This was the best breakfast we had in Germany! This place is cute, comfortable, and the buffet was…read morefresh and delicious. Coffee was wonderful. Pancakes were fluffy and the kids loved them.

From the owner: Die Espressobar auf der Kampstraße präsentiert als erste Kaffeebar in Dortmund die große Vielfalt…read moreder Nespresso Geschmackssensationen. Dazu gibt es Hausgemachte Torten, Paninis und Salate in einladender Atmosphäre. Vielfältiges Angebot an Frühstück, der morgendliche Kaffee auf dem Weg zur Arbeit oder die Zeit zwischen zwei Terminen, die bei einem Kaffee, Panini oder Salat überbrückt wird. Für einen Besuch der Erpressbar gibt es wirklich viele Gründe. Doch nicht nur der klassische Kaffeegenießer kommt hier auf seine Kosten, auch mit verschiedenen veganen Kaffee-Variationen möchte man euch hier in der kalten Jahreszeit beglücken. Die helle und farbenfrohe Gestaltung sowie gemütliche Sessel und Sitzgelegenheiten unterstreichen das moderne und stilvolle Ambiente der Espressobar und unterstützen den Wohlfühlfaktor in der Location. Als moderne, lifestyleaffine Espressobar gibt es selbstverständlich einen öffentlichen WLAN-Zugang. Und wenn doch mal der Akku des Handys zur Neige geht, Support benötigt wird oder ihr doch noch schnell Zugriff auf einen Laptop haben müsst, gibt es hier technisches Equipment zum Ausleihen.

An amazing coffee oasis near the Dortmund downtown in Germany…read more One of the best coffee beans I bought this year, has all the tastes you can smell :) The place, has comfortable and cozy, just what you need to enjoy your favorite brew. They offer different brewing methods from a syrupy espresso in a La Marzocco to aero press and pour overs. If you ever find yourself on this side of the world and missing great coffee, this is your place!

What a surprise to find an excellent third wave coffee roaster in otherwise rather uninspiring…read moreDortmund. This place is in a corner space that is light, bright and very spacious. They also have the roaster in the back so coffee is roasted on site. The coffee is nicely roasted, and they serve a wide range of hand brewed filter coffee. They offered six different coffees when I was there and I sampled all. The standout one was the Ethiopian as well as the Guatemala but they were all good. For espresso based beverages they offer two different espressos one Brazilian and one Ethiopian. Very different but both very good. I personally preferred​ the Ethiopian one on its own and the Brazilian went excellent with milk based coffees. They also serve some nice pastries and cakes. I tried the gooseberry cake and that was really delicious. Couple that with friendly, fast and knowledgeable service and you have a winner! What could improve to make it a five you may ask? I would say more food options as well as more seats - yes I like the spaciousness but it also gets full even when it would be easily possible to fit more people. This is however clearly the best coffee in Dortmund and is a solid contender for best in Germany.

This is a nice enough Café in the middle of the hipster quarter "Kreuzviertel". If you thought…read moreabout driving here, good luck, because you're NEVER gonna find a parking space. like ever. Bigger cities like Cologne and Düsseldorf have these charming little coffee shops on every corner, but in Dortmund it seems like the whole city is coming here to eat breakfast. It's always full and the place itself is crammed with tables and chairs, so there is no room to even wait inside for a free spot. They have a sunday breakfast/brunch buffet, which is just complete mayham and I got claustrophobic in about 0.3 seconds. I bought cake here a couple of times and it has always been very nice but come on, 7€ for TWO slices?! TAKEAWAY? I'm really kinda "meh" about this place.. You can't relax here, the food is good but a bit pricy and overall it's just a bit of an avarage place. Try it out at least once but don't say I didn't warn ya.

Such a cozy and cute place, I was tempted to drink coffee and eat cake there all day. The service…read morewas friendly and the staff spoke more than a couple languages. Luckily for me, English was one of them.

Leider muss die reizende Brasilianerin noch lernen: -Wie man…read moremit einer italienischen Kaffeemaschine umgeht -Die Rezepturen der klassischen italienischen Kaffeezubereitungen auswediglernen (wieviel Espresso, Milch, Schaum gehören in einen Capuccino etc) Heutzutage glaubt wohl jeder, der eine Kaffeemaschine einschalten kann, er wäre der geborene Barista ;-)

Kräutertee? Im Kaffeehaus? ROTFL!read more