheesecake

kristy-weissnat
14.03.2023

Very cozy cafe with great athmosphere and super friendly service. Coffee and cake very tasty.Since I was there with my son one opened for us extra a specially decorated playroom with kicker and balls bath.Here we are always happy to come.

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