I love this little bar in the city center. The location couldn't be more perfect, nestled right in…read morebetween the Dom and Paradeplatz. The outdoor seating is great for people watching, but does get really packed on a nice day. (Especially on Saturday's during the market at Domplatz) The music inside is also cool with Berlin-ish vibes. Can almost always find a seat inside or downstairs. Only downside is that they don't have any beer on tap! Only serve bottled beer.

Münster doesn't really have a lot of cafés like this. A place with a young and vibrant yet laidback…read moreatmosphere. There are some more in this street, but in general I had some trouble finding these kind of places. Drei:klang has comfortable seating and the breakfast I had was simple but well composed. The meat was of rather good quality, but the bread could have been better. In my more lifelong search of places that serves a good cup of green, this was a bit disappointing - only teabags. (But I do realise this doesn't bother many people!) It's cheap and the service was attentive and helpful. They have good wifi and I ended up working for some hours after my meal. The biscuit I bought for my second cup of tea, was a bit dry, but the cakes I didn't try looked much better. I regret that choice.

After hearing my friend raved about carrot cake , we eventually made a trip to Cafe Malik, situated…read moreopposite to the Schloss. Established in 1983, Cafe Malik is a full service cafe serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and homemade cakes and ice-cream. The cafe was named after an anti-war novel Der Malik-1919 (written by Else Lasker-Schüler - a German Jewish poet and writer) and Malik-Verlag which was a German publishing house started by Wieland Herzfelde & John Heartfield. Further : http://kitchenprinzessin.blogspot.com/2010/11/meine-culinarische-reise-durch-munster_24.html