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Third Wave Cafés

The name says it all: At Spielplatz Kaffee - "coffee playground" - there is always something new to try, both roasts and preparation methods. Come by and see for yourself. Our new favourite saying comes from founder Veljko Tatalovic: "Coffee is water with foreign experience".

Swedish coffee specialities from the Koppi roasting house are served here. You'll also find delicious cakes, bagels and even craft beer here. In the simple Swedish atmosphere of the Winterhude residential area, you can relax with a cup of good coffee.

The small but strong hermetic coffee roasters in Sternstraße is a mixture of café and specialised trade shop for coffee and accessories. Under the motto "Celebrating the diversity of coffee", it offers filters, pots, coffee grinders and more, in addition to various coffee types and roasts. 

In-house roasting and Scandinavian interior design - behind the Public Coffee Roasters in Hamburg there is a great deal of passion for coffee beans and roasting as well as a young, cool team! When you come to the shop café in Neustadt as a thirsty coffee taster and connoisseur, your nose will tell you that you are in the right place.

Barista art is also very popular in the heart of Eimsbüttel. In the Due Baristi of Eckhart Meyer and his partner Sener Sönmez there is always something going on. Together they are "Due Baristi" - two full professionals at the machine and bosses of the café of the same name in Eimsbüttel. And by the way, their small restaurant is one of the best addresses in Germany when it comes to coffee!

After a harbour tour or a walk through the Elbtunnel towards Michel, your way leads directly past Caf´e Johanna. Always well visited, it is still an oasis of calm. One gladly sits here and lingers with the view of passing squirrels and cyclists. Breakfast in Café Johanna is especially popular due to the numerous cold and warm dishes that accompany the coffee and tea, juices and soft drinks.

Whoever enters the Zuckermonarchie in St. Pauli for the first time immediately feels transported into an antique doll's house. The furnishings reflect what the kitchen makes: a colourful, exuberant variety of delicious and wonderfully unreasonable dishes. You immediately feel that the sugar monarchy was originally a catering company, because not only the quality, but also the visual presentation of the delicacies is sensationally good.