Frau Grau

5 Patrick Schneider - 6 months ago

It‘s the sweetest coffee-shop where you can come again and again, sit, chill, relax and have a deep insight in the traditional german lores due to the massive collection of fotos taken by the owner over several decades. Misses Grau traveled through the lands acompanied by her husband, Horst Grau, who sadly passed on 5/5/1999 in the age of 77 leaving behind his well established widow. The coffee-shop continued to last. Much left overs from the owners brought to the coffee-shop by friends and relatives to revive the classical background, including collections of decoration in the old fashioned way. It’s definitely a hint, to check and mark on your map in the middle of an ongrowing cultural melting-pot.
Besides, the cake is great AF.
It‘s self made.
Coffee and groceries should be taken serious, due to the vital presence of the operating staff.
Enjoy your stay and feel, like you are in your own living room. Don‘t hesitate.

5 Eleonora Lelli - 6 months ago

Amazing little tiny cozy café with a garden where you can enjoy their fabulous homemade smoothies in the shadows ????

4 Steve Matthews - 3 years ago

A quaint little eccentric place to grab something hot to drink, and have a tasty sweet treat. The furnature and decor is very vintage, but functional and well kept. Might not be the right place if you suffer from OCD! ;-) Each seating area has unique furnature. The staff were helpful... although at one point, there were more staff than customers!

5 Emma Presley - 3 years ago

Lovely teas, coffee and cakes. Friendly and helpful staff. Comfortable, interesting ambience

5 Evren Ordu - 5 years ago

We love this place. Food, cafee and all other things are really good. Evrything is hause made. When you need help, they always help you.

5 Rickitaly - 4 years ago

very nice atmosphere, nice cake, kind staff and pet friendly

5 Verena Gorris - 5 years ago

Really nice place. Reminded me of Berlin! Also very child friendly.