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Café au Lait is a family-run café on Kantstraße in Berlin's Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf district. The interior is cosy and stylish, offering a warm atmosphere away from the busy streets. The kitchen serves breakfast bowls, brunch, light lunches and dinner platters, with generous portions of fresh food and vegan options. The coffee is excellent, and the staff are consistently described as friendly, attentive and kind. Reviewers particularly appreciated the personal, unhurried service.
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Café au Lait has free and strong WiFi, outlets to plug in your computer, and delicious brunch platters that are beautifully presented and surprisingly inexpensive given how much food you get.
- Wi‑Fi: yes
- Wi‑Fi: good
- Power outlets: yes
The BerlinerArticle, June 2023Laptop-friendly cafes: Where to get work done in Berlin
on the-berliner.com
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