24grad café and coffee roasting

found a place which makes the top 5 cafés I’ve visited in Germany. like easily. the V60 filter coffee was to die for, the vibes are immaculate, the staff is super friendly and patient, the decor & furniture is beautiful and straight out of the 50s, and the cakes are SO GOOD. really cozy place if you also want to catch up with work or just chill with a book. the mango yogurt cake stole my heart, and I don’t even like mango. wow. if you’re ever in Hannover, make sure you stop by. seriously. 💛 instagram: @einen_kaffee_bitte ☀️

Coffee is absolutely fantastic here, and I'm a big fan of their cookies and cakes as well. They have seasonal menu options, which in the summer means iced coffee options. In colder months they don't offer iced coffee or cold brew, which is a shame. (maybe they will in the future? pls pls pls) Just don't order the matcha latte, it is downright the worst matcha I've ever had. I asked how they make it. They use a matcha syrup, rather than powder. But other than that, highly highly recommend this cafe! The vibes are chill and the coffee is fabulous.

The service was very good. The Cappuccino was perfectly done. We had such delicious Mango Cheesecake and Caramel Cheesecake. Plenty of seating places. I will definitely go back soon

I visit this café often because the coffee is simply the best! I’m updating my review from a year ago—I had given it 5 stars back then. This time, I can only give one star, and that’s purely for the coffee. The reason? The situation with dogs in the shop has gotten out of hand. One time, I saw a woman with her dog sitting right on the seat, and no one said anything. Last week, we went back to enjoy our coffee and some cake, but right next to us, there was a customer with two dogs. They kept getting up and shaking themselves, and at one point, a hair from one of the dogs ended up in one of our coffees. I love dogs—I’ve had two myself—but it’s not right to try to enjoy my drink and food with dogs shaking next to me. It shows a lack of respect for customers who want a clean and comfortable environment. Also, I’ve noticed that tables are not always cleaned properly when a customer leaves. The staff often just takes the mugs without wiping down the tables. I think it would be much more hygienic and pleasant if tables were cleaned more thoroughly after each use.

This place as a specialty cafe would instantly go to top 3 or top 5 in any big European city. Coffe roast level is very nicely on the brighter side, the green coffee kots are well selected. Loring roaster in the house if I'm not mistaken. All in all cool place I wish many more places like this in the world.

Good coffee and friendly staff. Prices are good and there are a lot of options to choose from one the pastries menu.

This place is something in between a proper speciality coffee shop and an old school cafe that does every other coffee drink with tons of milk in it. Not sure what to think of it. It’s popular, for sure. People come here to chill, talk and sit for hours, but sadly, not many of the visitors seem to be genuinely interested about coffee and its origin. I feel that the staff neither (or at least some of the staff). I have to emphasize the large selection of beans, and one friendly barista who was really willing to give a discourse into the topic. My hand brew was decent. The place gets very crowded, even on a work day (especially given what I mentioned: people love sitting here for hours), so maybe be ready to share your table.

I think this Cafe is perfect for hand brewed coffee lovers with different methods and beans. Also the cakes are delicious. Just near the Ubahn station, very easy to find..