After a day of walking about, our little princess, Violet Rose, enjoyed the warm atmosphere of this…read moreBonn- famous Café. The adults drank rich coffee and enjoyed large slices of delicate cakes. Violet Rose chose the strawberry tart :-)

First impression: great corner bar with a Paris feel; second impression: it's part of a hotel and…read morecould be boring. First impression won and we were not disappointed. Had a lovely evening here, superfriendly staff, delicious food, great atmosphere (good mix of hotel guests and walk-ins). We liked it so much we decided against the breakfast in our own hotel to return to Cafe Central. Different staff (obviously), rather average sounding breakfast menu (the buffet looked particularly boring) and only residents apart from us. Could have turned up the heating to create a bit more warmth but OK overall. There are loads of bars and cafes in this area, all buzzing in the evenings and a bit lame in the mornings. Could have done a lot worse than Cafe Central!

Came here for a few drinks in the evening. We had the drinks outside- the view is not exactly…read morescenic but it's nice that they offer outdoor seating with blankets- nice touch in Europe. Was ok.. Haven't been here yet for coffee or a meal but will check it out in the near future.

In between lectures at the university - L and I stopped at Krumel expecting to have a quick lunch /…read moreearly dinner. Our soups took forever to come although when they did - they were lovely. I can't complain about the quality of the food but the wait was longer than the usual German relaxed way of eating!

A tiny, feminine, warm coffeeshop straight out of Alice and Wonderland…read more Perfect for two friends catching up over coffee. Some food options but better for a coffee.

Everyone seems to rave about this place, and on paper it seems very nice, but I was kind of…read moredisappointed. I went there once for a coffee to stay, and another time for a coffee and a croissant to go. The croissant was a bit meh (maybe the solution is just not to buy croissants in Germany). The coffee was not bad but not exceptional either. And the service was a bit sketchy and amateurish. I have ordered a coffee in my terrible German, and the person at the counter did not understand me (this was actually the first time, there is nothing arcane in "a Kaffee bitte"), I had to repeat several times while she was giggling (gosh, people, try to learn a new language and we will talk again). Then they asked if I wanted milk with the coffee, I said a clear 'no', and they brought it anyways. Maybe this is some kind of supposedly 'friendly' (as opposed to professional) service, but I think I prefer the professional service that one gets in Parisian cafés (and okay, I was a bit offended by the laughing at my attempts at speaking German). Maybe I will give the place another chance, because the Kuchen look rather tempting.