Café Lehmann - Berlin

Der Kuchen im Café Lehmann ist wirklich empfehlenswert, alles selbstgebacken. Der Tee, den wir zum Kuchen hatten, war dünn, schmeckte wie Wasser und wurde auch durch langes Ziehen des Tee-Caddys nicht besser. Unser Hinweis bei der Bedienung wurde achselzuckend zur Kenntnis genommen, dafür könne sie nichts. Und ein weiterer Mangel: Trotz mehrerer angebotener Teesorten gibt es nur billigen Industriezucker aus dem Streuer, keinen Kandis, keinen Rohrzucker.

We were there for a wedding cake. Although we were about a three-quarter year ago to discuss everything, the bakery suddenly asked me questions about the execution shortly before the wedding. And that's just because we asked ourselves again. I had such a precise description of what I wanted it to be a Klack for every confectioner. However, it was said that the bakery faced a challenge. Two weeks before the wedding I was not thrilled with this sentence!! If I had said I had gone somewhere else. Since the bakery actually always makes super cakes, which is why we went there, we thought it would go wrong. The cake was really great and tasted good. The decor was -almost - as expected. Unfortunately, the color instead of lilac / taupe was then black pink.. But fortunately, you didn't see that in the night at 12... The flower decoration that was placed on it has bite.. All in all, the cake was ok, but the service at a 280 € cake was somehow not good enough to recommend it. Especially for the non-temporal query you have received a clear derivation from us.

The bakery, confectionery and cafe Lehmann is located obliquely opposite the town hall Friedrichshagen in the Bölschestraße. Originally called “Café Dr. Lehmann”, the owner probably added value to his title. That's your name. It sounded too much like a doctor. The “Café Lehmann” came out. Baked and traitor (a great word I created there in a building in the backyard, while the café became from the former bakery of an old Friedrichshagen bakery. Offered are baked goods (such as bread and rolls, cakes and cakes from own production. And for a change there are not only cream and cream varieties, but also somewhat fruity. Everything is offered for consumption in the café (for an extra fee and/or to take away). Also seasonal is in offer, e.g. various varieties Stolle, or in the carnival period and at the turn of the year Berlin pancakes (for those from outside – they probably call the things "Berliner". I find very good when on offer, the fruit cake (mostly fried berry with basil blanket). Fun is not cheap. A piece of cake costs about €2,50, in the café approx. €1. Since the sales space is very small in front of the counter, it can be very narrow in the entrance area, the worst, you stand on the walkway in front of the door. Speaking door: in the warm season that wants to sit in front of the café. Another tip for car drivers: If you visit the café in the Bölschestraße, never forget the parking disk. The street is one of the most popular playing fields of the Köpenicker Ordinary.