Trockel, Ulmann & Freunde — Restaurant in Cambridge

주인 누나? 아주머니? 가 정말정말정말정말 어마어마하게 친절하십니다. 맛도 정말 좋구요. 관광지로부터 한두블록 떨어져있어서 한가롭게 케임브리지의 정취를 느낄 수 있어요. 강력 추천합니다.

The manager is the utmostly kindest and welcoming person I have ever saw in my life. My home countriy is famous for its hospitality, but she would be the champion instantly if she ran a branch there. (Please note that I am a serious person who never exaggerates anything nor tell any lies)

Chai Latte was very fresh and sweet. I really liked the scent of it.

The Iced Americano was flawless. (Though please take the fact that I got it as single shot and iced, so I can not evaluate its taste precisely into account)

I really wanted to try other menus, but pity that I was running on a tight schedule.

I never know when I would visit this country again, but if I do, I will definitely visit Cambridge city and of it, especially this particular cafe to check out other menus.

Also the price was very reasonable.

I really like the fact that this place is a bit away from the crowded, main street of Cambridge, packed with tourists. I was able to observe the daily life of residents from around in peace.

Back in Korea, I drank a cup of coffee daily. I would always ask for a single-shot coffee instead of double, though the price were the same. (because even if you want only a single-shot coffee, the coffee machine will only produce 2 shots and no less. Eventually the barista would have to discard the other shot of coffee.) It was the first time in my life that I had a discount for ordering asingle-shot coffee.

Lastly, please note that I do not underrate my home country. As I mentioned above, I only speak of the raw fact that I...

I randomly entered to ask where Cambridge University's green area was. I later realized that it was a very stupid question, but the restaurant owner Özlem explained without any arrogance that the whole city was a university. Her English was so smooth that I didn't realize she was Turkish. Even though she was very busy, she told me at length and quickly where I needed to go, even showing me pictures on her mobile phone. As I went out and walked with my wife and daughter as she described, I told my wife that the girl was probably Turkish because she was very friendly and helpful. At that moment, when my daughter started whining that she was hungry, my wife said, "Let's go back to that restaurant immediately." As a matter of fact, when we entered and heard my daughter's whining, Özlem and her friend (I'm sorry, I couldn't learn her name) answered in Turkish. My guess was correct! Their sandwiches are very fresh and delicious. The owners are incredibly natural and friendly. The majority of customers are young people. Of course, the price/performance is amazing, we should not be surprised. I bought a take-away sandwich on the way out, we chatted a little, it was very busy but it was very pleasant, we didn't want to keep anyone busy. Later we noticed that, thanks to dear Özlem, there was a free dessert next to the sandwich and a smiley note wishing love and a safe trip. I can't tell you how warm we felt. Many thanks to you, Özlem, and to your friend, too. Longing and love. May your light always shine bright. Hope to see you again,...

This is hands down the best cafe in Cambridge. Its down Pembroke street a bit, so out of the way for a lot of tourists and it's absolutely incredible. I studied at Pembroke College for a bit and would stop by Trockel for a coffee and a sandwich between reading and to destress a bit. I would probably go once or twice a week to eat and study for a few hours. The owner is the sweetest person I have ever met and after stopping in twice she remembered my name and would ask about my day/studies. The chai lattes are creamy and incredible, the ham sandwiches are surprisingly delicious for being so simple, and she made a chocolate orange cake that I would eat on particularly stressful days that was awesome. From the outside it looks like it would smell smoked fish but its actually the coziest cafe in Cambridge! So...