Where To Get a Soya Latte In Berlin – The Michelberger Hotel
Written by Jaillan Yehia
If you want a cosy cafe-bar in a super-cool hotel whose complete hipsterness shouts ‘we stock soya’, this is your place. And if you want to take some nice photos over coffee like I did while I was there, it’s even more perfect.
I’d expected to find soya lattes growing on trees in a trendy little place like Berlin. I was clearly not frequenting the right spots because during my search for a soya latte in Berlin my requests were mostly met with a few blank stares and a couple of the by-now-familiar ‘we’ve just run out of soya milk’ responses that I hear the world over.
I can never understand this one, a coffee shop wouldn’t run out of normal milk, or coffee so if they serve soya why don’t they just add it to their recurring order? Or, like, go to the shop and buy some more?
But even a quick glance at the exterior of the Michelberger hotel convinced me I’d get my fix here, and once inside the warehousey building those muted tones ranging all the way from concrete to taupe and the whole Old Street goes to Berlin vibe made me feel right at home. 
Pretzels and toasties are available to munch on, washed down with rounds of decent coffee. Beautiful people loll around on sink-into-them-sofas, leaf through magazines, strum instruments or have meetings with other Apple Mac-wielding types, and it’s all good.
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The Honolulu Bar was the venue for my soya latte in Berlin (though I get the impression the bar’s name changes from time to time)
It’s inside the Michelberger Hotel – the address is Warschauer Straße 39, 10243 Berlin
Call them on 030 2977859-0
Tags: Berlin, cafe, Coffee, Germany, latte, Soya Latte, soya milk
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Rose Scott
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Looks like a good recommendation – Berlin is on my to do list!
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Miret
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I am not a big fan of soy milk, but like rice milk – did they have that, too? And, of course, I love pretzels! 😉
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savoirthere
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Are you kidding? I have enough trouble finding soya milk – and that seems to be the accepted dairy alternative – without flummoxing people with a request for rice, oat, almond or some other variety of milk alternative, much as I’d love to 😉
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Andrea Mueller
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LOVE Berlin, but not so much the soya milk LOL! I’m glad you found what you were looking for though!
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Pola (JettingAround)
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Your posts make me wonder why I never went to Berlin when I lived so close to it in Poland… Well, this will have to be amended at some point. I don’t do soy lattes much, but I’d be curious to try. 🙂
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