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.

This is at the Hbf (Hauptbahnhof - Main Station concourse Düsseldorf)…read more I've found their plain butter croissants to be the best of anywhere... Many of the other food outlets over bake them but at this establishment always perfect and at only €1,- they are very reasonably priced. I found the pain-au-chocolate a bit soggy but competitors like (Le crochet ??) always seem to burn their and they crunchy.

Both words in the name are untrue: neither "express," nor "perfect." Instead, they offer mediocre…read morecoffee paired with inedible pastries. If a non-carbon based life form from another planet were to do a Google image search of a croissant, it could probably replicate the actual recipe more accurately than what they sell under that name. There are easily a hundred, maybe a thousand great places to get coffee in Düsseldorf. This is not one of them...

Nice location, friendly and efficient baristas. I went in for an iced coffee to beat the heat and…read morewasn't disappointed. The quantity was enormous. The large high table at the center is the place to sit! Also, fast free WiFi makes the stay worth it.

I should have done more research before coming here. Not knowing the menu or German was a…read moredisadvantage. I saw Sweet Coffee Pirates was categorized as a Breakfast & Brunch spot, and headed over for Sunday brunch. I didn't see a printed menu, which would have been nice to throw into Google Translate, so I read off the chalk board behind the counter. I was looking for food, so I skipped over the espresso and dessert. I saw two categories for food: bagels and breakfast. Alright, now what to pick... The breakfast section had two choices. Again, not knowing German, I had to take my best guess. Each was a selection of breakfast items, either a smaller or larger selection. I opted for the smaller. I paid at the counter and sat down. It's a small and well-decorated place. The room to the right is adorned with espresso and coffee equipment, both artifacts and new items for purchase. The server delivered my latte and breakfast platter to me. Upon receiving my food, I was a bit disappointed. I paid €6-something for a slice of bread, a small roll, jam, one slice of ham, one slice of cheese (I'm guessing gouda), and a wedge of brie. Not to get cheap and count pennies, but I know how much these items cost at the store. Figuring out that none of this was made on site, it was all bought and just sliced and put on to a plate, I was super disappointed. The bread came sliced already, the roll is a roll, the jam you scooped from a big jar to put into a small dish, the cheese came sliced and so did the ham. Okay, so maybe someone cut the brie, but still, that's not a lot of added value. Not even a boiled egg or something. Needless to see, I was disappointed with the breakfast platter. Despite this obvious let down, I'm giving four stars because the dessert was good. Really good. I had the brownie with walnuts and caramel. Upon first glance, it seems like a small serving for the price, but it's good. It's moist and chewy, there are caramel ribbons within the brownie as well as on top, and the walnuts are enough to keep it balanced without overwhelming. VERDICT: Come for the dessert and espresso, not for breakfast.