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Hamburg Neighborhood Guide: The Best Cafés in Eppendorf

  • Writer: BBA
    BBA
  • May 29
  • 4 min read

Updated: May 30

Hello, Upper West Siders! Gossip Girl here, your one and only source into the best cafés of Hamburg’s elite. Spotted: A neighborhood so chic, even the swans wear pearls. Welcome to Eppendorf, darling. The streets are immaculate, the residents are stylish, and the coffee is stronger than this city’s reputation for rain.


So, let´s see where you can sip the best (and most expensive...) artisanal latte, exploring the enticing world of Eppendorf!




😍 Why Eppendorf? Because It’s Eppendorf


Eppendorf isn’t just a neighborhood; it's a lifestyle. Here is what the BBA Community says about this neighborhood:


“It’s clean, cozy, cute, and safe!” - Erin
“It’s a very lovely area, though it can be a bit pretentious at times!” - Hannah
“It’s green, it’s clean, it’s a little fancy, and a lot cozy.” - Stephanie
“I love the Altbau buildings, the canals, and all the wonderful cafés and restaurants.” - Ellie
“Beautiful architecture, quiet rich feelings (?) 🤣 .” – Svea
“The tree-lined streets with tall and ornate houses in pastel colours, the cafés and shops with 'schicki micki' flair, but not too much!” – Irene
“Great ambiance! My husband and I always say it’s the perfect area from the first dog to the second child.” – Cristi

☕ Eppendorf Best Cafés & Coffee Spots


A neighborhood this polished takes its coffee seriously. Here’s where to get your morning fix!



DeliKate is a stylish café and delicatessen near Haynspark. If you are looking for a breakfast that feels like a warm embrace, DeliKate fits the bill.


Coffee is crafted with care using a classic Faema E61 machine. The café also sells fine foods like truffle salami and Italian wines. With indoor and outdoor seating, it’s a relaxed, family-friendly spot that blends quality and charm.






Konditorei Lindtner is a historic, family-run patisserie known for its elegant Art Deco setting and high-quality handmade cakes, including the famous Baumkuchen. Established in 1939, it offers breakfast, personalized confections, and a refined café experience that blends tradition with charm.


Irene is indeed passionate about this spot: "Konditorei Lindtner truly feels like a journey back in time with its wooden interior and super polite white-clad personnel. They serve traditional coffee and cake, as well as simple but hearty Mittagstisch in the afternoon. Their petitfours and chocolates make for a lovely gift!"




Let´s not forget that Zeit für Brot has a shop right next to the Eppendorfer Baum U-Bahn stop: ever wanted to savor heaven in pastry form? At Zeit für Brot, you can indulge in freshly baked goods that make mornings magical.



For an exceptional cup of coffee, head to Belum.coffeebar. Renowned for its high-quality brews, unique grilled sandwiches, fresh pastries, and select wines; you can almost envision yourself sipping an espresso while overlooking the tranquil canals. Ellie: agrees “Belum is great for delicious coffee and toasties!"




Lowinsky’s N.Y. Coffee & Tea offers a cozy atmosphere infused with the spirit of New York right in northern Germany. Created by Hillel, a New Yorker who moved to Hamburg years ago, the café merges timeless American diner design with a polished dedication to both tea and coffee traditions. Known as a trendy brunch destination, it’s celebrated for its tasty and diverse selection of dishes.



If finding a cute breakfast spot in Eppendorf that will not make you go bankrupt seems like a challenge, look no further! Cafe & Bar Celona is a popular choice: this café is known for its vibrant atmosphere and breakfast buffets. Ari says: "they have really good brunch on saturdays - and not expensive"!




You understand that The Morgenmuffel is not a basic brunch spot when you read "Eggs, Shots & Caviar" on their menu. It offers a fusion of international flavors in a vibrant setting. The menu includes dishes like miso pancakes, chicken & waffles, and the Bun 'N' Roll burger, alongside espresso martinis and matcha lattes.



Nipote Café is a charming Italian café: its name, meaning "nephew" in Italian, reflects the familial warmth and authenticity. The café offers the best Italian Cappuccinos, a selection of sweet treats such as filled Cornettos, Graffas, Sfogliatellas, alongside savory options like various Paninis. And you cannot miss aperitivo time here: they serve Aperol, Campari, and Limoncello Spritz.





A lively café known for its inventive brunch dishes and signature cocktails. The menu blends international flavors, featuring items like avocado toast, Dutch pancakes, and the popular "Tu-Nah" vegan sandwich, alongside sweet waffles topped with fruit and lotus cream. Their drink selection includes bottomless mimosas made with Crémant and fresh juices!



Coffee enthusiasts will value the skillfully prepared drinks, featuring pour-over coffee and signature espresso creations to sip sitting at the sidewalk tables, alongside yummy waffles! The perfect location for a date and to meet up with friends on the weekend.


Tucked beneath the U3 tracks, Hamburg’s Isemarkt one of Europe’s longest open-air markets, known for its vibrant mix of fresh produce, artisanal goods, and cozy charm. Among the many stalls, Café Hy—a standout Citroën van—offers expertly brewed coffee, tasty snacks, and a warm welcome. Together, the market and this beloved café create a perfect snapshot of local life and flavor in one of Hamburg’s most charming neighborhoods.


XOXO, your favourite Hamburg guide, the BBA Community.

 
 
 

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