Had the most pleasant of experiences at this location. Being from America and only visiting Germany…read moreon the weekend, we struggled to find anything in English. The barista could definitely tell we looked confused, so she explained the process and translated the menu for us. A nice sandwich or panini will only set you back 4-5 euros. Coffee around 3 euros. Super cool vibe inside, you can see and smell the roaster and the pipes that run the coffee to the machines. The coffee bags from the various sources countries are throughout the entrance, and there's a lot of them! We had such a good experience the first time that we went back again the next day since it was near our hotel. Great place to relax for a while and grab a bite with a coffee or two. Plenty of locals throughout who I could tel were chatting for hours. Would come back again, and ps, try the pesto panini!

Yummy coffee at this place! I like how they roast their own beans. They smell is delicious and the…read morewhole shop is filled with it. What I didn't like was how noisy this roasting was. It was very loud actually. Not so great. I also order a sandwich, which tasted all right but it was nothing special. I saw people ordering breakfast with little bread baskets and muesli and yoghurt and that looked really good so I got kinda jealous haha. The interior of this place is okay, it is not very cozy and the tables are a bit to close to each other but it is neat and the colors are warm. You can only pay cash here, so keep that in mind.

I really love their shrimp donuts. It was so good The only bad thing about this place is parking…read more But you know what? you can always have someone wait for you outside while you pick up some things.

I travel a lot for work and every time I'm in Moers I go to Eis Cafe Adria, the ice cream is…read moredelicious and the owner is a wonderful friendly person... I love Eis Cafe Adria!!!

Cute lil Japanese bakery off the beaten path. This place is the COMPLETE AND TOTAL OPPOSITE of a…read moreGerman bakery, so turn back now if you're expecting crusty Brötchen! They have a lot of different types of Japanese pastries, aka pillowy soft bread with fillings, such as matcha, red bean, custard, etc. Everything is sealed in clear plastic and you just pick what you want and pay at the front. The items are hit or miss, but it really depends on what you like. I tried: - Earl gray muffin (nice with a subtle earl gray flavor, but tiny size) - Chocolate bun (soft chewy dough with a chocolate middle) - French toast stick (crunchy & sweet glazed toast) - Japanese curry roll (curry inside crunchy fried dough, kind of tastes like a Japanese meat pie) - Japanese iced coffee (plain black iced coffee, nothing special) Everything is 1-3 Euros, which seems fair, though the items are pretty small. There's plenty of seating and tons of bright windows, so it's a cute place to chat with friends or linger. When I dropped in, there were only Japanese people there. I don't think it can compare to the cafes in Japanese districts in other cities (for example LA's amazing Little Tokyo) BUT for Germany I think it's a unique place, and a great alternative when you want a different kind of bakery experience.

The only authentic Japanese bakery I've found in Germany so far!…read more The selection is huge. They sell it all, from Melon Pan to red bean / matcha cream filled pastries and the infamous Yakisoba Pan. Everything looks and tastes like it came straight out of Tokyo. If you like Japanese food / sweets and have a craving for matcha products don't miss out on this little gem hidden in a small side-street close to local Japan town. Prices range from 1,50 to 2,50€ Try the matcha cream filled buns. Those are heaven!