This is, as I previously already wrote, a place I love. A great place to have breakfast with coffee, or just coffee. Using Illy beans for their espressos, the cappuccino was really nice: great foam with a little bit of cacao sprinkled over it, albeit not enough to badly influence taste. I do feel they could’ve gotten some more power from the Illy beans, though. The espresso machiatto makes up for that. A full-bodied, powerful espresso with a mild aftertaste. Great place, with reasonable prices.
Tous Les Jours is one of those places you will not find in the tourist guides. Located off the main streets in a cozy quarter, this is where you’ll find locals having breakfast, while reading the paper or checking their email via the shop’s free wifi network. I’ve often heard myself saying I wouldn’t mind living around the corner so I can make this my daily breakfast stop.
The Illy coffee will get you started and the extensive breakfast plates will keep you going for hours and hours. In fact, the plates are large enough to serve two, or kindly ask them to pack the left-overs and take them along for lunch. Prices are decent, at around six euros a plate and are served with a basket with assorted bread rolls. Be sure to stop by this place when you’re in Berlin.