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.

Stopped in while on vacation. Nice little coffee shop. The staff was nice and friendly and spoke…read moregood English. We got pastries, coffees, and hot chocolate and all was good.

Stuck in Düsseldorf - let's have a look at this city's coffee scene, shall we?…read more A quick glance at my Yelp app led me to this place, a cute little coffee shop with an interesting name and quite a few positive reviews, so off I went. Most important aspects first: free WiFi (the password is scribbled on the blackboard behind the counter), friendly staff, quiet lounge music and all in all quite the relaxed atmosphere with really comfy chairs. They have a great selection of sweet treats - I tried the white chocolate & lemon muffin, sounds weird, tastes like heaven! Apparently they also sell frozen yoghurt, though it was far too cold to try that out! The coffee is good, nothing mind-blowing or exceptional, but simply good, at quite decent prices. Only drawback: too many seats for such a small café...it was quiet when I was here, but if this place is crowded, I'd hate to have people all around me. Bottom line: * My brief glimpse into the Düsseldorf coffee scene was quite positiv... * ...charming coffee shop with decent coffee... * ...nice if you have some time to kill... * Free WiFi and close to the train station

It's expense but if you like quality dessert this is the place to be. Made by a former Michelin…read morestar, pure pastry has everything you love about dessert. The hazelnut chocolate was incredible!

I tried the Pistachios and Tris Pistachios ice cream at EisCafe Pia in Dusseldorf recently. I'd…read moregive the triple pistachio 8.8/10 as it had actual pistachio, pistachio ice cream, and pistachio syrup, thus making it quite rich. The regular one was more just creamy so I'd rate it 8/10

Bestes Eis in Düsseldorf. Ausreichende Auswahl, freundliches Personal…read more Bestes Eis in Düsseldorf. Ausreichende Auswahl, freundliches Personal.

Beautiful cakes, lovely atmosphere, and delicious. We had the exotic cake and raspberry macaroon…read morecake. Both were exceptional. The prices were good and the service was excellent. Highly recommend visiting.

This place is very cute, they have a cozy backyard where you can relax and enjoy your coffee and…read morecake. Their desserts are beautiful for your eyes and mouth! I had the Ispahan macaron and it was divine! The mix of raspberries, lychee and a touch of rose water was refreshing and exciting. The staff is super friendly and happy to help.

Very delicious food but they have unfriendly waitress towards visitors. I went with my friend in…read morethe afternoon, and since we weren't hungry that much, we ordered an entree and a salad to share and when we told the waitress, with her unfriendly judgmental attitude, said " you want to share?". All and all, I would never go back but the food quality was decent.

Friendly staff, good food. Had the classic schnitzel with…read moreroasted potatoes. Everything tasted good. Took a while to get my food, but that seems to be a thing here. Cash only, that is another thing in this area, had to hit an ATM again for more Euros.

I really enjoyed this little old dessert shop, which was right around the corner from our hotel…read more(Hotel Indigo). Service was friendly and welcoming despite my limited German language skills. There were a few other guests there, just sharing a gelato or small cup of coffee. I got one scoop of the Gianduia flavor gelato (hazelnut and chocolate-- similar to Nutella) in a waffle cone and it was the perfect way to end the evening.

This is easily the best tasting Ice Cream in Düsseldorf, and most likely in the world…read more The place ahs history, having been around for more than 90 years. It is run by a pair of brothers, one a bit chubbier and more jovial, and th eother skinny and a bit more stern faced. It seems like the skinnier brother si the mastermind behind mixing thier ice cream. They make it on premises with machines that are real old school. Vanilla is nothing more than milk, sugar, vanilla bean and eggs,a nd it is smooth and perfectyou can tell they use purer and better ingredients than anyone else. The decor could be considered in need of updating, but i like the neighbourhood cafe charm of the place. I go there at any opportunity, and their vanilla is the most vanillaish I ever had, their chocolate is the darkest and smoothest, their version of straciatella is called Granatella has the msot chocoalate chunks you could imagine,a dn their creation Torrone, whcih is basically the ingredients in the Toblerone Chocolate melts in your mouth. I am not the biggest fan of thier fruit flavoured ice creams, but the milk and chocolate ones are easily the best available.