Eiscafe Cortina - Menu

Hohenstaufenring 22, 50674 Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, Köln

🛍 Cafés, Pasta, Italian, Ice Cream

4.3 💬 1030 Reviews

Phone: +492213108378,+49221217117

Address: Hohenstaufenring 22, 50674 Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, Köln

City: Köln

Dishes: 8

Reviews: 1030

Website: https://perilli.de

"The Cortina is probably one of the oldest ice cream cafés in Cologne. Right on the ring, at Zülpicherplatz, probably the largest point in Cologne nightlife, the café has its residence. The prefabricated outdoor terrace is filled in summer to the last place and nowhere can you get better ice than here. One sits with a view of the plants - by the way a special feature in Cologne with background, - upstream taxi room as in the log, sees left to the Herz-Jesu church and just the ring where the traffic pushes two ways. The ice cream is homemade, the card huge with all the ice creams you want. Casata, Coupe Melba, raspberry zziton sorbet, a huge cup of ice cream café ́, large or small mixed with...


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Save ice on a doofen location. Here you can eat delicious ice cream or drink a coffee. Unfortunately, both are not really comfortable with the noise on the ring. On the outside, because of the exhaust gases they do not feed the air. Too bad.

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I was a few friends in the beautiful ice cream. There is really a wonderful ice card here no dream remains unfulfilled. In Cologne there is only one ice cream that is even better. (more on occasion: The photos are new and up to date from July 2011.


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Nanu, not yet a post about the Cortina Eiscafé, which is very central to the Zülpicher market in Cologne. then we want to change that. My better half and I were in the ice cream café to drink cappuccino and a coffee. The service was not unfriendly, but also not overwhelmed, and since the drinks came relatively fast on our table, after ice this time was not so, among other things the toilets were clean, there are three good of me. I'll find myself in the ring.


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The Cortina is probably one of the oldest ice cream cafés in Cologne. Right on the ring, at Zülpicherplatz, probably the largest point in Cologne nightlife, the café has its residence. The prefabricated outdoor terrace is filled in summer to the last place and nowhere can you get better ice than here. One sits with a view of the plants - by the way a special feature in Cologne with background, - upstream taxi room as in the log, sees left to the Herz-Jesu church and just the ring where the traffic pushes two ways. The ice cream is homemade, the card huge with all the ice creams you want. Casata, Coupe Melba, raspberry zziton sorbet, a huge cup of ice cream café ́, large or small mixed with c...

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  • Cafés Charming cafés offering a variety of freshly brewed coffees and teas, along with light snacks, pastries, and desserts. Perfect for a morning pick-me-up or an afternoon treat in a cozy atmosphere.
  • Pasta Delight in our selection of classic and contemporary pasta dishes, each crafted with fresh, quality ingredients and flavorful sauces that capture the essence of Italian cuisine in every bite.
  • Italian Savor the rich and diverse flavors of Italy with our menu, offering classic pasta, savory risottos, and traditional meat and seafood dishes, all crafted with authentic ingredients and passion. Buon appetito!
  • Ice Cream A delightful selection of creamy, handcrafted ice creams with a variety of flavors ranging from classic vanilla and chocolate to unique options like lavender honey and spicy mango, perfect for satisfying your sweet tooth.

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  • View
  • Terrace
  • Outdoor
  • Nightlife

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