Great coffee shop. It's small but with the best coffee in Münster. While there, you can feel the…read moreamazing aroma in the air. It's pricey, but for those you really love coffee it's the best place.

Are you addicted to coffee? Looking for the best cappuccino in town? Die Bohne is probably the cafe…read moreyou are looking for.. It's a very small place and primarily in the business of selling coffee beans. However, it also offers a wide selection of coffee, light snack, homemade cakes and smoothies. It's a little tricky to find the cafe, the entrance to the restaurant is quite narrow. It's nearby the wineshop on LudgeriStr. Here is the google map link . Further info: http://kitchenprinzessin.blogspot.com/2011/07/meine-culinarische-reise-durch-munster.html

Nice little venue. Especially in the summer when you can sit out side on the boardwalk like patio…read more Only set back here is that you have to pay directly when you are served if you are sitting outside, which can get a bit annoying after a while . Prices are totally ok here, which makes staying a while even more likely. The music is usually a mix of mainstream and rock that seems to suit the general mix of patrons well.

Most of the time I find a table to sit easily, so probably I should not be writing this review to…read morekeep it that way...:-) Go here to have a nice breakfast or just a drink, newspaper, good music, etc. Nice people.

Cozy little café with a selection of excellent coffee, tea and even hot chocolates. The small…read morenumber of tables and the secluded location go along nicely with moderate prices. The inventory has a rustic/rural french atmosphere, and the staff is unobtrusive. A great place for a date, but probably too crowded for extended reading sessions.

Roestbar in Kreuzviertel is packed on weekends, but civilized on a weekday afternoon. The fragrance…read moreof the coffee was so tempting we bought 3 bags to bring home. Take some time to walk around this beautiful neighborhood, too! https://roestbar.com/kaffeehaeuser/

Münster doesn't really have a lot of cafés like this. A place with a young and vibrant yet laidback…read moreatmosphere. There are some more in this street, but in general I had some trouble finding these kind of places. Drei:klang has comfortable seating and the breakfast I had was simple but well composed. The meat was of rather good quality, but the bread could have been better. In my more lifelong search of places that serves a good cup of green, this was a bit disappointing - only teabags. (But I do realise this doesn't bother many people!) It's cheap and the service was attentive and helpful. They have good wifi and I ended up working for some hours after my meal. The biscuit I bought for my second cup of tea, was a bit dry, but the cakes I didn't try looked much better. I regret that choice.

Absolutely adored this place, amazing coffee and bagel sandwich. If this cafe was a few thousand…read moremiles closer to home, I'd be a regular here. The interior is nicely decorated and the music selection was great. If I ever am back in Muenster, this will be the first place I go too.

Wants to be a hip bagel place. Is full of hipsters. The bagels are okay but not like US versions…read more Its like italian pizza and us pizza. Its just different.

Met a friend here for Kaffee und Kuchen and really enjoyed the cafe! The cake which they offer is…read morefrom Issel (I believe), so of course it's delicious. I ordered a flat white which was good and an appropriate size. They also give a little cookie and toffee treat with your coffee. The place is much bigger inside then it looks like from outside. The only complaint is that the coffee cups are a bit awkward because there's no handle. It is somewhat strange to have to pick up the coffee cup with both hands every time I want to take a sip of coffee ... rather feels like I'm drinking from a small soup bowl with no spoon ...? The service was friendly and location easy to find. I can imagine the outdoor seating is very nice during summer, as well.