Okay, about the Bagel People in Göttingen:…read more Very friendly staff, good service, nice sugar, good view through the big window looking onto the Theaterstrasse. I like here: Caffè Latte Espresso, geschäumte Milch, Milchschaum single 2,05 EUR double 2,50 EUR triple 2,95 EUR Cappucino doppelter Espresso, geschäumte Milch, Milchschaum single 2,05 EUR double 2,50 EUR triple 2,95 EUR Iced Caffè Latte Espresso, geschäumte Milch, crushed Ice double 2,80 EUR Peppermint Mocca

I absolutely adore this place! Everyone I met on my various visits here were super friendly and…read moremany spoke english. Both the inside and outside are cozy with cute seating as well as blankets and cushions for comfort and warmth. Everything I had was delicious. I am always looking forward to my next visit. Highly recommend!!

Stopped here for the quark cake, which was recommended by a friend, along with an espresso. The…read morequark cake was amazing! It hit the spot. Would definitely try P-Cafe again for more desserts or a light lunch.

From the owner: Das Göttinger Tageblatt schreibt über Dabis Kaffeestube:…read more "Göttingen. "Es ist ein klassisches Kaffeehaus, in dem man gemütlich sitzen und ins Gespräch kommen, aber auch ganz ungestört seine Zeitung lesen kann", beschreibt Dabergott das Ambiente. Das beinhalte für ihn auch, dass er nicht an den Tisch herantreten und fragen werde, ob es noch etwas sein soll: "Ich glaube, meine Gäste sind selbstständig genug, sich zu melden, wenn sie noch etwas möchten." Der Vater von vier erwachsenen Kindern und bekennender Grüner freut sich über interessante Gäste wie Jürgen Trittin, der eine Bürgersprechstunde im "Dabis" hatte. Auch die Einrichtung im Vintage-Stil sowie Getränke und Speisen spiegelten seine "linke Überzeugung" wider, sagt der geborene Münsteraner: "Meinen Kaffee beziehe ich vom Hamburger Libertad Kollektiv, das Projekte in Südamerika unterstützt." In seinem Café will Dabergott Lesungen und Konzerte veranstalten. Von Hauke Rudolph" Zudem gibt es einen leckeren Masala Chai.

Coming from a city that's known for its cultural diversity and hipster neighbourhoods, I was eager…read moreto pay a visit to Kassel's so-called hipster coffee shop "Rokkeberg", per recommendation by family. Easy to find, I made my way to the chain's newest outlet at Ständeplatz crossing Wilhelmsstraße on a rainy day. Upon entering I was greeted by a white-tiled bathroom-reminiscent floor, a Soundcloud playlist featuring an eclectic mix of acoustic folk, singer-songwriter and "we listened to them before they became famous" kinda artists and a team of three baristas/waiters, presumably local students. Without the typical snobbiness or flakiness you might encounter at various coffee outlets in Berlin, I placed my non-complicated order and enjoyed 400 ml of lactose-free "Ettli organic brew" cappuccino (3,60€) goodness by the window. However, this branch is rather small with 12 "people watching"-worthy seats (bar stools in pastel pink and blue) on the bottom floor and about another 15 on the first floor, which I'd avoid at any costs 'cause it might as well have been a broom closet in its former life. It lacks decoration and warmth and overall 'hipster chic'. In conclusion, come here for the coffee and not the interior.

Very cozy place to come and sit for a while. But note that they do not have wifi, so it is better…read moreas a place to chat with friends or read a book. Some of the staff were very nice but I found others were very dismissive and impatient. The service depended on the person. We asked for some tap water but never recieved it. My partner visits often for the latte which he says is very good. I was disappointed with my chai latte which tasted too sweet and rather like a candle. The vegan chocolate cake I had was very fluffy and tasty, however the plate it was served on while cute was too small and impractical.

Had the opportunity to snag a late lunch and Kaffee! Once again just really really good. Such a…read morenice comfy vibe inside also. Wait staff very friendly.