Why isn't this bakery 4-5 stars already? I'm puzzled by that, so going to list all of the wonderful…read moreexperiences I had! There were so many PROS of eating here that I may not get to them all, but will attempt! 1.) This place not only serves pastries from savory to sweets, but fresh sandwiches and wonderfully authentic German bread! 2.) Prices are fantastic! We got a Peppermint tea in my Tervis, lemon sponge cake that was lightly sweetened to combat sweet meringue, a fresh salamini sandwich and a knotted bread stick with stuffed pieces of meat that was all well-priced. For example, I could've gotten a latte for $2.65 Euros vs. $6 lavender latte from US. 4.) Free Wifi 5.) Comfortable booths and 2 to 4 person tables with substantial padding (*insert smiley face*) on the chairs in a nice seating area!

I'm not really sure why I actually came in here for a coffee because I could tell from outside that…read moreit was basically going to be one of those chain cafes that sell pretty bad coffees, and as it turned out I was right. Well, okay, I shouldn't be too hard on them because they are also a bakery, and there are certainly lots of those in Germany, and as such the coffee tends to come second. However, not being a huge fan of baked goods, I tend to go to places for the coffee (when I can handle coffee that is), and for some reason I randomly picked this place - probably because I was having a bit of difficulty actually finding another place in Bonn that sold coffee.

An adorable and very shabby-chic café tucked away in this quiet part of Bonn. I had come here,…read morealong with my friend and my boyfriend, for an after-breakfast treat a couple of months ago when we were visiting our friend in the area. The interior is something you'd expect to see out of an English gardening catalogue, with mismatched furniture, pastel floral patterns, and overstuffed chairs. They offered mostly sweets and hot drinks, all of which is made in house. I had a slice of their lemon pie, which reminded me a lot of a lemon bar, as the filling was lemony and quite buttery. Service was pretty friendly, and there's a little candy section just by the counter/cash till as well. A nice place to catch up with friends at or to enjoy a sweet treat at.

During our 5 day stay in Cologne, we decided to take the 25 minute train to Bonn. I found Cafe…read moreLindentraum on the internet. Everything about it was perfect. It's located in a beautiful neighborhood near the Bonn Bad Godesberg train station (2 stops after Bonn Bdf station). We ordered the delicious Lindentraum Breakfast & cappuccino. The presentation & attention to detail was superior. It included a basket of rolls, jams, cheeses, fruit , prosciutto, Italian salami & scrambled eggs. We also opted to substitute a freshly baked croissant at an additional cost. It was well worth it. The staff was cheerful & friendly. And, the interior was decorated tastefully. We found Bonn to be quite charming and tranquile.i highly recommend that you take a break from the hustle and bustle of Cologne & visit Bonn for a morning.

A nice vegan café with a range of drinks, cakes and meals. There is a daily menu which has a couple…read moreof hot meal options. The Carrot Soup seems to feature regularly and is very nice - quite refreshing and an interesting flavour with a mix of ginger, coconut and garlic (perfect for Winter!). I can also recommend the hot chocolate, made with soy milk. The desserts are nice too, with a range of cup cakes and cake slices (the walnut-coffee was scrumptious). All-in-all, a good spot with a nice open atmosphere, and healthy, tasty food.

Sweet hipster hotspot! I stopped only for a coffee, it was okay. Nice outside seating area with a…read moreview on beautiful old architecture. They are serving vegan food too. Cakes soups döner, definitely coming back and I will tell you more:).

Good coffee, delicious food plus pastries are exceptionally tasty. The menu has many choices for…read morepetit déjeuner plus the baguettes are good options for take away for use in home meals. I would recommend M&M - good service, great coffee and food.

Stopped by here for a quick coffee break, which always means green tea for me. I loved how they…read moreserved the green tea in a diffuser and in a clear mug- the aesthetic was quite pleasing. On top of that, the tea was a mix of green tea and other floral fragrant additions. The tea was tasty. My colleagues had a range of black coffees and cappuccinos and those, again, were also satisfying to look at.

Loved this coffee shop. A great place to hang out for a couple of hours by yourself or with…read morefriends. The setup makes it feel both crowded and spacious, with lively conversations all around but a second floor overlook for those who want a space to themselves, yet also seats along the windows for those looking to both sit and lie down. Oh and the cappuccino was nice!

Super cute, vibey cafe just outside the main center. In a quiet part of town next to the park and…read moremuseum. Service was very friendly and attentive. It's easy to spend hours here on your laptop or reading a good book. Really nice, retro/50s sort of vibe that takes you back in time with vintage furniture and old lamps and radios. They have a cozy indoors area and also a beautiful patio on the street. Highly recommended :)

Really nice place in the heart of Siegen Oberstadt (upper town). Service always has a smile for…read moreyou, nice quiet music to relax to. Simple, but nice funituring. Large windows to look outside or some decent places to sit outside. Although there is a lively street right across the place, it is cozy and relaxing to sit there - one of the best places to chill in the upper town. The pastries are self-made and superb (try american cookie cheese cake!) Side note: They also have vegan cakes! I do not recommend the choose-your-own breakfast, as it is a little hard to place all small dishes of orders on the kind of small tables. Doesnt feel good. Instead, go for one of the Bagles, which are great. Maybe get a fresh mint-ginger tea or a freshly-pressed orange juice. The coffee is rock-solid, too. So many ways to pimp your breakfast. When you are hungry, the Flocke also offers a small menu which changes daily. Mostly fresh an self-made soups, sometimes spaetzle... I wouldnt go there for dinner, since it isnt really a restaurant, but the dishes they have are tasty as if. My favourite place. When in Siegen: Go visit the Flocke.

Small, cute and simple. My latte was so good I didn't mind that I couldn't get the sugar ouy of the…read moreshaker thing. Regular coffee also good. Def need to try the pastries next time.