Cafe Blüte - Bonn

This place is like an ice-cream place on the border path between the gummy magic and the scurry warmth, a trance feeling that stays hanging and digs into the soul. Ordinary cocoa.

We had a drink on Friday and all cocktails were very tasty and something special. We also liked the ambience because it is not pretentious, but has an art vibe. The service was very nice.

Empty cafe, flowing rain, but mother with stroller is not desired here. Then go to Café Pawlow!

Wonderful and furnished café in Heerstraße. The Chai Latte is super, the staff is very unobtrusive and helpful. If I'm in Bonn, it's a couple of hours in the Café Bloom to let the soul grow.

Oh, man. After a walk through the cherry blossom alleys, we came into these locations of gastronomic and social economic incompetence from Hamburg to visit Bonn. From incompatibility to incompetence, here is the whole range of how to NOT make it!!!! We were at least 8 people on site to take one or other drink to us. For this purpose, we have occupied three small bistrotic tables standing next to each other when the waiter came and asked if we could not enjoy two tables. (Unfortunately I was on the only and mixed toilet right now, otherwise our visit would have ended at the moment) After studying the lush wine card (EIN white wine, A red wine), I ordered the red Primitivo, who found me of medium quality in a cheap glass. The highlight, however, were the non-sympathetic owner (or whatever he represents), who was just passing by my wife quickly and wordlessly, when she already held the door pawl in the hand to the toilet in order to facilitate herself and of course the lady at the side table: Do you also have a ginger tea? Answer: You have to order what's on the map The lady: Oh pulled her jacket back on and left. That is what we have done, and this bloomed blossom has been declared a restricted area.