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This coffee shop was giving all the green flags: friendly staff, no extra charges for decaf/alternative milks, good seating area. I stopped in hoping to get a few hours of work done but success eluded me. Although the staff signed into the WiFi for me and I was connected (on both phone and laptop) the internet just didn’t work. Maybe I should have been brave and asked for help, but instead I just felt like a bother and left to try my luck elsewhere. If you’re stopping in for coffee with no need for internet, this is a great place to be.

Nice cute coffee bar centrally located close to Konstablerwache. Their coffee is of good quality. The matcha is delicious. If you are lucky they also will have a selection of pastries available. They got comfy minimalist seating spots. It can get crowded on weekends.

I came here thinking this was the best specialty coffee in Frankfurt. I ordered an espresso, but it arrived without proper crema and tasted thin. When I asked the staff if this was well made, they told me this is how they always do it. Honestly, that just means consistently badly made espresso. Very disappointing for a place that presents itself as a specialty coffee shop. Response to the owner’s reply; I appreciate that crema is no longer the sole marker of a great espresso — I completely understand the evolution of specialty coffee and have been fortunate to try competition-winning coffees in some of Europe’s top cafés. Visiting specialty shops is a passion of mine, not just a casual stop. That said, the espresso I was served here was clearly sour and under-extracted. To illustrate my point, I am sharing a photo taken in your own shop by another guest — this is what a well-prepared modern espresso can look like. Mine was far thinner and lacked the clarity, sweetness, and balance expected from a properly dialed-in shot. Unfortunately, the interaction did not stop at a disappointing drink. Your staff that day used the same dismissive tone that was reflected in the owner’s public reply. Instead of engaging constructively, both the service and the response mocked the feedback. This is not what specialty coffee culture should represent — specialty coffee thrives on education, dialogue, and respect for the guest’s experience. I hope this feedback is taken seriously. The best cafés I have visited use guest input to improve consistency, not as an opportunity for sarcasm.

Finally found a decent coffee place. Especially coffee from Copenhagen was surprising. This place is my go to in Frankfurt now

Although the coffee is ok, but this establishment has a huge issue, and that is assessed from 2 visits. It is attitude. The staff is anything but welcoming and friendly. I visited on the weekend, it eas rather busy and it was a cold outdside, I stepped into the the place with my wife an baby daughter. I stood in line to order, and when a seating opportunity was available, my wife and daughter took a seat. I stayed in the queue to order us drinks. The lady working there approached my wife and told her that she can't have a seat until she ordered something. My wife explained that I was already in the queue, to which the lady replied that there was a sign outside saying that no seating is allowed prior to ordering, and accordingly the lady may want to give the seating to someone else. I understand that these are the house rules, but the attitiude with which that was communicated does not show hospitality. We left without ordering. After all this is not that last coffee place in town. Usually establishments like this should put their guests as priority, and even if there are house rules, a smart host would know when to be lenient, especially when a family with a baby is involved. If I don't feel welcomed as a guest, I won't come back again, regardless of the house rules. To be clear, I didn't ask for an exception, but I asked for a better attitude. And in all honesty, This kind of rule "no searing before ordering" prioritizes profit over the guest's interrest, and in my book, this is the path to loosing guests. It is not cool at all.

Spent our last day in Frankfurt at this cafe, and the drinks were all delicious and good. There weren’t enough seatings so we sat outside and the chairs were a little uncomfortable.

Very good Coffee and Matcha I really enjoyed the match with honey 🍯 The carrot cake amazing Highly recommended

Absolutely worth the stop! I don’t think I had ever received a swan as a latte art. Espresso shot itself was poured exceptionally!