In an area filled with subpar noodle box and the like, I was genuinely impressed by this place…read more They have a nice interior, ample kids play area and do eggs/omelets to order. That's pretty badass. The service wasnt anything to write home, but we are in Germany so I don't expect much. Prices were on par with the like, spending 5-6€ a 'meal' is about right. Outdoor seating was pleasant and it was popular with the locals. Be prepared for good for the price, even if it isn't the best pastry you've ever had... you know who you are.

Due to a train hiccup, we found ourselves with nearly 2 hours to kill in Rostock, but with no plan,…read morewe didn't want to venture far. Luckily this bakery is next to the station, and full of tasty delights! We'd already had lunch but I do love a bakery, so we popped in just for a look, and we both left with massive sweet pastries for about a euro a piece. Mine was some sort of streusel-topped sweet deliciousness nearly the size of my face. When I passed through the station I noted that the bakery there sold the same thing, but that mine looked much nicer. If I find myself at Rostock station again, I wouldn't hesitate to pop over here and try another thing or 10!

Such a sweet cafe, worth the stop. Beautiful outdoor seating in the back, perfect for COVID times…read more We had a yummy cappuccino and a plum crumble cake that was delicious. Staff also extremely friendly

The Café glücklich was a lovely spot to wait for our city tour. The waitress was lovely and…read moreeffortlessly switched to English when I spoke in my rusty German. I tried the "Windbeutelkuchen", a profiterole cake, and a hot chocolate with espresso - the cafe speciality. The cake was very creamy and sweet, the hot chocolate was dark and bitter. Both fine alone but I wouldn't take that combination again. Overall the cafe was well worth a visit.