moyo COFFEE — Restaurant in Dusseldorf

What a morning!! I waited for ages for the place to open because their Google info is incorrect, they do not open at 8 .30am. i don't think it costs you money to change this, so please stop misleading people! I walked round and round till it opened at 9am finally. Two staff were there nice and polite and The person in charge claimed he'll make me a fresh croissant 🥐 but it will take about 10-15 mins, sure no problem. I was so jetlagged and all I wanted was a fresh pastry to eat so I had no problem waiting knowing that it will be fresh. More than 30 mins pass even after I remind them twice. Finally, I'm given the most unappetizing frozen, flaky, stale croissant that looked like something you buy from the mass produced pastries in a low budget supermarket. I took two bites and returned it, they had absolutely no justification as to why they served me a frozen croissant, they took it off the bill, fine and thank you. My question is why would you lie to a customer and claim you've made me a fresh pastry when it clearly was the cheapest and most stale item that you bought from who knows where? Honestly it's very unfortunate to have this level of service. I also urge you to listen to clients properly because I saw that at least two other tables waited way too long and also got the wrong/mistaken order. What gives? If you're hungover or not willing to do a good job please don't claim that you do. My heart goes out to you and I pray you do better. Thanks for a...

Nestled in a mainstreet of Düsseldorf, this small coffee shop is a hidden gem that invites you to relax and indulge. With its warm lighting, rustic wooden tables, and friendly atmosphere, it’s the perfect spot to unwind or catch up with friends. The staff is welcoming and passionate about what they serve, making sure every visit feels personal and inviting.

The coffee here is rich, perfectly brewed, and crafted to your liking, whether you’re in the mood for a creamy latte or a strong espresso. But while the coffee is excellent, the real stars are the cakes—especially the carrot cake and the tiramisu. The carrot cake is moist and flavorful, with just the right balance of sweetness and spice. Topped with a creamy, tangy layer of frosting and sprinkled with chopped nuts, it's a delight with each bite.

The tiramisu is equally divine, with layers of airy mascarpone and coffee-soaked ladyfingers that melt in your mouth. It’s rich without being too heavy, offering a perfect harmony of flavors that pair wonderfully with any coffee. Each slice is beautifully presented, making it as pleasing to the eye as it is to the palate.

In a world full of chain coffee shops, this little spot stands out with its charm, quality, and attention to detail. It’s the kind of place you’ll want to visit again and again, just for that next slice of carrot cake or a comforting...

We ordered ice late and ice chai late. Both tasted like water, you cannot feel the coffee/chai in it. And it’s pricy! We wanted to sit outside, but there was only 3 tables for that big space and all of them occupied. We sat inside and waited for one table to be available, but another couple ran so they can reach the table before me. Ridiculous childish situation. Then I asked the waiter if by any chance they can put one more table outside - there is plenty of space for at least 5 of them more. He pointed the bench and said “You can sit there.” And imagine us holding our waterly lates in hand, our suitcases around us, sitting on the bench outside. :D Please avoid this...