It's a chilly fall morning in Düsseldorf and a coffee and sweet treat are the perfect thing to take…read morethe chill off. This coffee shop has plenty of seating options and floor-to-ceiling windows through which to watch the hustle and bustle of the street outside in comfort. The music is a pleasant international mix. I could stay a while.

Great place, the coffee is good, people are nice, and the place is beautiful. I do recommendread more

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.

Cozy cafe in the center of the city. The atmosphere inside is warm & rustic (vintage signs, long…read morewood tables), while the seating outside in the courtyard is perfect for the summer. I grabbed a late breakfast and went for a cappuccino (2.90 EUR) and greek yogurt with fruit, walnuts and honey (5.30 EUR). The cafe is well-known for roasting their own coffee beans, so I was pretty excited for the coffee. The cappuccino was good, but pretty small, even for German standards. Next time I'll have to get plain black coffee so I can taste their beans better. The yogurt was great, thick & creamy with a coarse/natural texture that I really enjoyed. I think it could be elevated if they used berries/fancier fruit instead of bananas & grapes, though. My friend got cheesecake & it looked yum. As far as service goes, it was standard, and the waitress spoke English. If you need a leisurely coffee break from shopping in the area or want to stay in the city center, this is a charming choice.

This place was very cute. All about coffee and tea and when we came here in the morning, a lot of…read morepeople ordered breakfast. I was also crowded so we were lucky to find a spot. The staff speaks English very well and is happy to help you. I ordered a cappuccino and a big breakfast. And big is was! You'll get a little basket with different breads, a plate filled with delicious stuff like fresh jams, meats, cheeses, veggies, fruits, pesto and an egg. You also get nutella and honey. I ate everything and wasn't hungry anymore until dinner! So for 8 euro you will get a lot and it is super delicious as well. The coffee was also very good. Only downside is that the tables are a bit to close to each other so if it is busy you will not have much personal space.

First off, the sweets shop at the front is completely adorable! The window was full of goodies…read morecelebrating up-coming Easter. I grew up in Germany and I happened to be here with my husband who is here for a work trip. One of my goals was to sit in a cafe and eat German sweets. The ladies in the front were very nice and spoke English so I was able to ask questions without Google translate. I ended up just having water and a piece of torte and it was absolutely lovely. Highly recommend if you're in Dusseldorf!

Came here just for pastries and coffee. Tried the Forest Cake and it was a bit bland, but not…read moreterrible. Haven't tasted this cake anywhere else so I'm not sure if that's what it's supposed to taste like. Staff was welcoming and the service was fast.

Tiny cafe, delicious cake, friendly service. Spent an hour or so eating my lemon cake and watching…read morepeople through the window.

From the owner: We are a family business that makes food for people that love to eat without concern. We make sure…read morethat sugar is not our one and only ingredients and work on innovative recipes every day ! Made fresh with love , thank You for visiting our Showroom !

Yeah, we were late for the breakfast buffet, but decided to stay and order from the menu. So good,…read moreso far. Breakfast was ok, the buns were very good, fresh orange juice was tight - still not an excuse for not asking how we want our scrambled eggs - so they came baked as country potatoes haha. Really I like them a little flubby, but instead the sliced tomatoes and the salad were more like this. Even the plate was way to small for a man. Sitting outside was good. So go and grab a latte or a fresh orange juice there, but skip eating.

Super cozy cafe with lots of London influence. The space is tiny, but it's packed with personality…read more I stopped by around lunch time and tried an avocado cheddar panini (4.70 EUR). This tasted like the ideal grilled cheese - chewy grilled bread, plenty of melted cheese, generous avocado! In a land full of Brötchen and Tomate Mozzarella, that panini was a nice change of pace. It also comes with a little side of greek yogurt with nuts + homemade jam. The fresh pressed juice is good too, but a little pricey (3.50 EUR). Atmosphere is inviting with lots of art + design books and magazines. The baristas could have been friendlier, but that isn't gonna stop me from getting my panini fix. Overall it has everything I'd want in a cafe and the perfect place to enjoy an afternoon.

Cozy cafe, delicious breakfast, good service just didn't like that they accept a credit card only…read moreafter 15€

Even though customer service was diligent to help a group of 8 get seated by splitting us in half…read morewhich was not the issue. We order a drink and two orders of two fish with ice cream we waited over 50 minutes,customers came and went to include big orders of ice cream. Good taste but not worth the wait. Better look elsewhere unless you are into waiting or know the staff.

VERGLEICH zu CoCo und anderen Bingsu Läden in Düsseldorf:…read more Das Namu cafe: + Mehr bingsu Varianten + Von vielen Asiaten besucht + Hat injeolmi als Variante + Bingsu an sich (weiß shaved iced) schmeckt am besten - süß, leicht cremig und geschmackvoll + Mochi von injeolmi und injeolmi Schmecken gut - Preis 9,40€, teurer als coco - Sehr wenig toppings, dadurch ggf langweilig Ich find das namu als Abwechslung sehr schön und vor allem, wenn man auf verschiedene Varianten wert legt. Sollte der Wert darauf legen, dass man möglichst viele Toppings kriegt finde ich geschmacklich, dass Coco unschlagbar. Insgesamt das Namu als als Abwechslung vollkommen in Ordnung aber insgesamt würde ich tendenziell als jemand, der auf die Toppingssteht und Reichhaltigkeit sowie Preisleistung ins coco gehen.