Cafe Paul Ohlig

Hello, Mr. K. Wick. Yes, we close at 6 p.m., we are a daytime cafe. We open at 7:30 a.m. so that guests can have breakfast with us. Don't do it like our colleagues, they open at 10 a.m. There is a cafe on the market square, it closes at 4 p.m. If you had gone there, you would have stood in front of the locked door. In addition, we don't have a day of work at 6 p.m. In addition, our day starts at 6 a.m. So treat us to a well-deserved evening, which starts at 7.30 p.m.

Well Shut up at 6 p.m. no matter who is still sitting there

Never again!!! I have not had to eat such a terrible thing in a long time! The waitress had the charm and charisma of a steamroller! I had ordered a cup of coffee and unfortunately not explicitly ordered 'Cafe Creme'. I was not asked or even offered. The filter coffee (that something like that still exists) was a thin waffle and the bee sting tasted of chemistry and synthetic ingredients and not of a light, creamy cream. If only I had walked a few meters further - there is a very lovingly designed coffee roaster with delicious-looking tarts and a very friendly lady who is happy to provide information about her products. It's a shame that such poor quality is still offered in Germany and apparently it is accepted by the clientele! Every simple Italian ice cream parlor offers tasty coffee.

You are looking for something next to the famous ice cream parlors in the city and unfortunately you will be disappointed. Staff rude, you will have breakfast at just before 14 o'clock with "after 14 o'clock no hot food more". Coffee was also more watery and did not deserve the name!

Friendly service, unfortunately the coffee (cappuccino) is inedible.