Akkurat - Coffee, Sun and a touch of 60’s flair

Two men at a dark counter at Café Akkurat in Berlin, with a large black espresso machine in focus. An abstract artwork hangs on the wall, the interior features a minimalist design.

in short…

  • bright daytime café with an art gallery atmosphere

  • drink specialty coffee in an old printing building

  • the most pleasant stop before or after visiting the Jewish Museum just steps away

Nestled in a former printing building, the Akkurat Café sits in the southeastern corner, framed by expansive windows.

Outside, a sun-drenched terrace awaits, encircled by striking 1960s architecture. 

Exterior of Café Akkurat in Berlin with a blue awning and large windows. Several people sit on green stools outside, while inside, the counter and a wall illustration are visible.

The café offers exceptional specialty coffee and lemonades, alongside wholesome breakfasts, indulgent treats, and hearty lunches.

On a light wooden counter at Café Akkurat in Berlin, a cappuccino, filter coffee, a slice of lemon cake, and a cookie sit on a tray. Two people are visible chatting outside through the window.

Being at Akkurat always feels a bit like stepping into an art gallery. 

The walls showcase rotating artworks, while a rectangular light installation hangs beneath the blush-pink ceiling, casting a warm glow.

At the heart of the space, three poured-concrete counters serve as the stage where coffee and matcha are crafted with meticulous care.

A barista at the counter of Café Akkurat in Berlin stands beside a large espresso machine. The modern space features a geometric light, a large window, and a framed line drawing on the wall.

The hum of guests’ voices reverberates gently through the room, creating a relaxed and informal atmosphere. 

Bright and airy, Akkurat is a place where a simple coffee break has the power to lift your spirits.

The gallery-like ambiance is far from coincidental. 

The café is part of the Akkurat Studios, a creative studio that collaborates closely with artists, functioning as both a production company and a publisher.

In 2021, the team realized their dream of running an adjoining café - not just as a space for their own staff, but as a vibrant gathering spot for artists, museum-goers (the Jewish Museum is just around the corner), and the many creative agencies that populate the neighborhood.

View through the windowfront of Café Akkurat in Berlin. Guests sit at the counter in front of an espresso machine, with a graphic wall drawing and blue awning visible in the background.
 
Gabriele und Christoph

Who we are  and why we know a thing or two about lifestyle tips?

For over fifteen years, we ran Schneewittchen, our self-founded café and concept store in the heart of Munich’s Glockenbach district. 

A decade and a half of hands-on experience  in hospitality, design, curation and community  is the foundation we build on today, and the reason we’re excited to share what we’ve learned.

Schneewittchen was never just a café or lifestyle shop. 

It was a second living room  - a place where friends and family came together. 

Some regulars became close friends. Others found the warm, familiar atmosphere so comforting that Schneewittchen became a part of their daily rhythm. 

For some, it was a creative workplace  - a spot to feel inspired, free, and always well-fed.

People were curious about our shop products, our café menu, our playlists  - and often, about us. 

They asked about our travels, our favourite places to eat or shop, the clothes we wore. Questions poured in about design, interiors, kitchen tools, self-employment and more.

Bumblebee Magazine was born out of those conversations. 

It’s a lifestyle platform for like-minded people to discover answers, find inspiration and stumble across the next thing they might like as much as we do.

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