Montmartre - Reservar una mesa

This place is a everytime is breakfast time place. The coffee is in comparison to other coffee places not that good. When I was ordering my first breakfast at this place I really was shocked how much plastic wrapped stuff they are putting on my plate. There was butter plastic wrapped and jam in plastic. Looked more like a breakfast you can get at a hospital than a breakfast in a French like café. The stuff is really slow and you are not quite sure how to order. They always act a little bit strange. There are some elderly people who get their ordering right away, maybe because they are coming everyday. On the same street there are like 5 places where you can get better coffee, better (and environmenr friendlier) breakfast and the stuff is friendlier. Would not recommend

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Very good baguette, croissant, scrambled egg, and camembert. Average coffee. Hard-boiled egg you can do without. Dry-aged crepe, with a topping other than ordered, tasted like microwaved after 4 hours of aging. The hot French-style sandwiches are impressive though. The furniture, less so. For this old-fashioned small town, it's a nice complement.

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The cafe benefits from its location. Wolbecker Strasse is great, close to the train station and has a couple of (not so expensive) restaurants/cafes. There are better ones than Montmartre. It is okay for coffee and chat. Don't expect French patisserie. I tried the croissants/pains aux chocolate twice and it was disappointing. Not fresh.

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Good place for early meetings. Usually we go there with friends before someone is leaving, because it is near to train station.

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You can't afford it to travel to Paris for a real croissant? Go, get one right here, they are the very best you can buy IMHO.

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