Beloved Berlin Prenzlauer Berg café famous for Sunday brunch and flower-decorated tiered breakfast platters. Romantic atmosphere, excellent coffee, Instagram-worthy presentations.
Anna Blume on Kollwitzstraße in Berlin's Prenzlauer Berg is a café-florist hybrid that has become one of the neighbourhood's most celebrated brunch destinations. The ground floor operates as a flower shop — roses, seasonal blooms, and arrangements fill the front of the space — while the café stretches through to a relaxed dining area and a small courtyard garden at the rear. The signature offering is the Anna Blume breakfast tower: a tiered stand laden with bread rolls, cold cuts, cheese, jam, honey, soft-boiled eggs, smoked salmon, and pastries, designed to be shared and leisurely worked through over an extended morning. Sunday brunch is when the café is at its busiest and most atmospheric; a buffet supplement is available on Sundays with additional hot dishes. Coffee is well-prepared, and the selection of teas and fresh juices is wide. The setting is romantic and considered — flowers on every table, warm lighting, and the particular slowness of a Prenzlauer Berg Sunday morning create an atmosphere that encourages extended stays. The café is named after an Expressionist poem by Kurt Schwitters. Reservations are strongly recommended for Sunday brunch and weekend mornings; weekday visits are calmer and often walk-in friendly.
Signature dishes
- Anna Blume breakfast tower — $18
- Sunday brunch buffet — $22
Good to know
- Hours
- Daily 8:00 AM - 10:00 PM
- Reservations
- Recommended for brunch
Location
Kollwitzstraße 83, 10435 Berlin
52.5341, 13.4206 View on map
Highlights
- Café-florist hybrid on Kollwitzstraße with fresh flowers throughout the dining space
- Signature tiered Anna Blume breakfast tower — bread, meats, cheese, eggs, and pastries on a stand
- Sunday brunch with buffet supplement in the most atmospheric setting in Prenzlauer Berg
- Romantic, flower-filled interior with courtyard garden open in warmer months
- Named after a Kurt Schwitters Expressionist poem — a cultural touchstone of the neighbourhood
Tips for visiting
- Book ahead for Sunday brunch — the café fills by 10 AM and walk-ins may be turned away
- The breakfast tower is designed for two people; solo diners should order the smaller single breakfast
- Weekday mornings are significantly quieter and the café is often walk-in accessible
- The courtyard garden is particularly pleasant in summer — request a garden table when booking
Accessibility
The café entrance on Kollwitzstraße is at street level. The interior is accessible to wheelchair users, though the space can be crowded when busy. The courtyard garden is reached through the interior; contact the café to confirm access arrangements.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Anna Blume breakfast tower?
A tiered serving stand filled with assorted breads, cold cuts, cheese, jam, honey, smoked salmon, eggs, and pastries. It is designed for sharing between two people and typically arrives as a complete assembled set.
Do I need a reservation?
Reservations are strongly recommended for Sunday brunch and weekend mornings. Weekday visits can often be accommodated as walk-ins, particularly before 11 AM.
Is there a flower shop at Anna Blume?
Yes — the front of the ground floor operates as an active florist selling fresh cut flowers and arrangements. The café area is behind and to the rear of the flower shop.
What are the opening hours?
The café is open daily from 8 AM to 10 PM, with breakfast served throughout. Sunday brunch has a specific buffet format in addition to the regular menu.