Best quiche I've ever eaten! Including quiche I've had in France, and including my homemade ones…read more(which I think quite highly of). Their quiche is that good! Mandatory foreign tourist info - I ordered lunch with my extremely limited German, and they were very nice to me.

We were in Münster in the very busy time of year, but I couldn't pass this place once I saw "People…read moreLove Us on Yelp" sticker in German. It made my heart warm and my feet just walked in on their own : ) The cafe is pretty small, but also has seating on the second and the third floor. We loved our little table on the third floor facing the Old Town and enjoyed the cozy Christmas decorations. The bonus was: our food was delivered to us straight to the table! I would say this is a great place to try German traditional pies (onion, pumpkin, cheese, spinach - they are all amazing!), and the portions are generous. Their desserts are pretty amazing as well along with a wide choice of different breads and rolls. They have a full espresso bar and we loved our cappuccinos (thought they got a bit cold while traveling to the third floor : ) I think it is a perfect breakfast/brunch spot. The ladies at the counter were very friendly and understanding. They persevered my German and responded in English : )

Very friendly staff. Most importantly they do a nice job with their roasts. Beans are not burned…read moreand they offer multiple options for a straight espresso, three to be exact during my last visit, based on roast and Desired strength. Flavor is great on all three. Also nice smoothie, sandwich and dessert options.

Perfect place, great food and service! Meho is a great host…read more Highly recommended! Extra

The Breakfast between 9 and 12. Great! Continental (off…read morecourse) You can hardly say that it's a selection of choises. Everything and more than I would have expected for my breakfast is there. Beautiful and fresh. The kind of you will find in the better hotels. The big round table with view over the market place is my favorite.

This place was such a treat while visiting Dortmund because I could not find a cafe for coffee…read morelovers like this easily. We ordered cappuccinos and I can say that they are delicious and well prepared. They have a few cakes and tarts even for vegans. Coming back when visiting Dortmund again!

Great coffee shop. It's small but with the best coffee in Münster. While there, you can feel the…read moreamazing aroma in the air. It's pricey, but for those you really love coffee it's the best place.

Are you addicted to coffee? Looking for the best cappuccino in town? Die Bohne is probably the cafe…read moreyou are looking for.. It's a very small place and primarily in the business of selling coffee beans. However, it also offers a wide selection of coffee, light snack, homemade cakes and smoothies. It's a little tricky to find the cafe, the entrance to the restaurant is quite narrow. It's nearby the wineshop on LudgeriStr. Here is the google map link . Further info: http://kitchenprinzessin.blogspot.com/2011/07/meine-culinarische-reise-durch-munster.html

An amazing coffee oasis near the Dortmund downtown in Germany…read more One of the best coffee beans I bought this year, has all the tastes you can smell :) The place, has comfortable and cozy, just what you need to enjoy your favorite brew. They offer different brewing methods from a syrupy espresso in a La Marzocco to aero press and pour overs. If you ever find yourself on this side of the world and missing great coffee, this is your place!

What a surprise to find an excellent third wave coffee roaster in otherwise rather uninspiring…read moreDortmund. This place is in a corner space that is light, bright and very spacious. They also have the roaster in the back so coffee is roasted on site. The coffee is nicely roasted, and they serve a wide range of hand brewed filter coffee. They offered six different coffees when I was there and I sampled all. The standout one was the Ethiopian as well as the Guatemala but they were all good. For espresso based beverages they offer two different espressos one Brazilian and one Ethiopian. Very different but both very good. I personally preferred​ the Ethiopian one on its own and the Brazilian went excellent with milk based coffees. They also serve some nice pastries and cakes. I tried the gooseberry cake and that was really delicious. Couple that with friendly, fast and knowledgeable service and you have a winner! What could improve to make it a five you may ask? I would say more food options as well as more seats - yes I like the spaciousness but it also gets full even when it would be easily possible to fit more people. This is however clearly the best coffee in Dortmund and is a solid contender for best in Germany.