The chocolate souffl&eacute; was rich and satisfying, though a bit heavy on its own. The cappuccino was average. The prices are on the higher side, but the location and view make it a decent stop.

Stopped by for a quick bite on Sunday. Place was packed but I still got my food fast. The mix breakfast did the job &mdash; solid portions, nothing fancy. Staff kept up well despite the crowd. Good spot if you&#39;re in Ehrenfeld and need something quick without the hassle.

Solid breakfast buffet for about 10&euro;. Good mix of German and continental stuff, some warm dishes too. Juice included, coffee costs extra. The food is just out in the open, no covers over it, which felt a bit off. But for the price, it&#39;s decent. I liked the seating area, pretty comfortable for a quick morning stop.

The r&ouml;sti is the star here. They even do a vegan version, which I appreciated. Sat at the higher table with a view of the street terrace&mdash;probably nice in summer too. Smoothie and coffee were both on point. Quick service, no fuss. Solid spot for a lunch break.

Loved the chocolate cheesecake with my flat white&mdash;such a good combo. Place gets a bit chaotic when it&rsquo;s busy, but the coffee made up for it.

The homemade quiche was the highlight&mdash;flaky crust, creamy filling. Cozy spot for reading or getting some work done. My croissant was a bit dry, but I&#39;d come back for the quiche.

Stopped by for a quick bite before heading home&mdash;the terrace is really nice, open area and all. Service was fast, which I appreciated. Ten minutes on foot from the station, so super convenient. Got the snack deal, decent price for what you get. Nothing fancy, but it did the job.

Tucked away on a quiet Neuss side street&mdash;breakfast looked great and the coffee was spot on. Outdoor seating&#39;s a nice touch when the weather plays along. Service was friendly enough.

Lovely little spot to sit outside with a coffee after shopping. The people-watching is great too. Just wish the outdoor seating had a bit more shade.

The flat white with oatmilk was too milky again &mdash; barely tasted the coffee. Still, their beans are top-notch, so I&rsquo;d come back for a proper pour-over.

The apple pie with almonds was really good, and the outdoor seating was lovely in September. Staff even helped us out when we needed to change the baby.

Cozy spot in Duisburg, coffee&rsquo;s always solid. Staff remembers my order which is nice. Gets a bit crowded on weekends though.

The nut slice was massive and really tasty. Pastry selection is decent too. Outdoor seating works well when the sun&#39;s out.

The owner&rsquo;s genuinely friendly, makes the place feel easygoing. Desserts were solid, though the interior&rsquo;s a bit tired. A nice glass of wine would&rsquo;ve made it even better.

Cozy little place, great vegan cakes&mdash;the pistachio one was a hit. Wish they had a wine to match, but the oat latte worked.

The interior is absolutely gorgeous&mdash;all that ornate detailing makes it feel like a little escape. I came for the cakes and wasn&#39;t disappointed. Great selection, and everything I tried was fresh and well-made. Coffee was just okay, but honestly, you&#39;re here for the pastries anyway. Slightly pricey, but the setting makes up for it.

The banana bread is a must-order. Moist, loaded with walnuts. Cappuccino on the side works great. Quick stop, no complaints.

Cappuccino was solid. Self-service spot, so you grab your own drink. Coffee came out well made, no complaints there. Staff wasn&#39;t exactly warm, but whatever. Place had a decent vibe though. Fine for a quick stop.

Lovely little caf&eacute; right by the museum. The outdoor seating is really inviting. Coffee and cake were spot on, and the menu has some creative twists. Prices felt fair for what you get.

Stumbled onto this place right by the river, just at the edge of the old town. The building itself is lovely&mdash;old, a bit worn, but that&rsquo;s part of the charm. Interior feels cozy, not fancy. Sat by the window and watched people pass. Nothing mind-blowing, but the setting alone made it worth stopping in for a drink.

Stopped by for afternoon tea on a Saturday. Crowded as expected, but the scones were solid and the terrace view over the village is genuinely nice. They had a caffeine-free coffee option, which I appreciated. Service was efficient, no complaints there. Just book ahead if you go on a weekend, it fills up fast.

The coffee was decent, but honestly the vegan options are what stood out to me. I had the chickpea salad and the greens tasted properly fresh, not sad or wilted. The vintage furniture gives it a relaxed vibe, though the seating isn&#39;t the most comfortable for a long sit. Fine for a quick bite if you&#39;re in the area.

Lovely little caf&eacute; with homemade cakes that are actually really good. The lady running it was super friendly. Nice place to chill with friends for a bit.

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