Could be a cool place but... it's missing vision, passion, or a motto of sorts. It just doesn't…read moresucceed in making me want to stay or call my friends over for a drink. Any bar/café needs to accept credit cards and offer free WiFi these days. It's a standard must have. We would stay longer and spend more money :-) It never seizes to surprise me how much Cuxhaven in general, but many young entrepreneurs, running a locale, don't open up to the modern ways. There's so much marketing opportunity in attracting customers via social media channels. Cute but not seizing it's potential - .

The food is good and the service is nice. There is a lot of good meals on the menu which are very…read moregood. At the beginning we waited for a while. Probably because it was very full but the food and was delivered quickly. The service was very friendly. You can also watch Bundesliga there. So perfect for everybody. Worth the trip!

There is no way this place deserves the number 1 rating in town. It is quick simple food, but that…read moreis all. As a place to have a drink, or to shoot pool it is well done. But the food is as simplistic as simplistic gets. They basically have schnitzel woche every second week, adn that is about the height of the culinary experimentation here. The menu is that of a mid range burger chain, and what I have eaten there hasn't been particularly good. There is no way this rating has any relation tot he food. What they do do well is the interior design. They keep the place up to date, renovating about every 5 years, so you don't get an old and stodgy feeling from the place. There is always a decent crowd at the place, and if the weather is nice the outside tables are full. The service is quick, young and friendly, and the prices are fair. Before Gösch came, this was the most popular restaurant in town, but that really doesn't mean it is the best. If you are looking for uncomplicated simple food with no surprises in a friendly environment with a decent location, then you can go to Cafe Köm.