This sharp little ice cream truck was parked outside the plaza area of Köln's Mediapark on a May…read moreweekday afternoon, a beacon for tired office workers and pedestrians on a hot day. Among their high quality artisanal ice cream flavors, they also serve a delicious plain frozen yogurt, concentrated with the natural tang of real yogurt. Served with a drizzle of chocolate sauce by a friendly cart operator (maybe the owner?), this treat was a welcome and perfect moment of refreshment. Not sure of the truck's exact schedule, but it seems to make the rounds among various locations in Köln. Check their website for more details.

Food, service and excellent local ambiance. No disappointments at all. Fr…read moreIendly and tolerant staff. Lots of tourists.

The look was a lot better than the taste. The taste of the pastries were kind of plain and cold…read more The cream were not as rich.

After visiting Lukas Podolski's doner shop earlier in the day, we had to stop here for dessert…read more However, the shop was out of several flavors and only had a few available. The employees inside weren't very welcoming or helpful with what we were trying to get. Cool idea and name, average ice cream.

Super cute gelato place near downtown Cologne! I came here because we had recently gone on a beer…read moretour and our tour guide really sold us on this place. I was craving some good ice cream and the weather was perfect for a small dessert. The place itself is very cute and nicely decorated. The shop is owned by this famous football (I think) player, whose hometown is Cologne and apparently he stops by his ice cream shop from time to time which I thought was pretty neat. I got the pistachio cup and it came with a waffle cracker! The pistachio was super creamy and it also had chunks of the nut which I really liked. A very cute shop with very nice workers! Would come back.

I had higher hopes for The Great Berry. I had the Great Berry Bowl with a matcha latté and the…read moreaçai's consistency is very off. It was very runny and not creamy enough. The ratio of ingredients was a bit off too, I feel like strawberries and bananas on top of what they added would have been more filling. The matcha latté was okay, nothing special. If ever in Cologne again I don't think I'd come here. Only pro is that there's free wifi.

I can confirm the rave reviews of this cute cafe/restaurant. We came to try out the photogenic acai…read morebowls that we've seen popping up in social media. I had the acai power bowl and my husband had the matcha bowl. Both were delicious and beautifully prepared with fresh, healthy ingredients, and the smoothie portion was very well-blended. Service was friendly and welcoming, and the cafe is small but lovely. My only recommendation would be to increase the smoothie ratio in the bowls a bit, as they looked a bit scant compared to acai bowls I've seen elsewhere. Definitely stop by this cute cafe for a smoothie, sandwich, or any number of the healthy and creative alternatives on the menu.

The attention was excellent, the ice creams.are.delicious and taste super natural, choose this one…read moremillion times over other around. No contest.

Delicious Gelato. Made fresh daily on the spot. Was not able to try the peanut butter but that…read moremeans we'll be back tomorrow! Yum!

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.

Great place to stop in and try many different baked items. The waffle was excellent, no syrup…read moreneeded like we use in the US. Owner explained the different items to me and was very Nice, appreciate the service and good food

Primarily a bakery, although a very nice one. Also has space for seating (about 16 in total) and…read moreoffers some breakfast options. I had the scrambled eggs with a side of cheese and ham. Comes with three bread rolls (Brötchen), which were relatively big, very fluffy and very tasty. Also a cup of coffee, in total for just 5 Euro. I need to come back and try some of the cakes, they looked great.