Nice and cozy place, very comfortable to relex, meet friends and chat. For me very good coffee…read more Overall just a great experience!

7 Shots Coffee is a small, intimate coffee shop. From my counting it holds a maximum of 10 people…read moreinside and 5 outside. But this is not bad, as the owner, a Czech lady, gets to bond with each and every customer. She is very passionate about coffee. Her customer service is top notch; she speaks both German and English. While she brews the coffee, she tells you a little bit of the roast you will be drinking. As she is a coffee aficionado, the menu is quite small and has only: espresso, cappuccino, filter coffee (pour over v60), hot chocolate, and tea, along with an equally small food menu which consists of cupcakes and a chocolate tart (food my vary) She uses coffee from "Coffee Collective" which is a coffee brand that buys coffees from small independent roasters at a fair price. Along the week the coffee roast changes from different countries to different roast types, but as I understand she predominantly uses light roasts. The café opens from Mon. to Fri. from 10 am to 6 pm and on weekends she holds coffee seminars, which range from barista training to coffee tasting.

Some time ago I was looking for a washer-drier. I saw a very nice one with a very good price in the…read moreMediamarkt store. I also had a good opinion of the shop, since I had bought other things and I had never had any problem. I decided then to buy the machine. I asked to pay in instalments since I couldn't pay the whole price at once. They told me that it was not a problem, they prepared the invoice and after some minutes of waiting I was called to talk about the payment. First, they asked me if I speak German, because I had (obviously) to understand the conditions. I told them that I don't speak very well yet but that I can understand and, anyway, there was another person with me, that speaks a good German. They told me immediately that she couldn't translate for me because she wasn't my wife nor my sister. That's clearly ridiculous; is a sister or a wife necessarily a good translator?! I hoped at least that she could confirm what I was understanding. But at the first question (they wanted to see my "Anmeldung"), the guy saw me thinking about it (and I was thinking that I thought that my ID was enough, so I didn't have the Anmeldung with me, but I could go to take it!) and immediately stood up and told me that since I couldn't understand him, he could not let me sign the contract. Now, I obviously agree that I need to understand the conditions before signing a contract and I can't of course ask them to hire someone that speaks English - even though they're a big company in the main shop centre of a big city - but I feel really offended by their behaviour, since they didn't give me any chance to buy the product that I needed. And - come on - I wasn't buying a car or a house, we're talking about 50€ per month for less than 12 months, I have a good job, I can pay! Clearly, that's the last time that I went there to buy something or even to have a look. I'll buy sooner or later my washing machine, but I will buy it in another place, where they're patient enough to explain me the things. Sorry guys, German is a beautiful language, but it takes time to learn it, especially when it's not you main language in your work place!

From the owner: Der Kraft Reparaturdienst ist Ihr zuverlässiger Ansprechpartner für ganz Leipzig und Umland, wenn…read morees um die fachgerechte und preiswerte Reparatur Ihrer Waschmaschine geht!