Cafe & Bar Celona Münster

2 Elin de Haan - 2 months ago

The food was good but the service was terrible. When we entered it took 10 minutes before someone even said hello, whilst it wasn’t even busy. When we wanted to pay we had to wait 20 minutes before the waiter came back with the PIN. So we just went to another waiter and he didn’t even know we were in the restaurant.

4 Simone Harms - 2 months ago

Great Cafe in downtown on the main shopping street. They have a nice outside sitting area even with blankets for a colder day. Great service and a huge menu. Absolutely worth going.

5 Kerel - a year ago

Aasee is a lake at Münster, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. At an elevation of 54 m, its surface area is 0.402 km2.
During the siege of Münster by Prince Bishop Christoph Bernhard von Galen on December 18, 1660, two earth walls were broken with which the city had been cut off from the water supply, thus causing much of the city area to be flooded. [2] Munster later surrendered to the besiegers. The bodies of water from the dam rupture could still be seen years later at the site of present-day Lake Aa.
Until the beginning of the 19th century there were wetlands and marshy meadows through which the Aa flowed. These meadows were regularly flooded, and the water level sometimes reached such proportions that the old town of Münster was flooded. The Münster professor of zoology, Hermann Landois, spoke in 1888 in favor of the construction of an "Aa basin" not only to be able to better control the water level of the Aa. [1] At the same time, Landois wanted to use the reservoir to ensure the city's drinking water supply, to allow sports activities such as rowing, sailing and swimming, to contribute to the beautification of the city, but also to reduce the source of pathogens from a hygienic point of view was used by flushing the Aabett, as the Aa also acts as a city sewer. [3] It was not until a quarter of a century after Landois' first statements and nine years after his death, in the spring of 1914, that Italian workers began to implement their vision to reduce the risk of flooding in the city of Münster.
However, the excavation of the artificially created Aasee was interrupted by the outbreak of the First World War in the same year. The work only continued after a severe flood in 1925 during the tenure of Mayor Georg Sperlich. Finally the lake was completed in 1934 with a water surface of 20.7 hectares.

In general its an good place to enjoy with your family or friends.

4 Nadia Kofie - 2 weeks ago

It's my second time visiting and I still love the place. Their suß Kartoffel is so delicious. And I like their Pina colada too. Awesome stuff. I only think the stuff were a bit too slow for my liking and orders took qte a while . Aside that, everything else was fine.

5 Jenny Medeiros - 3 years ago

Worthwhile selection of international food, drinks, and dessert. Strongly recommend the dark chocolate mousse and make sure to pop inside to see the cakes. Staff service is a little scarce but there's a lot of seating so it's understandable. Would definitely come here again.

4 Elena Elena - 9 months ago

Was happy to enjoy happy Christmas atmosphere there. After 2 Winters in Lockdown...seems like even the waiters of BarCelona have fun. Every waiter has got a different Xmas Costume ????. Great place with a bit loud music )

3 Bart Hiddema - 3 months ago

Food was okay but service was really slow with the food. I had to wait for over an hour before the food came (noted it was busy today). Some servers weren’t really friendly as well. Drinks are fine.