manni.coffee — Restaurant in Innsbruck

manni.coffee

Hospitality - 5/5 Selection - 5/5 Quality of Coffee - 5/5 Overall - 5/5

You hear about the competition between Australia, New Zealand, and Europe in regards to coffee. More so, you most defiantly hear about the debate on who made the first Flat White; the Australians or the New Zealanders. Well manni.coffee will tell you it was the Aussies because this place is a tride and true Australian coffee shop. And to say the coffee is great is an understatement. It was amazing! Also, we were lucky enough to meet the owner while grabbing flat whites and he was a great host. Couldn’t have asked for a better person.

Furthermore, if you are looking for a local pastry with your amazing coffee, this is your spot. We would suggest that you get in early if you're looking to enjoy a pastry as they sell out quick.

It has been sometime since we have had a flat white that knocked our socks off (which was in Galway, Ireland; if you’re curious). But manni.coffee did it to us 100%, and if were are ever in Innsbruck again we will surly being stoping...

Laptop-Banned Blues.

Our morning post-gym coffee stop quickly turned sour when a simple attempt to update my work plans on my laptop led to abrupt and vocal disapproval of laptops. But berating paying customers for attempting to utilize their own devices crosses the line from ambiance curation to outright hostility. The coffee shop doesn't offer Wi-Fi or power sockets, nor is it particularly cozy, so you won't be working there all day anyway. It's just enough for a quick coffee, a quick email check and then you're on your way.

It's a shame, really, because the place seemed like the perfect spot next to our training facility to enjoy a cup and check the first emails before starting the work day at the office. Now people are sitting inside with their cell phones checking their emails instead of their laptops. So, unless you're willing to surrender your technological appendages at the door and risk a scolding, I'd suggest seeking your coffee fix elsewhere. After all, a cafe that treats its patrons like naughty schoolchildren isn't...

A very direct and unfriendly reminder from the staff while we ordered that there is „no laptops allowed“ - as a paying customer in that moment, that’s a weird moment and a definite „not coming here again“. As I do get where they are coming from, the place is not inviting nor practical for any working related sessions, acoustics are bad + uncomfortable to sit longer than for the coffee or snack you ordered. Result of the whole questionable practices and embarrassing signs is that most people now just stare longer into their phones for their work related tasks or emails…Food and coffee is decent but the service is more than questionable and prices are on the high side too! Wouldn’t recommend, also nicer places in town to go for the...