Cafe No. 5

“Chai Latte und véganes Bananenbrot waren sehr lecker!”

abijith munikannan★★★★★

Found this cafe when we were looking for a good brunch spot in cologne. Had a cosy cafe vibe which was fully crowed as its a small cafe. Got a seat within 5 mins of wait as we walked in. Tried their Mediterranean breakfast which was a good spread of dishes. Loved the cheese toast and meat in it and other dishes in it was okay but can try once. But the creamy dreamy soup was one of the best mushroom soups i had ever tasted. Was so creamy and thick with loads of mushroom bits and every sip was something to cherish upon along with some crispy bread toast!!! Totally worth trying if you are here.

Becky VanderHoeven★★★★★

Small breakfast place with some outdoor seating (reserved inside, first come first serve outside). The staff was friendly and food came out quick… we dived in too fast to get pictures. We liked the laid back vibe and were able to just enjoy a nice breakfast. Located close to a UBahn station but also easy walking distance from the Belgeisch Viertel. Reservations recommended

Gerry Moore★★★★

Very friendly service and a great central location. The food looked great, but the taste didn't live up to the presentation. This was especially true of the Eggs Benedict.... the poached eggs were overcooked and the sauce wasn't (or at least didn't taste like) Hollandaise. Other issues included awful coffee and very, very hard bread! Shame really... it has great potential!

Yibeige Yibeige★★

I ordered buffalo chicken waffles and it was served cold. The sweet vanilla sugar waffle tasted really weird with the chicken. It was around 20 euros for one chai latte and the dish which felt so so so wasted. The quality and amount of food doesn’t nach the pricing. The entire ordering and waiting time took 1 hour 40 minutes. Me and my two other friends ordered different dishes but only the egg Benedict was actually good, but still overpriced!