Apero - Darmstadt

We came to lunch in this bar in the center of darmstadt. nice service staff and a busy place salates came fast, were very large and tasty excellent. is this a helpful review? then please give me a thumbs up thank you frankgeisler by clicking on the...Button below.

I ordered a cup tee and asked for strong black and English breakfast tea with milk. I have a beautiful darjeeling, but that's not what I wanted. the biggest problem was that the water was not hot enough and even though I was. my tee bag right into the water, the tee was not really brewed. it was very bright yellow color. When I told the waitress and showed her the tee, she said that she always gets the water from the machine and looked at me with a stone-like face. She didn't apologize, she didn't suggest the money back, she didn't offer me another tee. the quiche was good, although :

After our experience in apero it is hard to believe that the owner of this caffe is in the restaurant catering business! we are concert musicians who regularly travel around Europe, visit a lot of coffee shops and experience a lot of different mentalities, but honest. we have never experienced this kind of attack. in the round we were thrown out of caffe, in daylight, before other sitting customers. we were first served by a young lady (we ordered two cappuccinos and once she brought it to us, stayed outside for about 15-20 minutes. (in this time a few of two women stared at us constantly, my man was a little upset, but hey, we are tourist, it's a small town. from nowhere did the owner appear and began to tell us something in a slightly unpleasant ton. his English was not great, but we understood that we made a mistake: we brought a bag out of the bakery with us and I must have fucked on a cinnamon roll when he saw us. this gaff was all, but intentionally: we are parents to a little baby and we just wanted a nice coffee as soon as he was asleep in the stroller. we even forgot that we had the bag with us. about, my man probably did the same as we ordered, but the lady who served us did nothing. Anyway, we apologized that he moved so and said that it will not happen again, “can we offer to pay for the sweets?”, fantically get our money from our wallets. but he continued to speak, in German, always louder, wanted to include other guests in the discussion. it was as if he gave us a police report, and he wouldn't stop! either we missed something completely (may our rolls weren't really the problem? but seriously, there was no need for this kind of behavior. as always, if his intention was to feel unintentional or unwilling, he sues. He asked us to go and we, like, if they want to be insulted for their money, they'll go for it.

A small coffee place (also a bit of lunchtime) in the center of the city good weine also. and make sure to test the pasteis de nata, which they are served warm and with a zimtsperle.

Its a nice place great bistro food, nice quiche and salad, sandwiches, great april spritz, and great coffee from wacker in frankfurt, limited seating outside, and its nice on a sunny afternoon, its on the rodeo drive of darmstadt!