Die Kaffee Privatrösterei Olga Sabristova — Restaurant in Dusseldorf

I worked for the cafe for a day. I didn´t get paid. 0 money, 0 tips shared. All employees happened to be Russian including the owner, which is obviously fine if their behaviour would be fair and not prejudiced. I worked extra hours than I had committed to help them clean up even. The tips were more than normal and many customers asked about my positive service, and tried tipping me directly - which I of course put in the common box. But in the end, the owner didn´t even share the tips. Kept it all. Almost came across as jealous based on the various positive customer comments and critiqued me. I got paid in a bag of 250g coffee beans at the end of an 8 hour shift. Modern slavery. So even though I used to enjoy the coffee as a customer, I could never go back. Wolf in a...

Very friendly and welcoming lady .. And knows every thing about coffee.. ☕ . Its a Roastry and a Cafe , which roasts different kinds of coffee beans .. Arabica and Robusta , single origins and blends.. . Offers a good selection of cakes and pies , I tried the apple pie ( and it was Vegan ) .. Its tasted WOW 👌 .. Didnt try the other cakes..but it looked tasty. . Drinks for kids ? Yes , Babyccino .. And its a good idea my kids just loved it . . Also selling..everything related to coffee and preparing its . Over all .. cosy place , V. GOOD coffee with alot to choose from , Tasty bites and cakes , And a very kind...

This is the type of cafe a coffee geek has to put on his list of musts: the owner is not only a connoisseur but a "coffeologen", she roasts her own brand, brought from around the world and had trained a set of female baristas who extract a perfect ristretto, with lots of flavor and virtually no acidity, and the way they froth the milk is without comparison. It's a true craft. And yet you feel the comfort of a simple neighborhood cafe, very...