Kaffeebar

Lovely Cafe in a graveyard No kidding and it works. It's stylish, great quality and very very nice. I hade a apricot croissant and a wonderful oat milk cappuccino. I am happy.

A hidden coffeeshop on a busy Berlin street but once you cross to the backyard, the cemetery view starts to feel a bit as if you are in a Luis Buñuel movie. The coffee is Ok but I go there for the scenery.

Coffee flavour was delicious. Lots of seating although the back patio was full at the time I went. Would definitely come back again. Recommend!

This coffee shop is a total vibe! Super cozy with comfy seats and warm lights. The coffee’s legit amazing, and the fresh cakes? So good, they’re baked daily and taste like heaven. Perfect spot to chill or catch up with friends. Love it!

Kaffeebar Jacobi nestled on Karl Marx Street in Berlin offers a brew with a side of existential pondering. Sipping on hipster coffee amidst the backdrop of a cemetery is oddly poetic – a reminder of our mortality while indulging in the pleasures of caffeine. The juxtaposition is strong, just like their filter coffee German hipsters, with their nonchalant vibe, seem unfazed by the macabre setting, but don't you dare disrupt their ambiance with toddlers in tow. It's as if they've accepted death's embrace but draw the line at the chaos of childhood. The casual disdain towards young ones adds a layer of irony to the scene, death and coffee is fine but diapers and coffee is clearly a mortal sin Despite some grumpy staff, one can't help but empathize. Confronted daily by the legacy of revolutionary ideas like Marxism, crafting latte art may seem mundane in comparison. Yet, perhaps in this humble cafe, amidst tombstones and espressos, lies the essence of life's fleeting beauty – a reminder to order that double shot the consequences be dammed Consequences be dammed is unfortunately also how they treat their bathroom hygiene, it seemed like it hadn’t been cleaned since Marx passed