Brilliant place to visit! The museum was temporarily closed due to flood damage repairs but the manager kindly showed us around quickly. They have a beautiful 1930s roaster they use to make all the beans they sell and prices are reasonable too. And make sure you have a cafetiere of coffee. Beans ground to order and very delicious! Recommended to all coffee lovers!

Wow! What an eye opening experience! An absolute must for all the senses! If you enjoy the occasional coffee and/or tea or drink the hot beverages from start of day onwards, this will change the way you understand what it is you are consuming. We were lured in by the fantastic aroma of roasting coffee, which we could start smelling from 2 blocks away. We arrived at a location, which was rustic and beautiful. There are wooden beams, industrial pipes, classic and modern furniture upholstered in recycled hessian/burlap coffee sacks and various machinery used in preparation of coffee from fruit on a tree to a hot drink. One can peruse and purchase a variety of related products from the shop at reasonable prices, or enjoy a freshly prepared coffee and/or tea, accompanied with (if lucky) some delicious cake or pie. Of course it is often possible to catch one of the experts carrying out a guided tasting tour of either coffee, tea or even gin, or enjoy watching some fresh coffee get roasted. The smell is just heavenly. Underneath the cafe/shop is a coffee museum, which should best be experienced as part of the guided tour (however audio guides are available in various languages) . The establishment is a family run business and the staff are all super friendly, polite, and very happy to teach or advise on the products they have on offer. We found the guided tour, very educational and insightful. It really changed how we understand and see the drink and learnt to respect the drink. Wholeheartedly recommend this place and look forward to having the chance to enjoy another visit. Another very important point to be mindful of is that, they focus on offering fresh cake every day. On this basis, they try not to have leftovers at the end of the day. Therefore the selection on offer often runs out soon after lunchtime. This is much better than having old cake offered from previous days or even avoiding unnecessary wastage. If you wish to enjoy something sweet with your coffee or tea, get there early!

It is like hidden gem on the rainy day. Very atmospheric place, unique and calming. Amazing smell of fresh ground coffee in this place is like cherry on top. Come for a shot or long break after tiring day or active walk. Vegan milk is also available. I believe everyone will find this place comforting and cozy. I am not sure why none of the guides even mentioned here. And neighborhood is very lovely, old dark brown brick buildings has very unique charm.

I dropped by to have some coffee and tea with the SO, and I have to say, their coffee selection and taste is probably one of the best you can get in Hamburg. We didn't go into the museum, so I could not say if that was really worth it or not. If you're looking for a nice place to relax with coffee, definitely give this place a go.

What a cool place to have 'Kaffeeklatsch'! Museum items from around the world to see and touch. Huge variety of different coffees (of course) and a fair selection of cakes. Both of our cakes were on the dry side but still delicious. The excellent coffees compensated it big times.

Loved the vibe here, it’s very nice to sit in on a rainy day with a coffee. Many coffee trinkets & info panels here and there. The barista was very kind and welcoming, he told us about the history of German Mischkaffee & recommended us some Tansanian and Kakaobohnen coffee beans recently roasted at Burg. He also gave us a quick tour of the roasting machine still in use since 1930!

Lovely museum and cafe. The tour is very informative and interesting! Lots of great facts about the historic Hamburg coffee industry followed by a guided cupping/tasting session. The guided tours are spoken in German, but you can use an audio guide on your phone! A nice thing to do on rainy day in Hamburg!

Entrance fee is 5€ only for adult. It was very useful if you want to learn what is the coffee industry and history. It's worth it! You can try coffee which comes over the world! Have fun!

Amazing hand-roasted coffee on a machine from the 1930s. Great staff and lovely atmosphere. I recommend checking out the Museum which I located underneath the coffee shop itself.

Visiting this place was a fantastic experience! The café is cozy, and you can observe coffee beans being roasted in their own roastery while enjoying your tasty coffee & delicious cake. In the shop area, a jolly young lady named Leontine is radiating joy throughout the room and has profound information on all coffee-related questions from curious customers. The shop area is also where you buy tickets for the museum in the basement. You can either visit it by yourself for 5 € or take a guided tour with Ingo, a walking coffee history book, for 10 €, which is what I did. I had believed to know a lot about coffee before I visited the place, but Ingo had so many more interesting stories to tell. It was well worth the tour fee. Thumbs up for this place, go check it out when you are in Hamburg!

Serves variety of coffee & cakes You may purchase coffee, chocolate at the Souvenir shop Very good service from the staff

The place to enjoy a perfect strong Italian espresso - right from bean to cup. The small but lovelingly equipped museum is really worth a visit, gives a good overview and contains a few real treasures. The well-stocked shop rounds off the picture. Recommendation!

Absolutely worth the visit. Beautiful experience with incredible helpful and nice staff. The drinks are also great. Would totally go there again just for the coffee :)

Awesome athmosphere, nice selection, kind staff. Quite pricy coffee

A great place to warm up in bad weather. When you enter, you will be amazed by the wonderful environment. After taking a good look around and taking photos, you can order the coffee you want. The employees here are helpful, the atmosphere is wonderful, all we have to do is leave a positive comment.

Superb ambience. Transports you to a different time and place. Staff is friendly, coffee is a bit pricey but that's normal around here.

Nice coffee bar with the opportunity of visit tours. I had only a coffee which was really good and one of the best. I didn’t have any cake but there were plenty and looked tasty.

I’ve been both in Kaffeemuseum and coffee place as well; difference is that one is museum and another one is shop/cafe where you can taste various amount of coffees, tasty cakes and even purchase coffee equipments (tons of them), merchandise, coffee itself and many more. To be honest, one of the best places both among museums and coffee places. Whether you are really into the coffee things or just a stranger, you are going to enjoy the coffee and friendly staff that are more than happy to assist you with the information & knowledge they have. You can browse other photos & videos within this place that I have loaded separately.

delicious brewed coffee to enjoy and great options to buy

Best sight for a break from a sight seeing trip though Hamburg. It is a chance to see one of the old storage units from the inside while having a good coffee. And when you join the tour you definitely learn quite a bit about coffee.

There is an amazing café with a good little shop as well as (a rather small) but splendid museum in the basement!

The place itself is great and the coffee bean selection is very good as well. The coffee served wasn’t too good (espresso). It was just bitter and too strong. I highly suggest going the extra mile and ordering the French press with the better quality coffee beans for 5.50€

Good selection of coffee available to buy in the shop (only reason why I went). Albeit didn't seem to have a lot of unground beans. Lots of coffee making gadgets too. Cafe seemed busy but just general feel of the place felt too touristy.

Amazing, loved it. Amazing staff. Super chill out place

Unique and amazing place at the old part of Hamburg. I loved the little store with the unique chocolate and other amazing Hamburg things. I loved to get my drink and sit in one of the chairs to see the coffee being grinded. I will come again at this unique, cute and lovely place in Hamburg.

Nice little coffee Museum with an attached Cafe. If you want to more about Hamburg's coffee history, you should definitely visit it.

One of the Hamburg's hidden treasures! Perfect fresh rotated coffee ☕ really unique and good quality pastries beautiful ambiance vey nice and quiet. Since its hidden it is not crowded and really low noise and high energy level. If you are looking for a quiet place to catch up with a friend or get some work done while having a quality coffee this.is THE place in hafen city very close to city center. Priced very reasonably considering the quality you get about 4,50€ for small pot of French press (2 small coffee cups) Very recommended quality and ambiance wise just the down side is no wireless internet available while you will not get a good reception on your phone either!! Hope they could do something about this.