Good coffee- nice ambience. Bring your friends or laptop. Sit by the window and people watch!!read more

Awesome coffee, the price is right! I wish i was back in Germany grabbing an 8 AM espresso perfetto…read moreright now! Definitely worth the €3 for a latte!

Cute and cozy place, there Is one table at the entrance and 4 inside (most are the size of a…read morebedside table, each for about 2 people), a few seats at the bar and a few larger tables outside. The menu is minimal: sweet crepes or savory breads, coffee, tea and some smoothies. Upon ordering (at the bar) you get an animal figurine and that's your identifier for bringing the food and paying. The food arrives within 5-10 min of ordering. There is free wifi and it's dog friendly. The people who eat here are mostly young and local which gives the hip vibe. One of the tables is an old sewing machine

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

What a great neighborhood coffee stop! We met as friends and especially enjoyed the giant roaster!read more

You can smell the perfume of coffee roasting from outside, before seeing the place. It's slightly…read moreoff hand for Cologne, close to the edges, so probably not a place a tourist would willingly venture to. Yet the coffee is excellent and the price is fair. I especially like their well-made capuccino (even with soy milk). I haven't tried many of their coffee sorts, but there is a huge selection for all machines and of all kinds (I bought Espresso Napolitano). One can find their coffee in several places in the city. Go if you're a true coffee fan, or if, like me, you spent some time in Italy and miss a good cup. (There is also coffee to go and they sell reusable cups with a free refill. Clearly not a place for working especially when the roasting machine is on, but it has a nice coffeechurchcult kind of atmosphere.)

I needed a place with great coffee and snacks and good Wi-Fi, since the hotel Wi-Fi wasn't cutting…read moreit for me. I found all 3 at this very charming cafe. Wi-Fi is free after you "like" them on Facebook.

Very cute cafe super close to everything like the Dom, the famous cathedral in Cologne, and the…read moreCologne University of Music. The coffee is awesome. I had some banana bread which was yummy too. Prices are very modest to say the least, especially considering the location in the middle of downtown Cologne. It was getting busier around lunchtime, but not too crazy. The owner is super nice too! They also have an outside seating area. The only downside is they close at 5pm on weekdays and they're closed on weekends.

Don't drink the Marriott coffee, walk here and you wont be disappointed. Great variety of espresso…read moreand snacks.

Interior it's nice. Hatte in cappuccinos hafermilch. Ich mag es light roast wenn der Kaffee nicht…read morezu stark ist aber hier hab ich wirklich Wasser mit Milch bekommen. Hat man den Kaffee hier drin vergessen? Atmosphäre ist lässig aber war sehr voll Freitag Abend

Shared this lovely coffee shop with the friend I was visited in Köln, now I think it's one of her…read morefavourite places haha Latte was flavourful, so was the peanut butter brownie we had!

Best coffee and cappuccino in town. The prices are really expensive (I.e. 2,70 euro for a…read morecappucino). But good coffee and Italian style have their price. A friendly buongiorno let you start the day better and with a good mood.

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.

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.

Amazing coffee, great service, friendly and unpretentious staff. Worth the 45 min walk for me.read more

Great coffee and superb brownie. The staff is index a bit reserved, some may say unfriendly, but…read morethe brownie and the aeropress-tonic were more than great.

I'm visiting Köln from the states. I got up early on a Sunday morning and was looking for…read moresomewhere to have a light breakfast and coffee. Henry's was near by so I tried it. I was the only person in the restaurant. The gentleman who waited on me was very nice and spoke great English. The only food that was available was a light buffet of bread, juice, jams, and coffee for less that 5 euros. The only thing they didn't have that I was wanting was a protein like bacon, sausage or salami. It's was good food and coffee for very affordable price. I would recommend Henry's.

I stopped off here for a coffee, namely because I had been wandering around Cologne on a Sunday…read morelooking for such a place, and was rather surprised that nothing was open, despite this being a major city, but then again I have been told that Europe is practically dead on Sundays. However this place was open so I was able to step inside for a coffee. The coffee wasn't bad, but it certainly wasn't one of the best that I have had. The owner was friendly, and my order came out reasonably promptly, though I have discovered that they don't have all of the fancy coffees that you tend to get at the American chains. There is also a nice view of the old city wall, or at least some ruins.