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Ritterstraße 52, 50668 Köln, Kreisfreie Stadt Koln, Germany

🛍 Cafés, Coffee, Ice cream, Vegetarian

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Telefon: +4915126559977

Adres: Ritterstraße 52, 50668 Köln, Kreisfreie Stadt Koln, Germany

Şehir: Kreisfreie Stadt Koln

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Web Sitesi: http://www.cafehibiskus.de

"Ich kann von mir sagen, dass ich es als sehr entspannend wahrnehme, wenn ich wirklich weiß, dass alles in einem Café vegan ist und ich mir keine Gedanken machen muss, dass vielleicht doch etwas mit meiner Bestellung nicht klappen könnte. Wenn mal wieder von einem Gefühl übermannt wird, dass alles um einen herum nur aus Wahnsinn besteht, ist Café Hibiskus echt ein guter Ort, um sich dort in rein veganer Wohlfühl-Atmosphäre zu entspannen. Ein rein veganes Café, in dem wirklich viel Leidenschaft steckt, die ich als Kunde gerne zurückgeben würde, indem ich mich einmal quer durch die Karte essen und/oder trinken möchte. Ganz so weit bin ich bei weitem noch nicht. Bis dahin kann ich so viel schon...


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Merover Merover

Als Veganer ist es gar nicht so leicht im Xperion bei Events was zu essen zu bekommen, daher bin ich immer umso glücklicher, dass ich dieses Café kenne. Immer super nett, super lecker und die Preise sind fair

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NinaVonUndZu
NinaVonUndZu

(EN below) Ein kleines Café mit Vintage Möbeln. Alle Speisen und Getränke sind vegan. Der Service war gut und sehr freundlich. A small café with vintage furniture. All food and drinks are vegan. The service was good and very friendly.


KatharinaMK
KatharinaMK

Ein kleines gemütliches und individuelles Café mit vielen Leckereien. Es gab diverse Kuchen und auch ein paar herzhafte Speisen wie Suppe oder Quiche. Das Personal ist sehr freundlich und aufmerksam. Es gibt nicht viele Tische, es kann also gut sein, dass man zu Stoßzeiten einen kleinen Zeitpuffer mitbringen muss, aber es lohnt sich. Updated from previous review on 2023-02-25


JanisO
JanisO

Ich kann von mir sagen, dass ich es als sehr entspannend wahrnehme, wenn ich wirklich weiß, dass alles in einem Café vegan ist und ich mir keine Gedanken machen muss, dass vielleicht doch etwas mit meiner Bestellung nicht klappen könnte. Wenn mal wieder von einem Gefühl übermannt wird, dass alles um einen herum nur aus Wahnsinn besteht, ist Café Hibiskus echt ein guter Ort, um sich dort in rein veganer Wohlfühl-Atmosphäre zu entspannen. Ein rein veganes Café, in dem wirklich viel Leidenschaft steckt, die ich als Kunde gerne zurückgeben würde, indem ich mich einmal quer durch die Karte essen und/oder trinken möchte. Ganz so weit bin ich bei weitem noch nicht. Bis dahin kann ich so viel schon...

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