Restaurant Kuchen Kaiser
These days the “Cake King” of Kreuzberg (map) is more Bar than Bakery, but a decent place for kicking back in the summer weather, grabbing a bite to eat or a drop to drink.
The Restaurant Kuchen Kaiser has an impressive history – although it’s not really it’s own. Founded in 1866 at the site it is now, Kuchen Kaiser was a large bakery/cafe which had Berlin’s first ammonia refrigerator and it’s first revolving door – out of which many customers and staff...
May 25th, 2009 | theberlinguide | Read More | Comments: 0Filed under: bakery, Berlin, hamburger, History & Information, kreuzberg, kuchen, oranienplatz, oranienstrasse, Restaurants & Bars, review
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