Private offices from 1–4 people — Zehdenicker Straße 1, Berlin · 4.2 ★ (275 reviews)
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St. Oberholz | Zehdenicker is a café-coworking hybrid occupying a historic building at Zehdenicker Straße 1 in Berlin's Mitte district. The ground floor operates as a full-service café — barista-prepared drinks ranging from flat whites to cappuccinos, alongside freshly baked goods — while private office units in the basement provide a quieter, dedicated workspace for individuals and small teams. The building itself dates to 1868, originally constructed by a cigar manufacturer, lending the space an architectural character rarely found in purpose-built coworking centres. Workstations come equipped with ergonomic furniture, and high-speed Wi-Fi runs throughout. Free water is available as standard. The atmosphere strikes a balance between sociable and focused: open enough for a working lunch with a colleague, calm enough for concentrated solo work. St. Oberholz as a brand has been part of Berlin's independent workspace scene since 2005, and this Zehdenicker location carries that same café-first, work-ready identity forward.
St. Oberholz | Zehdenicker offers Highspeed Wifi, Barista, Ergonomic Furniture, Free Water.
Zehdenicker Straße 1, 10119, Berlin
Zehdenicker Straße 1 sits in Berlin-Mitte, within easy walking distance of the Rosenthaler Platz area — one of the city's densest clusters of independent cafés, galleries, and creative businesses. The street connects the residential grid of the old Spandauer Vorstadt neighbourhood with the busier commercial stretch toward Torstraße. Public transport access to the broader Mitte and Prenzlauer Berg network is straightforward from nearby U-Bahn and tram stops. The surrounding blocks are characterised by late-19th-century Altbau residential buildings, ground-floor boutiques, and several well-regarded restaurants — making it a practical location for meeting clients or stepping out between working sessions. The area draws a mix of media professionals, freelancers, and startup workers, reflecting the broader character of Berlin's inner-city creative economy.
To enter St. Oberholz, find the main entrance marked with its name. Members can use their access card, while visitors should ring the bell. Reception is immediately inside to assist with directions or questions
Eileen Gysels
May 2026
danny
Apr 2026
N. P.
Apr 2026
Gestern war mein erstes Erlebnis, sowohl als Kaffeetrinker als auch als Kollege. Danilo und Marta waren großartig und sorgten dafür, dass sich jeder Kunde wohlfühlte. Die Hintergrundmusik war fantastisch und insgesamt ein sehr angenehmer Tag.
say it like you mean it
Mar 2026
Hübsches Lokal. Super Kaffee 🤗
Daniel Jindrak
Jan 2026
Didier Schneiter
Jan 2026
War kurz vor Ladenschluss, freundlich-sympathische Begrüßung durch australische Barista auf deutsch! Auch beim 2. Besuch durchwegs gute Erfahrung und - deswegen bin ja eigentlich gekommen - wirklich guter Cappuccino. Auch das warme Curry-Focaccia war lecker. Ein guter Ort mit genug Platz, direkter Sonneneinstrahlung sogar im Januar (nein, ich sag nicht wann ✌️) und wlan.
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