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Cafe Schloss Biesdorf
★ 4.0(1 review)Café
relaxedgarden-settingfamily-friendly
About the Vibe
Set inside the late-classical Schloss Biesdorf — once a Siemens family residence — this café pairs palace gardens with a solid German café menu of homemade cakes, brunch, and afternoon coffee. It's the kind of place where Marzahn-Hellersdorf locals come on weekends for Kaffee und Kuchen, and the park setting makes it feel far from Berlin's café-circuit chaos.
Why it's worth it
Homemade cakes and weekend brunch in a Siemens-family palace park — the calmest Kaffee und Kuchen spot in Marzahn-Hellersdorf.
Highlights
homemade cakespalace park terraceweekend brunch
Before you go
Arrive early on weekends or go on a weekday — outdoor service slows down considerably when the garden terrace fills up.
Known For
- •homemade cakes and tortes
- •brunch
- •Schloss Biesdorf park setting
- •coffee and cake tradition
Best For
weekend brunchafternoon cake and coffeerelaxed family outings
1 review
City InsidersEditorialJuly 8, 2026
Palace gardens and proper homemade cake in Marzahn
If you find yourself in Marzahn-Hellersdorf and craving a proper Kaffee und Kuchen, Café Schloss Biesdorf is the obvious choice. Set inside the historic Schloss Biesdorf — a late-classical villa that once belonged to the Siemens family — the café serves homemade cakes and tortes that are genuinely good, not just good "for the area." The brunch spread is popular with local families, and on a sunny day the terrace overlooking the Schlosspark is hard to beat.
That said, service can be hit or miss. Some reviewers report long waits for orders, especially when sitting outside on busy weekends. The staff are friendly enough, but when the garden fills up, things slow down considerably. Go on a weekday or arrive early on weekends if you want a smoother experience.
The setting is the real draw. The palace and its park give the café a calm, almost village-like atmosphere that feels a world away from central Berlin. It's not a destination café worth crossing the city for, but if you're in the area — visiting the Schloss exhibition or walking through the park — it's a solid, pleasant stop.