Nope. Nope. Nope. It's loud and service sucks. Considering…read morethat they were out of half the flavors I names off the menu I am baffled as to why we waited 15 minutes, if not more, for two balls of ice cream. That's it. No spaghetti ice, no banana split, and not that many other customers around either. And our waitress just hanging around talking to her coworker. If I want ice cream I'll go inside City Gallery.

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!

Small coffeeshop with delicious coffee for a good price. A local's favourite café, using the best…read morecoffee beans with perfectly skimmed milk. They also offer costumers to buy professional barista machines along with high quality beans. A coffee worth traveling for a must say!

An artsy cafe with live music, fantastic stuffed crepes and locally roasted coffee located along…read morethe German Eifelsteig (a popular hiking route in Western Germany). Relax at a table in the garden under the shade of the vine-covered pergola and flowering fruit trees or sit in the warmly decorated cafe's main room or acloves with a magazine, book or board game. This cafe is along the Genuss zu Fuss (a 7 km nature/culinary hiking trail) and Eifel Krimi (local crime trail) and near to an 11th Century castle in the quaint (sleepy) German town of Kerpen. The owner speaks beautiful English (studied in the States) and the menus are handmade with quotes, photos, and menu items (Flammenkuchen, Quiche Lorraine, etc.) scrapbooked together.