Daluma

I went to Daluma yesterday and had a fantastic experience. The food is incredibly fresh and healthy, and their juices feel like a real power-up. We were helped by a Brazilian staff member, Anderson, who was super friendly and helpful. Excellent hospitality. May God bless his heart! I highly recommend checking this place out if you’re hungry but also want to eat healthy, something that truly makes you feel like you’re taking care of your body and adding to your lifespan.

Healthy vibes of this place are all over. Nice background music and atmosphere will make your meal more pleasant. Simple and charming. Decent cappuccino and avocado toast, as well.

Really interesting concept for Berlin, but it makes total sense with the rise of the wellness industry. It blends food, skincare, and drinks in one space. All the drinks are vegan (I believe), and they’re absolutely delicious—I loved it. The dragon fruit smoothie was incredible and highly recommended. It’s definitely on the expensive side, but so worth it. It looked beautiful, tasted amazing, and felt nourishing. I’d go back for sure. You can also sit outside, which I really enjoyed. They offer the option to add protein to the smoothies, but mine was already pretty filling so I skipped it.

Hip and dynamic place with a healthy menu offering the usual brunch and lunch items with a twist plus a big selection of unique items health and fitness geeks would appreciate. The place was full of young people, some in groups of friends enjoying brunch, some sipping healthy smoothies and working on their laptops. We had the oat cappuccino (cow milk was not available) and two green bowls with add-ons of poached eggs, salmon and chicken. The food was good but can’t say it ranks amongst the best salad bowls I had. Can recommend for the fun atmosphere, if you are craving something unusual for lunch/brunch and if you are interested in stocking up on health supplements as the cafe also has a shop.

The concept of promoting healthy eating is commendable, and Daluma positions itself as a leader in that space. However, the execution unfortunately fell short of expectations. The main dish I received was served in a metal bowl that felt more clinical than curated, with a presentation that lacked warmth. The portion size was surprisingly small, especially considering the price point of €20–30 per person. While the ingredients appeared fresh, the meal overall felt underwhelming and not satisfying. I also ordered a Sperulina drink, which was — quite frankly — unpleasant in taste. While I appreciate the intention behind nutrient-rich beverages, this one missed the mark entirely for me. In short, while I support the idea of clean, healthy dining, I believe Daluma needs to re-evaluate its balance between concept, pricing, taste, and overall customer experience.