Bonanza's Adalbertstraße café sits through a courtyard in Kreuzberg, southeast of central Berlin. Tall arched windows, pale walls and an oak-and-glass partition put the coffee bar beside the production floor. Outdoor tables extend the room into the courtyard. This is the Bonanza address to choose when you want to see the roasting operation as well as taste its coffee.
Bonanza also has bars on Oderberger Straße and in Mitte, including Jägerstraße and Alte Schönhauser Straße. Oderberger is the original neighborhood café near Mauerpark; Adalbertstraße is the address to see the roastery and sit in the courtyard.
Coffee
Bonanza roasts its own coffee, with a focus on lighter roasts and distinct origins. Espresso, milk drinks and retail beans are available. Ask which beans are on the bar if you prefer a rounder or brighter cup.
You can see the production floor through the partition, though roasting may not be in progress during your visit. Bonanza's smaller shops do not have the same view of the roastery.
Filter
Batch-brew filter is available, with the coffee changing over time. Ask what is being served that day.
Staff can help you choose beans for your home brewer and grind them if needed.
Food
The café serves pastries alongside coffee, but does not offer a full brunch menu. For a larger breakfast, plan another stop nearby.
Service & Room
Walk through the courtyard to reach the café and order at the counter. There are tables inside the high-windowed room and outside in the courtyard, though seats can fill when it is busy.
Why Filter Notes shortlisted Bonanza Coffee Roasters
The Adalbertstraße café combines house-roasted coffee, batch brew and retail beans in a courtyard beside the roastery. Pastries are available, but the food selection is limited.
