Why isn't this bakery 4-5 stars already? I'm puzzled by that, so going to list all of the wonderful…read moreexperiences I had! There were so many PROS of eating here that I may not get to them all, but will attempt! 1.) This place not only serves pastries from savory to sweets, but fresh sandwiches and wonderfully authentic German bread! 2.) Prices are fantastic! We got a Peppermint tea in my Tervis, lemon sponge cake that was lightly sweetened to combat sweet meringue, a fresh salamini sandwich and a knotted bread stick with stuffed pieces of meat that was all well-priced. For example, I could've gotten a latte for $2.65 Euros vs. $6 lavender latte from US. 4.) Free Wifi 5.) Comfortable booths and 2 to 4 person tables with substantial padding (*insert smiley face*) on the chairs in a nice seating area!

I'm not really sure why I actually came in here for a coffee because I could tell from outside that…read moreit was basically going to be one of those chain cafes that sell pretty bad coffees, and as it turned out I was right. Well, okay, I shouldn't be too hard on them because they are also a bakery, and there are certainly lots of those in Germany, and as such the coffee tends to come second. However, not being a huge fan of baked goods, I tend to go to places for the coffee (when I can handle coffee that is), and for some reason I randomly picked this place - probably because I was having a bit of difficulty actually finding another place in Bonn that sold coffee.

Excellent food, great outdoor seating, and wonderful service from Lisa. She was funny and quick…read morewitted keeping breakfast entertaining.

Food was amazing, ambiance was very nice/chill, welcoming, and service was on point. Lisa took…read moregreat care of us and kept us laughing. If I'm ever back in Cologne, I'll be sure to come back.

The best place for breakfast in Cologne. I absolutely love their pancakes! The ambiance in the…read morerestaurant was good and they had some calming music on the speakers during my visit. I also want to thank the individual at the counter who took my order as he answered some questions I had about the food. I'm only sorry I couldn't try more items on the menu.

Delicious vegan food in a comfortable setting. Friendly multilingual staff. No credit cards are…read moreaccepted.

Fresh bread and pastries as well as pre made sandwiches. All types of coffees. Indoor and outdoor…read moreseating

We were looking for somewhere to have breakfast before visiting the Chocolate museum, and this…read morebakery appeared in our search. We are so glad we went! I had a brötchen and a croissant, and my husband had a mini pizza and a croissant, and everything was delicious! We were there around 11 AM, so we didn't expect all the breads to still be so fresh. It's not a chain bakery, and it's probably more meant to be for locals, but we had a great experience. Service was friendly and attentive, and the breakfast is still one of the best we've had on our trip. Definitely recommend!

A tourist trap with amazing people watching and views of the church, awful service and average…read morefood. A great spot if you are not in a rush, but good luck getting your order in or your drink refilled.

Café Reichard is a wonderful place to grab Lunch, or an afternoon Kaffee und Apfelpfannkuchen as I…read moredid. The Café is conveniently located just across the street from Kölner Dom. It has both indoor and outdoor seating. Smoking is allowed outside, in a designated area. The food here is very good. But where Café Reichard excels, is at their dessert. The four of us descended upon Café Reichard, after a long and enjoyable afternoon visiting the cathedral. It was magnificent experience, see review and photos. Since it looked like rain, we decided to sit at a covered table. We decided to try a little bit of this and that. But first, we needed some strong German Kaffee to get our motors going again. LOL As I said, I went with the Apfelpfannkuchen €12,60 (see photo). While others tried the Schnitzel und Kartoffel €27,10, Ofenfrische Heidekartoffel mit Kräuterrahm, or Turkey with a Baked Potato. All were very good and tasty, but the Kutchen (desserts) were the best. Depending on how hungry, or thirsty you are, expect to spend €25.00 each.

Epi is like having a little corner of Paris in Bonn! *Real* French baguettes, perfect pastries, and…read moreever-so-tempting desserts. My favorite food at Epi requires me to become a bit anti-social: a freshly warmed baguette with Brie, rucola and a honey chutney-ish dressing (Brie a Miel). Stinks so bad, tastes so good!! :-) Of course, one simply can't leave without sampling an eclair (or three), Monte Cristo, brioche, tart or macaroon. Better yet, buy one of each! I would especially recommend the white chocolate and pistachio Monte Cristo, and the apricot brioche... but then I'd have to leave out the three-cheese quiche and fondant chocolate, and that would just be wrong. Epi imports French flour to ensure that their pastries and breads are authentic. As a result, it's a bit pricey - and worth every penny. Oh, and they have some delicious hot chocolate, teas and imported sodas, too. But, seriously - who can think about that when face-to-face with the most tender and flaky chocolate croissant in Germany? The only downside is that they close at 19:00... sometimes a girl just needs a praline at 19:30, people!!

Unglaublich lecker! Die tatelles und Co sind nur zu empfehlen. Die Komposition aus süßen mit…read moreFrüchten finde ich persönlich sehr gut. Preise sind über dem Bonner Durchschnitt. Aber es lohnt sich auf jedenfalls.

One of my favorite brunch/dessert cafes in Cologne! Located in the downtown area, this spacious and…read morelovely cafe greets you with a quasi-red carpet and vivid colorful displays of chocolates, beautiful cakes, macarons, pastries, and sweet decorations. In contrast to many cafes, there are plenty of seats available and good for large groups, although they also take reservations if you're so inclined. The restaurant also serves several good options for brunch and breakfast options, and the service is friendly. I think this is a great place to meet up with friends and family for brunch, coffee, or a sweet and delicious cake in between shopping. I recommend the French vanilla layer cake. Two things that I noticed other reviewers commented on, which I will also briefly reiterate. Ordering system might seem foreign to some- you order your cake in the front where you can see the cakes, get a voucher, take a seat and then order your coffee, server takes your voucher, and will bring your drinks and cake together. In addition, we also noticed that on Sunday, they only offered large cups of coffee or cans, which was a bit odd. Another slight pet peeve that's standard in many German downtown restaurants/cafes but still somewhat annoying- there's a bathroom person expecting a tip for using their facilities, so you might need to have some spare change available. All in all, a cafe worth visiting. :)

Good cafe shop with cute chocolates and stuffed toys. Decent interior and quite a few seats. Not…read morehard to find and decent amount of people but not too packed. Reasonable prices and lots of choices for drinks. Clean and organized place even the washroom is quite clean.

Decent cafe in Cologne that's apparently pretty popular. The food was ok, not great…read more It's a bakery with so many freshly baked breads and cakes. The cakes were huge. Definitely recommend sharing a slice with two or three people. I had the focaccia and the olive bread. But I unfortunately ordered way too many carbs for a proper first meal of the day. But Both breads were pretty good. My friend got a burger off the lunch menu that was pretty good apparently. Service was decent. The bathroom wasn't good at all. The street it's located on was really cute and was lined with many shops.

This is a great place to have brunch with a group of friends or family. They have an assortment of…read moreitems that will satisfy everybody. I have course had to have the Nutella with a different Flavored condiments to put on it. I always had the fresh mint tea and Orange juice. I had a friend in town from the states and he wanted some good brunch, we went into town and this was the best place to go to. You never left hungry and you knew you were getting some really great big goods, since it's also Bakery.