Small place, maybe 6 seats. Got the pistachio and dark chocolate. Ice cream itself? Really good. They do these edible cups and spoons too, kinda fun. Not gonna lie, the cup got a bit soggy at the end. But for a quick stop, solid. Would go back for the flavors.

Stopped by for dinner and honestly the food was solid. Had the schnitzel, crispy and juicy, exactly what I needed. Place has a nice vibe too, not too loud. Service was fine, nothing crazy. Maybe a bit pricey for what you get, but I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Waited 25 minutes just to order. Another 25 for water and cake. Staff were nice but totally overwhelmed. View saved it though.

The cheesecake was nicely balanced in sweetness, though the hot chocolate was a bit too sugary for my taste. Still, a pleasant place to unwind.

The Turkish breakfast spread was decent&mdash;plenty of cheese and jam, and the simit hit the spot. Menemen fell short though, onions were still crunchy. Fine spot to bring friends for the experience.

The mushroom omelette was okay, but a bit dry and small for what you pay. Cappuccino was fine though. Friendly staff, decent spot if you&#39;re nearby.

The plants and vintage furniture give this place a nice relaxed vibe. I sat near the window and the natural light made it feel cozy. Had the vegan snacks and a ginger drink, both were decent. The staff checked in a few times, which was fine. Maybe a bit warm inside, but nothing bad.

Coffee was solid and the place had a relaxed vibe. Service lagged a bit on Sunday afternoon, but it was busy, so no big deal.

The cinnamon buns hit the spot&mdash;just sweet enough, not greasy. Coffee&#39;s got that nutty, chocolatey kick. WiFi&#39;s solid for getting some work done.

The outdoor seating is really nice, and the coffee was decent. Had the pistachio schnecke&mdash;good, but I wanted more pistachio taste. Would come back for brunch though.

Stopped by for a coffee and ended up staying longer than planned. The flat white was properly made, not too hot, good crema. Staff actually seemed to enjoy being there, which makes a difference. Place was busy but not chaotic. Only downside, the pastry selection was a bit limited by the time I arrived. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area.

The menu is small but everything felt fresh and well-made. Had a light lunch and really liked the salad. Owners were friendly too.

The bee sting cake was really good&mdash;flaky, buttery, not too sweet. The place itself feels properly old-school, like time just slows down a bit inside. Staff took a moment to explain the options in English, which I appreciated. Just a nice, unhurried spot.

The breakfast buffet had really fresh salmon sandwiches, which I appreciated. Outdoor seating was a nice touch too. Solid choice for a morning meal.

The carrot cake here is really good, and the oat milk flat white was solid too. Prices are fair for what you get. Seating&rsquo;s a bit cramped on weekends though, so don&rsquo;t expect to sprawl out.

Liked the interior, that&rsquo;s for sure. Cappuccino was solid, not too bitter. Cakes looked good, didn&rsquo;t try one though. Place was busy, good for people-watching. Maybe a bit loud for my taste, but fine for a quick stop.

Stopped by for breakfast and grabbed the Viking plate with smoked salmon &mdash; pretty solid choice. The room itself is a bit over the top with all the baroque decor, but that&rsquo;s part of the charm. Service was fine, nothing crazy. Would come back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

Stopped by for brunch after seeing the cathedral. Quiche was solid, salad fresh. Staff helped my friend with the wheelchair without making a fuss &mdash; appreciated that. No vegan stuff on the menu, so keep that in mind. Fine for a casual bite.

Stopped by for breakfast and grabbed their gluten-free pancakes &mdash; pretty solid, not too dry. Staff spoke English which made ordering way easier for me. Place is small but cozy. Only thing: took a bit to get the food, but I wasn&rsquo;t in a rush. Would come back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

The Tuscany salad was fresh and the portion was generous, but it felt a bit pricey for what it was. Service was polite and quick though.

Been coming here for a while now, and the cakes still get me every time. Tried the cherry one this visit&mdash;really good, not too sweet. Coffee&#39;s fine, nothing fancy. Only thing is you might wait a bit for the bill, but that&#39;s not gonna stop me.

Cozy little place, coffee was solid. Carrot cake really hit the spot. Just no wifi and my data kept dropping inside. Fine for a quick break though.

Breakfast was solid &mdash; scrambled eggs done right, fresh stuff. Service kept it moving, no long wait. Good spot for a quick bite.

The ice cream was pretty good &mdash; strawberry and coconut stood out. Sat outside with the cathedral view, which made it worth it.

Cozy spot with a nice vibe. Staff were friendly, food was decent. Kitchen got a bit backed up when it got busy, but nothing crazy.

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