The Store Kitchen

The Store Kitchen sits quietly at the intersection of café, concept store, and creative hub on Torstraße, offering more than just your everyday coffee run. Located inside the Soho House building, it’s a bright, open café space where natural light spills across minimalist tables, making it a popular spot for freelancers and locals who want to settle in with a laptop and a latte. The atmosphere leans toward calm and casual, but with an undercurrent of modern design sensibility that reflects the fashion and art pieces surrounding the café.

If you’re looking for a relaxed morning or afternoon hangout, The Store Kitchen’s seating capacity and layout make it easy to find a comfortable spot, even on busier days. It’s less about bustling weekend brunch crowds and more about steady, laid-back visits—ideal for stretching a work session or meeting a friend for coffee. The café serves a range of thoughtfully crafted drinks, including smoothies with ingredients like spirulina and maca, as well as cold-pressed juices to complement the food menu.

Speaking of food, the menu leans toward fresh and wholesome. The poached egg on avocado toast is the kind of simple, well-executed dish that does exactly what it promises, and options like baked eggs with cauliflower and herb pesto hint at a kitchen focused on health-conscious, seasonal flavors. Their offerings span breakfast staples to light lunch bowls, paired with interesting beverages such as almond milk porridges and the occasional slice of house-made Käsekuchen, connecting well with those who prefer nourishing meals rather than heavy restaurant-style fare.

What sets The Store Kitchen apart is its multi-layered experience: you can browse through curated fashion pieces, art books, and unique Berlin souvenirs while sipping your drink. This fusion of café culture with a lifestyle boutique feels very much in tune with the neighborhood’s creative pulse, attracting a crowd interested in design and culture alongside casual dining.

Best visited on a weekday or early afternoon when the light fills the space and the mood stays easygoing, The Store Kitchen suits anyone who appreciates a slower pace in an artsy environment—whether you want to work undisturbed or just enjoy a quiet break without the usual café rush. It’s not the place for a quick grab-and-go, nor a lively weekend brunch, but it’s a solid pick for thoughtful, unhurried moments over coffee and clean, satisfying food.