Kaffeerösterei Konstanz — Restaurant in Verwaltungsgemeinschaft Konstanz

My girlfriend was in the store to get me a gift. As she did not know much about coffee I gave her some pointers on how to choose proper coffee. The presence of the following elements in the label: Origin, region, coffee varietal or cultivar, date of roasting (inferior to 2 months). She also knew I brewed on a V60, so that if she forgot about the above-mentioned elements, a competent assistant could help her. My girlfriend, of course, forgot about those details but she did remember that I brewed V60 so she asked for advice, on your store, on what coffee to get. When my girlfriend asked for a date of roasting, your attendant said that they roast every day. My girlfriend did not know better. She honestly thought she was being assisted in getting the best coffee experience for me so she got what the coffee assistant gave her. Here is my experience with the coffee, it is bad, the coffee is bad. The coffee was not properly packed, it was not in an airtight package and therefore had no actual smell to speak of. There is no proper labelling just a vaguely informative tag that says Ethiopia - Wild Forest, with no indication of roasting date or best before date, there is some sort of indication that it works for espresso, french press and some form of automated coffee making?! All of that in a medium roast. As for the taste, well it tasted really bad, no one should ever have to drink such bad coffee on a V60. There is no real benefit in drinking this coffee in a pour-over method. The coffee your assistant sold my girlfriend might work on espresso but that was not what she asked for. She asked for coffee appropriate to be made on V60. Your assistant took advantage of my girlfriends' lack of knowledge to sell her some beans of coffee and that...

The place is really nice, and if you want to buy coffee, this seems to be a great destination.

They have lots of coffee beans types that you can select from, additionally, they sell also lots of chocolates.

They also sell coffee pots, and they have a nice variety too.

They take card at one cashier only.

The outside seats are place in a beautiful square, really calm, and relatively cool in sunny days.

They make you choose either to use a cup that you should return later, and take back an extra deposited euro, or you pay 30 cents for a take away cup, not a great move.

My only take is that coffee is not that great. It has more potential for selling...

Few weeks ago I visited this coffee shop and wrote a bad review about it. Seems owner of this place complained to Google and my review was removed. So I repeat it again. I ordered Cafe Crema for 2,60 euro supposing that it will be a nice decent coffee. Instead of this I have got a cup of black water with a hint of coffee and terrible taste. I could not even finish it because it had nothing to do with coffee whatsoever. It was not tasty, and it did not have any smell. I hope that owner in future will correct this mistake instead of removing my...