Great coffee and pastries, in the unique Freiburg old town setting! I had an iced late and a…read morechocolate eclair; very good. My friends ordered a variety of coffees and pastries, and everyone agreed it was excellent.

Given its location, the KKA has a captive audience of both tourists and natives alike who come to…read morethe Altstadt for a wander, a shop, and, perhaps, a cup of coffee. Sadly, the quality of the 'dark brew' ain't what it could be (read: extremely bitter espresso drinks) and that's a shame given how centrally located and charmingly laid out this place is. I'm a sucker for coffee sack-lined walls, funky old light fixtures and solid wood 'steh cafe' tables. To complete a place, however, one needs great product. That's where, at least java-wise, this place falls short of the mark. Props to the young gal who served us. She was so very nice. I'd like to pay for her to go to barista training school. Having said that, it could be a case of not having the best machines to work with, or, at the very least, not having them in the best working order.

i usually come here on Sundays when most cafes are closed. great coffee drinks. Pastries look…read moreyummy, too.

The best coffee I had in Freiburg. Very delicious cappuccino, and they make Aeropress and Hario V60…read morepourovers as well! I strongly recommend checking this place out if you're into third wave coffee, or any good coffee. Super friendly service as well. :)

Cute and unpretentious cafe and coffee shop in the outskirts of Freiburg city center. Direct import…read moreand fairtrade coffee and teas for sale plus a few cakes, chocolate and icecream to enjoy with your coffee of choice. Not the best soy lattes I've had in Freiburg but decent enough. And it was nice to sit down for a bit and relax those tired walking feet in a nice little, calm cafe with few guests.

So much tea, so little time! Delightful little teashop just brimming with wonderful teas and must…read morehave accessories. I could have bought a gazillion more teas but I ended up with rooibos raspberry and an amazing rooibos winter chocolate, a cute cat teastrainer (because you can't have too many of those, right? Right) and some postcards. The service was friendly (male clerk) and the prices reasonable. When I tasted the teas at home I really wish I had bought more of them because the flavours are amazing (which isn't a sure thing even if the dry tea smells great), but they have a webshop so I do hope they ship to Sweden.

They have a very good selection of teas, rooibos, maté, and infusions. You have to make an effort…read morewith German because not all the store clerks speak English. They might be a bit on the expensive side, but the quality is there. They also have great tea accessories which can be hard to find, such as maté straws or matcha whisks.

What a great little corner café - with yummy coffee options (I had a double espresso with oat milk…read morefoam) and fresh organic croissants that tasted really good! Bring cash as they don't accept credit cards. Bring time as you will want to sit and either chat or engage in some people watching. The owner is a super kind guy and will tell you all about his daily vegan special! When I walked in all the "regulars" looked up. Standing in the doorway looking around I let the atmosphere and style of this place settle with me. I liked it. Art supplies on the walls, paintings on easels, reused seating furniture in various styles arranged into little islands with modern lighting thruout created an eclectic, creative and inviting feeling. When I left I said "bye" (just out of a friendly habit not expecting a reaction from anybody) and then literally the entire cafe said "bye" to me (the "regulars"). That put a smile on my face.

I studied abroad in Freiburg for a fall semester and artjamming quickly became one of my favorite…read moreplaces to go to get work done for my classes, as well as swing by with friends after hikes in the black forest. I don't know if it was because of the aesthetically pleasing minimalistic interior, the artsy vibes or the amazing coffee cakes they would always have, but it was such a neat place. Wish they had something like in near me in the states! Things to note: if you're going to sit on your laptop and be doing work, you have to sit at the tables towards the back of the cafe in the studio area. You'll be asked to move back there if you don't. It's definitely meant to be more of a "come and talk with your friends/read the paper" kind of place and they don't necessarily encourage you being on your computer, but they'll happily give you the wifi password and leave you be (as long as you're buying more than one milchkaffee if you're there for a few hours)! I think most of the baristas knew English, but obviously they appreciate if you try your best to speak with them in German -- which is what I recommend you try to do. Regardless, they were all really cool, friendly, and welcoming.